[Poetry readings at the University at Buffalo, April 1978] / Albert Cook and Dannie Abse.

Recorded on a 120 minute Memorex sound cassette at the University at Buffalo on April 18 (Abse) and April 26 (Cook)1978.

Recording of two separate poetry readings at the University at Buffalo. Dannie Abse was recorded on April 18, 1978 and Albert Cook was recorded on April 26, 1978.

Albert Cook and Dannie Abse.

The Poetry Collection of the University Libraries. Digital conversion was made possible through a 2009 National Endowment for the Humanities grant.

1978

Sound recording

PCR056

Disc 1.Dannie Abse reading:The uninvited --The stethoscope --Letter to Alex Comfort --The trial --Elegy for Dylan Thomas --Not adlestrop --A new diary --The death of Aunt Alice --Cousin Sidney --Pathology of colours --Peachstone --In the theatre --The doctor --Mysteries --Ghosts, angels, unicorns --Song for Dov Shamir --The victim of aulis --The test --Last words. --Disc 2.Albert Cook reading:If I forget thee, Jerusalem --The deranging preferences --Again and again --The child who has vanished, abides --She who had run the gamut --It is one thing --Here are the exhiliration --Adopt the living --He is not unworthy of the lost art --Another, tensed into history --Reasons for waking --The decade loud --Day after day --What is this force --The back streaming transfer works --He who is said --Still waters.

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