Occasionally I've seen references to Smith reading some of his own poems, I believe in the early '60s in Auburn. Does anyone know of perhaps an online link to this? Or how it might otherwise be obtained or at least sampled? I would love to hear what he sounds like, particularly reading some of his poetry, which I greatly admire.

garymorris Wrote:
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> Occasionally I've seen references to Smith reading
> some of his own poems, I believe in the early '60s
> in Auburn. Does anyone know of perhaps an online
> link to this? Or how it might otherwise be
> obtained or at least sampled? I would love to hear
> what he sounds like, particularly reading some of
> his poetry, which I greatly admire.


This is what you are looking for -> http://www.eldritchdark.com/misc/bibliography/The_Elder_Tapes but unfortunately it is no longer available.

How about:

Readings from Clark Ashton Smith's works

Oops. Sorry, I simply never noticed that the Elder Tapes had been transfered to the ED.

Phil

Thanks very much for the info, Chipougne.