Track Listing

1. When the Saints Go Marching In
2. Banks of Marble
3. Woke up This Morning
4. Ramblin' Boy
5. Poor Liza
6. Train Time
7. Wimoweh
8. San Francisco Bay Blues
9. Guantanamera
10. If I Had a Hammer
11. Come Away Melinda
12. Study War No More
13. Goodnight Irene
14. 'Round the World

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #10852 in Music
• Released on: 1990-10-25
• Number of discs: 1
• Format: Live

Album Description
The second in a host of return engagements at one of the most revered music venues in America, this reunion featured the original quartet of Pete Seeger, Ronnie Gilbert, Lee Hayes and Fred Hillerman, augmented by Bernie Krause, Frank Hamilton and Erik Darling, who had become the next generation of (song) weavers. This original Vanguard live recording, praised for years for the perfect sound captured that night, is now available in it's definitive medium. Taken from the original 3-track analog masters, this 24/96 transfer puts you front row and center for the playback experience of a lifetime, capturing the true spirit of the reunion performance. The soundstage and depth are better than any reproduction, in any format, to date. Recorded on location at Carnegie Hall, May 2nd and 3rd 1963.

Customer Reviews

Not the best, but still good.
This albu brings together the many people that was the Weavers. The main person is still Pete Seeger, but to hear the others blend in with those harmonies is just amazing. The set starts off with "When The Saints Go Marching In" and really continues to sizzle from there. The version of "Wimoweh" is one of the best I have ever heard. The other Carnegie Hall concert albums are better, but this one is very good. Buy it and enjoy. You will not regret it.

Surprised that it has been reviewed only twice.
This is a true gem. Recorded live by Doug Sax. I have not listened to anything mediocre engineered by Doug Sax. The ambiance and performance is timeless. Even if you don't like folk music, you will enjoy this one. Highly Recommended!!!!!!!

Fantastic Quality
Not only is the performance great, but the technical rendition is absolutely as good as I have, as an audiophile, heard. I listened to this this performance on another brand CD and then listened to this remastering on Analogue Productions. I was prepared to concentrate for several minutes to hear any difference. But the difference was stunning and obvious within the first few seconds. For one thing, the other label sounded like it was a typical stereo with two sound sources. With this Analogue Productions CD, the sound stage was a seamless webb! And the articulation of the singers was present in great detail. Altogether a MUST GET for those who like this genre of music.