Clark Ashton Smith - Live From Auburn, The Elder Tapes mp3

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• Recorded By – Robert B. Elder

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Recorded in the late 1950's by Robert B. Elder, is the only known voice recording of Clark Ashton Smith. Mr. Elder picked 11 poems at random from the books The Dark Chateau and Spells and Philtres for Smith to read. Audio has been newly enhanced for clarity and mastered for vinyl. Although the recording quality of Smiths readings is primitive, consider this as a glimpse into another time and place, into the world of Clark Ashton Smith.

Second and definitive edition of 100 copies. Only 85 were offered for sale. With Cadabra claiming it would be the final pressing.
180-gram​ audiophile black vinyl.
Deluxe heavy gatefold tip-on jacket.
Cover art by Clark Ashton Smith scanned from his original artwork.
Includes complete poems read in this edition.
Exclusive 11" x 11" hand numbered art print.

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