Bill Dotson Speaking at Canton, Ohio group Anniversary. The original recording was made by Bill Wilson. Also includes a brief talk by Bill Dotson at an early Founders Day.

Second Edition Big Book Story author and early New Jersey AA member Tells his story with his very characteristic humor. He kinda has a way of saying things in a strong New Jersey accent that make them very funny. He tells good stories and has a really powerful message.

A Talk at the 16th Southeastern Conference Jacksonville, FL August 1960 Besides his story Dr Earl Marsh routinely gave this prepared talk often illustrating points on a blackboard.

Dr Earl Marsh He is Author of Big Book Story PYSICIAN HEAL THYSELF and a book by the same title SEE DETAIL FOR FULL DESCRIPTION OF THE TALK

Ernie authored THE SEVEN MONTH SLIP He was first husband of Sue Smith Windows. He got sober in Akron City Hospital under Dr Bobs care

Three Woman Big Book Story Authors Talks on 1 CD 18 Tracks ~ Total Time of CD 68 Minutes Some Tracks on this CD are BOOKMARKED to begin where a speaker or important section begins. Track 1 Marty Mann Talk Track 6 Ethel Macy Talk Track 16 Sue Smith Windows Track 17 Felicia Gizycka Mcgruder Author of Big Book story STARS DON"T FALL

Author of JOE'S WOE'S Joe tells his story of alcoholism and recovery. ~ Very enjoyable and at places places very funny __HISTORICALLY SIGNIFICANT__This recording documents in his own words the experience of the first person released from a commitment to a insane asylum by the intervention of AAs who worked with him to recover. These AAs were Bill Wilson and Joe's Sponsor Bob V. He tells how Bill gave him a Big Book and how he continued with AA upon his release, his one slip, and his lengthy sobriety in AA. 7 Tracks ~ 33 Minutes

JOHN PARR ~ at 1976 FOUNDERS DAY Author of Big Book Story SECOND EDITION page 336 JUNE 23,1976 ~ at AKRON OHIO Following some introductory remarks John Parr explains that he drank without trouble and not compulsively until he was in his thirties. Then he ran into trouble numerous times and lost control of his drinking. Tried numerous things to solve "his problems". Tried to stop after every hangover. Always unsuccessfully often not even lasting the day. Tells the story of the drinking episode just prior to his coming into AA. Talks about getting sober and working with others in early Alabama AA. Some of the mistakes early AA groups made in working with drunks (recalled with a bit of goodhearted humor. Talks about sobriety. The paradoxes of AA

Author of Second Edition Big Book Story at Kenneth Square PA 1955 Nancy was an Early New York Area AA Member