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Robeson,Paul Live At Carnegie Hall CD
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- SKU:
- 15849250
- UPC:
- 029667012829
- MPN:
- 70128
- Condition:
- New
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This CD was recorded live Live at Carnegie Hall on May 9,1958 and features the songs 'Every Time I Feel the Spirit','Volga Boat Song' and 'Ol' Man River'. Vanguard. 2005.
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1. Every Time I Feel the Spirit 2. Balm in Gilead 3. Volga Boat Song 4. Monologue from ' Othello ' 5. O Thou Silent Night 6. Chinese Children's Song 7. My Curly Headed Baby 8. Old Man River 9. Going Home 10. Monologue from ' Boris Godunov ' 11. Orphan 12. Christ Lag in Todesbanden 13. Didn't My Lord Deliver Daniel? 14. Lullaby 15. O No John 16. Joe Hill 17. Jacob's Ladder 18. Chassidic Chant 19. Freedom 20. O Grieve You Now My Mother 21. This Is the Hammer 22. All Men Are Brothers
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