Pete Seeger and Sonny Terry at Carnegie Hall
Pete Seeger and Sonny Terry
Two popular Folkways Records artists, Pete Seeger and Sonny Terry, came together at Carnegie Hall in 1958 to combine banjo, harmonica, and vocals for an energetic sing-along performance. Seeger’s commentary highlights the origins of the songs, which include Angola, Wales, and different areas of the United States. In addition to biographical information, the liner notes also offer lyrics and banjo and guitar tablature for selected songs.
Track Listing
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101
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Goofing-Off Suite- Opening Theme / Kumbaya / Twelve Gates to the City (Oh, What a Beautiful City) (medley) | Pete Seeger | 7:14 | |
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102
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Coal Creek March / Pay Day at Coal Creek / Roll Down the Line / Arkansas Traveler (medley) | Pete Seeger | 8:47 | |
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103
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Fox Chase / Right on That Shore/ Pick a Bale of Cotton (medley) | Sonny Terry | 4:57 | |
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201
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Rozhenkes Mit Mandlen / In Tarrytown/ Clean-O / Ladies Auxillary (medley) | Pete Seeger | 8:57 | |
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202
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Bells of Rhymney / Sinking of the Reuben James / There Was an Old Woman Who Swallowed a Fly / Study War No More (Down by the Riverside) (medley) | Pete Seeger | 15:26 | |
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Passing Through | Pete Seeger | 4:42 |
Album Info
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