6 entries.
wrote on December 16, 2023
So grateful to have discovered Tony Schwartz's immense catalogue of work; we often play his tracks on our weekly folk & roots radio show called Barking Dog. I just discovered this website and through it, WNYC's archive of his show—looking forward to having even more of his work to explore! Thanks for keeping his memory alive.
wrote on January 28, 2021
daughter of artist bob rosenwald, good friend of tony who did new york 19 album art
wrote on January 5, 2019
I grew up listening to "1-2-3 and a zing-zing-zing" because my father, Don Sibley, illustrated the record cover when he was a young man. I especially liked "who put the cookie in the cookie jar / not I put the cookie in the cookie jar..." (or at least that is how I remember it) because I loved to jump rope.
wrote on March 1, 2017
I have used this book with my graduate students for 10 years. The book is as relevant now as it was when it was written.
wrote on August 13, 2016
I learned of the wonderful work of Tony Schwartz via the wonderful work of Dr. Marshall McLuhan.
Thank you for making so much of Tony's work available on the Internet.
If I had ever met Tony, I would have asked him to offer opinion(s) on the work of Bob And Ray, the Braque & Picasso Of Radio Art Satire, a couple of wonderful guys.
Best regards to all.
Gary
wrote on August 13, 2016
Tony helped us with a project after the Crown Heights riots in New York. He was a fascinating man, and I truly was grateful for his wonderful ideas and kindness.