In reply to Mr. Tapscott's query, here is a related, non-commercial,
1988,  Library of Congress listing.   Inquiries about copies could be
made directly to the Recorded Sound Section   (Fax.: 202- 707-8464), 
but a copy costs far more than $15 and would be subject to copyright
clearance.   Also, he might inquire at Harvard.  
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LC Control Number:       99578740 
Type of Material:        Nonmusic Sound Recording
Personal Name:           Nabokov, Vladimir Vladimirovich, 1899-1977.
Main Title:              Vladimir Nabokov at Harvard [sound recording]
/ selected and
                            edited by Stratis Haviaras and Michael
Milburn]
Uniform Title:           [Selections]
Published/Created:       [Cambridge, Mass.] : Poetry Room, Harvard
College Library,
                            p1988.
Related names:       Haviaras, Stratis,  1935
-
                                Milburn, Michael, 1957-
Description:             2 sound cassettes : analog.
Summary:                 Excerpts from Pale Fire, Lolita, and Nabokov's
own poems and
                            translations of Russian poets.
Cast:                    Read by Vladimir Nabokov.
LC Classification:       RZA 3801
Language Code:           engrus
Other System No.:        (OCoLC)ocm20370066
Quality Code:            lcderive
CALL NUMBER:             RZA 3801
-- Request in:           Recorded Sound Reference Center (Madison,
LM113)
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DATABASE NAME:           Library of Congress Online Catalog

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ken tapscott wrote:

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To the members of the list:

   I have a request - for about the past 20 years I've attempted to

find a

copy of the Nabokov Spoken Arts LP which was made back in the '60's,

Nabokov

reading parts of _Lolita_ and some of his poems. Recently a copy was

for

sale on Ebay and it renewed my interest. The price got up to over 50
dollars, which never made the seller's reserve price, and which was

way more

than I was willing to pay for it anyway. I learned that the recording

was

reissued in '84 on cassette, which I had never realized, but it is

long gone

today. I live in Atlanta and have not found it in any of the nearby
university library collections. If anyone has this recording, would

it be

possible for me to pay for either a cassette copy of it, or _even

better_ a

copy burned onto a CD? I assume that this is a legal request, since

the item

is not "in print". I'm willing to pay something in the neighborhood

of 15

dollars for this, and appreciate any responses. If someone has spare

copies

of the cassette issued in '84, I'm willing to purchase one for a

reasonable

price. Thanks.

                                - Ken Tapscott
                                  kentapscott@hotmail.com 

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