VOA is pleased to offer the following downloadable audio clips of Willis Conover.  If additional clips become available, we will add them.  Please e-mail the Office of Public Affairs with questions or requests.

Willis tells how he got into radio Excerpt from an interview on his 10th anniversary (January 18, 1965)	1:15	1.15 MB
Willis explains how he learned his favorite music was "jazz" Excerpt from an interview on his 10th anniversary (January 18, 1965)	:36	585 KB
Willis's view on developing one's personal taste in music Excerpt from an interview on his 10th anniversary (January 18, 1965)	:39	616 KB
Willis's thoughts on building a radio program Excerpt from an interview on his 10th anniversary (January 18, 1965)	:41	652 KB
Willis's feelings about working for Voice of America Excerpt from an interview on his 10th anniversary (January 18, 1965)	:22	360 KB
Willis describes leaving commercial radio for Voice of America Excerpt from an interview on his 10th anniversary (January 18, 1965)	1:21	1.24 MB
Willis calls jazz a 'living music', growing and changing Excerpt from an interview on his 10th anniversary (January 18, 1965)	:39	620 KB
Willis tells of writing the song "Where Does the Moon Go?" while driving Excerpt from VOA's "Mail Bag" program with Robin Rupli (1990s)	2:26	2.23 MB
Song "Where Does the Moon Go?" as recorded by a Romanian musician	3:04	2.82 MB
Willis explains how he came to write a piece of music, "Far Off, Close By"  Excerpt from VOA's "Mail Bag" program with Robin Rupli (1990s)	2:18	1.05 MB
"Far Off, Close By" by Willis, with him whistling	2:16	2.08 MB
Willis tells of writing and recording a lyric as spoken word over music  Excerpt from VOA's "Mail Bag" program with Robin Rupli (1990s)	2:47	655 KB
Song with Willis speaking his lyrics over Charlie Byrd's playing	3:35	3.28 MB