The Weavers At Carnegie Hall Review

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(More customer reviews)I was given this album in the late 1950s when a young teenager. Since then I of course became a Bob Dylan disciple, then became heavily addicted to the best British rock and pop music, through The Who, The Beatles, Kinks, Animals and all the other members of that extraordinary 1960s caravanserai.
And amidst all that was the explosion into my consciousness of great classical music, experienced through the likes of Oistrakh and Richter, Giulini and Klemperer, Schwarzkopf and Popp.
I still love ALL types of great music. And I still regularly return to The Weavers and still marvel at their art and their commitment. And of all their recordings I have heard since they first impinged on my young consciousness, this 1955 concert at Carnegie Hall is still the freshest, thumpingest, foot-stomping best. Buy it now. No matter what your age, it will enrich your musical life forever.

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On Tour Review

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(More customer reviews)I loved listening to this album growing up and sitting here looking at the record jacket brings back a lot of memories. As another reviewer has stated, the Weavers get you up and singing, whatever your age. Their voices blend together so well, and their musicianship is excellent too. My personal favorites on this album are "Drill, ye Tarriers, Drill," "The Frozen Logger," "Michael, Row the Boat Ashore," and "The Wreck of the 'John B.'" Reissue this CD, O Record Company, so a new generation of fans can enjoy the melodies of the Weavers on tour.

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