Stephen Spender - The Poems Of Stephen Spender Album

Tracklist

1	Who Live Under The Shadow Of A War
2	Song
3	The Landscape Near An Aerodrome
4	An "I" Can Never Be Great Man
5	Four Short Poems About Children
6	Word
7	Elegy For Margaret
8	I Think Continually
9	Band 4
10	The Express
11	The Prisoners
12	An Elementary School Classroom
13	Beethoven's Death Mask
14	Band 2
15	Band 3
16	My Parents Kept Me From Children Who Were Rough
17	Band 5
18	What I Expected, Was
19	Band 1
20	The Hawk
21	Not To You I Sighed

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
RG 88	Stephen Spender	Stephen Spender Reads A Selection Of His Poems ‎(LP, Album)	Argo	RG 88	UK	Unknown
PLP 1061	Stephen Spender	Stephen Spender Reads A Selection Of His Poems ‎(12", Album, Mono, Promo)	Argo	PLP 1061	UK	1959

Credits

• Photography By – Ida Kerr

Notes

Read by the poet

Short intro

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