William Butler Yeats Reads His Own Work

A short collection of recordings capturing William Butler Yeats reading his own work including "The Fiddler of Dooney" and talking about modern poetry.©2009 Saland Publishing (P)2009 Saland Publishing

Yeats’ voice and reading of his writings was magnificent

To hear his voice in the very few recordings he did is spellbinding. He included comparisons of poets of his time and style with those created after WWI which were quite different.

Overpriced - by a long chalk

Aside from the fact that "Lake Isle of Innisfree" appears twice in this very short offering, I am sure that these recordings are probably available for free somewhere on the internet. Unless you really and truly are Yeats mad, don't waste your money or credits!