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		<title>John Betjeman reads Favourite Poems</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[<p>John Betjeman</p>
<p><strong>Catalogue Number:</strong> ALN 1970<br />
<strong>Number of Discs:</strong> 1<br />
<strong>Date/Runtime:</strong>Time 77:31, ADD 1959/61<br />
<strong>Barcode:</strong> 5055354419706</p>]]></description>
										<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>“In a 1962 radio interview he told teenage questioners that he could not write about ‘abstract things’, preferring places and faces. Philip Larkin wrote of Betjeman’s work, &#8220;how much more interesting &amp; worth writing about (his) subjects are than most other modern poets, I mean, whether so-and-so achieves some metaphysical inner unity is not really so interesting as the overbuilding of rural Middlesex.&#8221;</p>
<ul>
<li>1. False Security 3:04</li>
<li>2. Hunter Trials 2:12</li>
<li>3. Seaside Golf 1:33</li>
<li>4. Norfolk 1:33</li>
<li>5. Sunday in Ireland 3:03</li>
<li>6. Remorse 1:28</li>
<li>7. Youth and Age on Beaulieu River 3:24</li>
<li>8. A Subaltern’s Love Song 4:03</li>
<li>9. Reproof Deserved (After the Lecture) 2:31</li>
<li>10. Business Women 2:53</li>
<li>11. Song of a Night-Club Proprietress (AKA ‘Sun &amp; Fun’) 2:28</li>
<li>12. The Licorice Fields at Pontefract 2:49</li>
<li>13. Our Padre 1:07</li>
<li>14. Indoor Games Near Newbury 3:02</li>
<li>15. How to Get on in Society 0:56</li>
<li>16. Late Flowering Lust 1:14</li>
<li>17. Middlesex 1:47</li>
<li>18. Harrow-on-the-Hill 1:36</li>
<li>19. Trebetherick 2:01</li>
<li>20. The Arrest of Oscar Wilde 1:48</li>
<li>21. In Memoriam Walter Ramsden 2:09</li>
<li>22. Devonshire Street, W.1 1:54</li>
<li>23. In a Bath Teashop 0:27</li>
<li>24. The Irish Unionist’s Farewell 1:52</li>
<li>25. A Lincolnshire Church 2:50</li>
<li>26. Henley-on-Thames 1:17</li>
<li>27. Diary of a Church Mouse 3:05</li>
<li>28. In the Public Gardens 0:55</li>
<li>29. Eunice 2:13</li>
<li>30. The Last of Her Order (AKA ‘Felixstowe’) 2:32</li>
<li>31. Matlock Bath </li>
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<p><strong>Bonus Tracks read by Famous Voices &amp; Admirers</strong></p>
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<li>32. To My Son Aged Eight read by Dylan Thomas 3:02<br />
(includes introduction to Betjeman to New York audiences)</li>
<li>33. On a Portrait of a Deaf Man read by Dylan Thomas 1:30</li>
<li>34. Death at Leamington read by Robert Donat 1:27</li>
<li>35. Christmas read by Robert Donat 2:55</li>
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