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Re: Decca PARNASSUS series LPs

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Thomas Stern <[log in to unmask]>

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as far as I know, CAEDMON made their own recordings (see Robert Frost issues below), not reissues of Decca.
They did reissue EDNA ST.VINCENT MILLAY reading her works from RCA 78rpm album.

Best wishes, Thomas.

Robert Frost 78's
 B 17542 D--B 17547 D Erpi Picture Corp.
Description :  3 sound discs : analog, 78 rpm ; 12 in.
Series :  Contemporary poets ; 9-14
Contents :  [Record 1] The runaway -- The road not taken -- Neither out far nor in deep -- Two tramps in mud time -- [Record 2]
The death of the hired man, pts. 1-2 -- [Record 3] The death of the hired man, pt. 3 -- The tuft of flowers -- A peck of gold --
Fire and ice.
Notes :  Produced by the National Council of Teachers of English.


Robert Frost; National Council of Teachers of English.  E1-CB-1011--E1-CB-1022   1949
Notes: "From The Complete Poems of Robert Frost"
Description: 6 sound discs : 78 rpm ; 10 in.
Contents: Birches --
Dust of snow --
Two tramps in mud time --
Neither out far nor in deep --
Mending wall --
The runaway --
The road not taken --
A peck of gold --
The death of the hired man (I & II) --
The death of the hired man (III) --
The onset --
Stopping by woods on a snowy evening --
Tree at my window --
One step backward --
Desert places --
Fire and ice --
The pasture --
Mowing --
After apple picking --
The white-tailed hornet --
Reluctance --
The wood pile --
The peaceful shepherd --
A tuft of flowers --
Nothing gold can stay.




Frost LP's include:

LIBRARY OF CONGRESS PL 6      Recorded in 1948
The Witch of Coos
The Mountain
Come In
Mowing
The Pasture
Reluctance
Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening
The Most of It
An Old Man’s Winter Night
Provide, Provide
The Runaway
Acquainted with the Night
Choose Something Like a Star
A Drumlin Woodchuck
Why Wait for Science
Departmental
A Considerable Speck
One Step Backward Taken
On Looking Up by Chance at the Constellation
A Soldier
The Gift Outright
Directive


NATIONAL COUNCIL of TEACHERS OF ENGLISH  E1-LCB-1941-1944   2x10" LP  circa 1952
 From the Complete poems of Robert Frost.
"Recorded and processed on vinylite by RCA Victor ; produced and distributed by the National Council of Teachers of English."
Record 1. Birches ; Reluctance ; The woodpile ; The runaway ; The road not taken ; A peck of gold ; Stopping by woods on a snowy
evening ; The death of the hired man ; The onset --
Record 2. Mending wall ; Neither far out nor in deep ; Two tramps in mud time ; Tree at my window ; One step backward ; Desert
places ; Fire and ice ; Dust of snow ; The pasture ; Mowing ; After apple picking. The white-tailed hornet ; The peaceful shepherd
; A tuft of flowers ; Nothing gold can stay.

Caedmon TC 1060   Robert Frost reading a selection of his own poetry   1956
Recorded May 21, 1956 in the author's home, Cambridge, Mass.
The Road Not Taken
The Pasture
Mowing
Birches
After Apple-Picking
The Tuft Of Flowers
My November Guest
Acquainted With The Night
Tree At My Window
West-Running Brook
Death Of A Hired Man
The witch of Coos
Mending Wall
One More Brevity
Departmental
A Considerable Speck
Why Wait For Science
Etherealizing
Provide, Provide
One Step Backward Taken
Choose Something Like A Star
Happiness Makes Up In Height
Reluctance

Caedmon TC 1523   92nd Street Y in New York City, 1950, 1951, 1952.
An old man's winter night
The oven bird
Fire and ice
The aim was song
The runaway
Stopping by woods on a snowy evening
The need of being versed in country things
Spring pools
Once by the Pacific
A soldier
On looking up by chance at the constellations
Two tramps in mud time
A drumlin woodchuck
Desert places
Not quite social
The hardship of accounting
Come in
The gift outright
It is almost the year two thousand
The secret sits
A case for Jefferson
A cabin in the clearing
Closed for good
America is hard to see
Does no one at all ever feel this way in the least?
A masque of reason.


Decca DL 9033   "Robert Frost Reads The Poems of Robert Frost"
"Mending Wall",
"The Runaway",
"The Woodchuck",
"Stopping By Woods On a Snowy Evening",
"Provide, Provide",
"Birches",
"The Death of the Hired Man",
"Choose Something Like a Star",
"Once By the Pacific",
"The Gift Outright",
"One Step Backward Taken",
"Departmental",
"Two Tramps In Mudtime",
"A Lone Striker",
"A Considerable Speck", "Come In",
"Spring Pools",
"Closed for Good",
"A Soldier",
"Happiness Makes Up in Height",
"It is Almost the Year 2000", "Fire and Ice", and
"Why Wait for Science".


DECCA DL 9127/CARILLON Records YP 320  Robert Frost  Yale Series Of Recorded Poets
 This recording was made in the Pierson College lounge at Yale University on May 19, 1961 before an audience of about two hundred
students and faculty.
Side 1
Spring Pools
A Young Birch
The Sound Of Trees
The Oven Bird
The Onset
Stopping By Woods On A Snowy Evening
An Old Man's Winter Night
Desert Places
The Need Of Being Versed In Country Things
The Line-Gang
A Roadside Stand
The Silken Tent

Side 2
Never Again Would Birds' Song Be The Same
Design
The Wood-Pile
The Star-Splitter
Neither Out Far Or In Deep
The Most Of It
Triple Bronze
The Courage To Be New
No Holy Wars For Them
The Gift Outright
Couplets: The Secret Sits; Forgive, Oh Lord
My Objection To Being Stepped On
Away!




-----Original Message-----
From: Association for Recorded Sound Discussion List
[mailto:[log in to unmask]]On Behalf Of Tom Fine
Sent: Saturday, March 08, 2014 6:50 PM
To: [log in to unmask]
Subject: Re: [ARSCLIST] Decca PARNASSUS series LPs


Were these Robert Frost and Carl Sandburg records different from the records both men made for
Caedmon or was one a reissue of the other?

Mike Biel? What say you?

----- Original Message -----
From: "Thomas Stern" <[log in to unmask]>
To: <[log in to unmask]>
Sent: Saturday, March 08, 2014 6:16 PM
Subject: [ARSCLIST] Decca PARNASSUS series LPs


> Other than the 8 albums listed below,
> were there any others in DECCA Records' PARNASSUS "A Treasury of Spoken Word" series ??
>
> Were these albums ever issued in a boxed set ??
>
> Were any reissued on MCA LP's, or on any label CD's ??
>
> Thanks!
> Best wishes, Thomas.
>
>
> DECCA DL 9033  Robert Frost reads the poems of Robert Frost                     LP 1957
> DECCA DL 9039  Carl Sandburg reads the poems of Carl Sandburg                   LP 1957
> Decca DL 9040  Famous poems that tell great stories
> DECCA DL 9041  William Shakespeare: immortal scenes and sonnets
> DECCA DL 9042  The Fun Makers: An evening with the Humorists
> DECCA DL 9043  THE HEART SPEAKS Lyrics of love
> Decca DL-9044  The Heroic Soul: Poems of Patriotism
> DECCA DL 9045  Words to live by: prayers and inspiration
>
>

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