This is journalism in the raw, Tim Page telephoning Glenn Gould in October 1980. Tim kept the tapes, which have now been uploaded online by the Gould Foundation.
‘I want this to be a different interview,m,’ begins Tim.
Gould’s voice is seductive as ever.
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