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The Weavers Reunion at Carnegie Hall • 1963 Mp3, Flac, Wma The Weavers Reunion At Carnegie Hall • 1963 mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Folk, World, & Country Album: Reunion At Carnegie Hall • 1963 Country: US Released: 1987 Style: Folk MP3 version RAR size: 1118 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1367 mb WMA version RAR size: 1210 mb Rating: 4.1 Votes: 832 Other Formats: AIFF AA AUD MIDI MP3 MPC ADX Tracklist Hide Credits When The Saints Go Marching In 1 2:32 Arranged By, Adapted By – Hellerman*, Hays*, Campbell*, Seeger*, Gilbert* The Banks Of Marble 2 3:14 Written-By – Les Rice Woke Up This Morning 3 2:55 Adapted By – Bob Zellner Ramblin' Boy 4 4:23 Written-By – Tom Paxton Poor Liza 5 2:51 Arranged By, Adapted By – Tom Seven Train Time 6 5:15 Written-By – Erik Darling Wimoweh 7 1:48 Arranged By, Adapted By – Hellerman*, Campbell*, Gilbert* San Francisco Bay Blues 8 4:13 Written-By – Jesse Fuller Guantanamera 9 4:33 Arranged By – Hector Angulo, Pete SeegerMusic By – TraditionalWords By – Jose Marti* If I Had A Hammer 10 2:16 Written-By – Lee Hays, Pete Seeger Come Away, Melinda 11 2:35 Written-By – Minkoff*, Hellerman* Study War No More 12 2:42 Arranged By, Adapted By – Hamilton*, Hellerman*, Lee Hays, Gilbert* Goodnight, Irene 13 4:10 Written-By – Huddie Ledbetter, John A. Lomax 'Round The World 14 5:22 Written-By – Krause*, Hellerman*, Hays*, Seeger*, Gilbert* Companies, etc. Phonographic Copyright (p) – Vanguard Records Copyright (c) – Vanguard Records Credits Liner Notes – Harold Leventhal Performer [The Weavers:] – Bernard Krause*, Erik Darling, Frank Hamilton , Fred Hellerman, Lee Hays, Pete Seeger, Ronnie Gilbert Notes Recorded on location at Carnegie Hall May 2nd and 3rd at two historic concerts celebrating the 15th anniversary of the Weavers. Digitally Mastered Also available on Record and Digitally Mastered Cassette Barcode and Other Identifiers Barcode: 0 15707-2150-2 2 Other versions Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year Reunion At Carnegie The VSD-2150 Hall - 1963 (LP, Album, Vanguard VSD-2150 US 1963 Weavers Gat) Reunion At Carnegie The VSD 2150 Hall - 1963 (LP, Album, Vanguard VSD 2150 US 1987 Weavers RE, Ste) The Reunion At Carnegie VSD 2150 Vanguard VSD 2150 US Unknown Weavers Hall - 1963 (LP, Ste) Reunion At Carnegie The Hall - 1963 (5x12", Classic VSD-2150-45 VSD-2150-45 US 2008 Weavers S/Sided, Ltd, RE, RM, Records Cle + Box) The Reunion At Carnegie VSD 2150 Vanguard VSD 2150 Canada 1963 Weavers Hall - 1963 (LP, Ste) Related Music albums to Reunion At Carnegie Hall • 1963 by The Weavers Udo Jürgens - Let's Sing Udo Pete Seeger - Pete Seeger's Greatest Hits Arlo Guthrie / Pete Seeger - Precious Friend The Weavers - On Tour The Weavers - The Weavers' Songbag The Weavers - The Weavers At Carnegie Hall, Vol. 2 The Weavers - Reunion At Carnegie Hall - 1963 The Weavers - The Weavers At Home The Almanac Singers - Their Complete General Recordings Pete Seeger - We Shall Overcome.
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