Vintage Spoken Poetry - DYLAN THOMAS 1940's An Evening With Vinyl

Dylan Thomas, one of the great British poets, born in Wales early 20th Century.

On this recording Dylan reads selected poems from the likes of Thomas Hardy, Yeats and W.R Rodgers plus of course his own poems.

Recorded live, this recording really gives a "feel" for the poet - not just him on stage but interacting with his audience, often in a boisterious and jovial manner.

Dylan Thomas - An Evening With Dylan Thomas
Caedmon Records

Cat# 4FP9016

This recording released early 1960's

MONO recording

Cover is in good - very good condition, slightly yellowed due to light fading but no bad marks, tears or seam splits

New inner rice paper sleeve

Vinyl is in good condition, inspected under a white halogen light source I can see a number of light scratches on each side - this has seen quite a bit of playing.
I have listened and enjoyed Dylan's performance/recital of poetry and for sure there is an underlying surface noise but it does not overpower Dylan's vocals - still very listenable.

New outer protective sleeve

Tracks:

Dylan Thomas: An Irreverent Introduction, The Traveller's Curse After Misdirection

James Stephens: A Glass Of Beer

W.H Davies: One Poet Visits Another, An Introduction To Thomas Hardy

Thomas Hardy: To Lizbie Brown, The Ruined Maid

W.R Rodgers: Lent

Alun Lewis: Song

John Betjeman: To My Son Aged Eight

W.H Auden: As I Walked Out One Evening, Master And Bos'n Song

Andrew Young: Passing The Graveyard

W.B Yeats: In Tara's Halls, The Three Bushes, Lapis Lazuli

A BBC Talk by Dylan Thomas...On reading poetry aloud

Dylan Thomas: If My Head Hurt A Hair's Foot, Poem In October