Carolyn Hester At Town Hall

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CD Details

  • Released: June 27, 1994
  • Originally Released: 1994
  • Label: Bear Family

Tracks:

  • 1.Come on Back
  • 2.Come on In
  • 3.2:10 Train
  • 4.Captain, My Captian
  • 5.The Water Is Wide
  • 6.Carry It On
  • 7.High Flying Bird
  • 8.Three Young Men
  • 9.Outward Bound
  • 10.The Weaving Song
  • 11.Sing Hallelujah
  • 12.That's My Song
  • 13.Summertime
  • 14.It Takes So Long
  • 15.Aint That the Rain
  • 16.Buckeye Jim
  • 17.Will You Send Your Love
  • 18.Jute Mill Song
  • 19.What's That I Hear
  • 20.Where Did My Little Boy Go
  • 21.Sidewalk City
  • 22.I Saw Her
  • 23.The Bad Girl
  • 24.Playboys and Playgirls

Product Description:

24 live tracks of protest and traditional folk music with 32-page booklet. In February 1965, Norman Petty recorded Carolyn Hester in concert at New York City's Town Hall. Hester's clear, keening voice, accompanied by George Tomsco's guitar, poured forth with the combination of wistfulness and idealism that characterized the era's folk movement. Equally at home with traditional songs and the work of the era's singer-songwriters (among them Tom Paxton and Phil Ochs), and unafraid of something as ambitious as her own musical setting of Whitman's Captain, My Captain, Hester conveys an intimate involvement with everything she sings. This 24-song CD is a wonderful document of special concert by an overlooked treasure of the folk era.
Bear Family Records

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  • UPC: 4000127155207
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