2CD Pete Seeger: The Complete Bowdoin College Concert 1960

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The Complete Bowdoin College Concert 1960 - CD

Pete Seeger

Folk, World, & Country | Folk

2011

2CD

Smithsonian Folkways 13. August 2012 USA

Album

Mehr lesen ID: 776119 EAN: 0093074018422 Discogs ID: 13164248

Status

Neu

Verfügbarkeit

Die Woche

Preis

26,99 €

Verfügbarkeit

Die Woche

Details

Titel	The Complete Bowdoin College Concert 1960
Künstler	Pete Seeger
Format	2x CD
Verlag	Smithsonian Folkways
Land der Veröffentlichung	USA
Erscheinungsdatum	13. August 2012
Erstmals veröffentlicht	2011
Gewicht	170 g
EAN	0093074018422
Produkt-ID	776119
Discogs ID	13164248
Discogs-Bewertungen	5

Pete Seeger: The Complete Bowdoin College Concert 1960 Die Version auf 2CD in Standard- Auflage. Diese besondere Auflage wurde veröffentlicht in USA im Verlag Smithsonian Folkways am 13. August 2012. Album Genres übergreifend Folk, World, & Country und Folk.

Laden...

1-1	Goofing Off Suite - Opening Theme
1-2	Penny's Farm
1-3	He Lies In The American Land
1-4	Deep Blue Sea
1-5	Hieland Laddie
1-6	Oh, Riley
1-7	Banjo Medley: Cripple Creek / Old Joe / Old Dan Tucker
1-8	Summertime
1-9	D-day Dodgers
1-10	Quiz Show
1-11	Al Smith Holds The Bottle
1-12	What A Friend We Have In Congress
1-13	Living In The Country
1-14	Water Is Wide
1-15	Bells Of Rhymney
1-16	Goodnight Irene
1-17	Intermission
2-1	Big Rock Candy
2-2	I Had A Dream
2-3	Oh, What A Beautiful City
2-4	In The Sweet Bye And Bye / Preacher The Slave
2-5	Last Night I Had The Strangest Dream
2-6	Medley: Colorado Trail / Spanish Is The Loving Tounge / From Here On Up / Texas Girl / We Pity Our Bosses Five / The Scabs Crawl
2-7	Open The Door Softly / Road To Athay / Why Do Scotsmen?
2-8	Hold Up Your Petticoat / Were Have All The Flowers Gone? / Step By Step / Joe Hill's Last Will
2-9	Viva La Quince Brigada
2-10	Suliram
2-11	Wimoweh
2-12	Michael, Row The Boat Ashore
2-13	Commentary
2-14	Bourgeois Blues
2-15	Black Girl / Kisses Sweeter Than Wine
2-16	Tzena, Tznea, Tznea
2-17	Worried Man Blues
2-18	Conclusion