Roy Clark, Freddy Fender, Hank Thompson, Don Williams - Country Comes To Carnegie Hall (Live At Carnegie Hall, New York / 1977) (1977)

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Artist: Roy Clark, Freddy Fender, Hank Thompson, Don Williams
Title: Country Comes To Carnegie Hall (Live At Carnegie Hall, New York / 1977)
Year Of Release: 1977
Label: Craft Recordings
Genre: Country
Quality: Mp3 320 / Flac (tracks)
Total Time: 01:08:24
Total Size: 170/452 Mb
WebSite: Album Preview

Tracklist:

01. Hank Thompson, Curly Lewis, Doug Rogers, Reggie Brown, Daryl Davidson, Ray Mellas - Oklahoma Hills (Live At Carnegie Hall, New York/1977) 3:08
02. Hank Thompson, Curly Lewis, Doug Rogers, Reggie Brown, Daryl Davidson, Ray Mellas - Wild Side Of Life (Live At Carnegie Hall, New York/1977) 3:59
03. Hank Thompson, Curly Lewis, Doug Rogers, Reggie Brown, Daryl Davidson, Ray Mellas - Green Light (Live At Carnegie Hall, New York/1977) 1:54
04. Hank Thompson, Doug Rogers, Reggie Brown, Daryl Davidson, Curly Lewis, Ray Mellas - Old Time Fiddle Medley (Live At Carnegie Hall, New York/1977) 2:20
05. Hank Thompson, Curly Lewis, Doug Rogers, Reggie Brown, Daryl Davidson, Ray Mellas - A Six Pack To Go (Live At Carnegie Hall, New York/1977) 2:28
06. Jay Dee Maness, Freddy Fender, Archie Francis, Don Felts, Russell Hansen - Jambalaya (On The Bayou) (Live At Carnegie Hall, New York/1977) 2:26
07. Jay Dee Maness, Freddy Fender, Archie Francis, Don Felts, Russell Hansen - After The Fire Is Gone (Live At Carnegie Hall, New York/1977) 2:54
08. Jay Dee Maness, Freddy Fender, Archie Francis, Don Felts, Russell Hansen - I Love My Rancho Grande (Live At Carnegie Hall, New York/1977) 3:06
10. Jay Dee Maness, Freddy Fender, Archie Francis, Don Felts, Russell Hansen - Wasted Days And Wasted Nights (Live At Carnegie Hall, New York/1977) 2:53
11. Jay Dee Maness, Roy Clark, Buck Trent, Lindy Hearne, Tom Montgomery, Bill Hartman, Don Felts, Edwin Milton Elzey, Linda Hearne, Marjorie Gayle Elzey, Russell Hansen, Touch Of Country - Alabama Jubilee (Live At Carnegie Hall, New York/1977) 4:02
12. Jay Dee Maness, Roy Clark, Buck Trent, Lindy Hearne, Tom Montgomery, Bill Hartman, Don Felts, Edwin Milton Elzey, Linda Hearne, Marjorie Gayle Elzey, Russell Hansen, Touch Of Country - Under The Double Eagle (Live At Carnegie Hall, New York/1977) 3:21
13. Buck Trent - Banjo Buck (Live At Carnegie Hall, New York/1977) 2:51
15. Jay Dee Maness, Roy Clark, Buck Trent, Lindy Hearne, Tom Montgomery, Bill Hartman, Don Felts, Edwin Milton Elzey, Linda Hearne, Marjorie Gayle Elzey, Russell Hansen, Touch Of Country - Malaguena (Live At Carnegie Hall, New York/1977) 4:56
16. Don Williams, Danny Flowers, David Williamson - The Shelter Of Your Eyes (Live At Carnegie Hall, New York/1977) 2:42
17. Don Williams, Danny Flowers, David Williamson - Say It Again (Live At Carnegie Hall, New York/1977) 2:15
18. Don Williams, Danny Flowers, David Williamson - Till The Rivers All Run Dry (Live At Carnegie Hall, New York/1977) 4:53
20. Don Williams, Danny Flowers, David Williamson - You're My Best Friend (Live At Carnegie Hall, New York/1977) 3:41
21. Roy Clark, Curly Lewis, Doug Rogers, Lindy Hearne, Reggie Brown, Daryl Davidson, Edwin Milton Elzey, Linda Hearne, Marjorie Gayle Elzey, Ray Mellas, Touch Of Country - Yesterday, When I Was Young (Live At Carnegie Hall, New York/1977) 3:31
09. Jay Dee Maness, Freddy Fender, Archie Francis, Don Felts, Russell Hansen - Before The Next Teardrop Falls (Live At Carnegie Hall, New York/1977) 2:33
14. Jay Dee Maness, Roy Clark, Buck Trent, Lindy Hearne, Tom Montgomery, Bill Hartman, Don Felts, Edwin Milton Elzey, Linda Hearne, Marjorie Gayle Elzey, Russell Hansen, Touch Of Country - We Can't Build A Fire In The Rain (Live At Carnegie Hall, New York/1977) 5:11
19. Don Williams, Danny Flowers, David Williamson - (Turn Out The Light And) Love Me Tonight (Live At Carnegie Hall, New York/1977) 3:22

This live recording from a spring 1977 showcase starts off on a strong note with Hank Thompson & His Brazos Valley Boys, and gets better from there. Thompson's five numbers are as strong as any of the live performances that have surfaced from previous decades, with the added advantage of incredibly good sound, which makes this an important addition to any collection of his work. Freddy Fender represents a different but no less compelling side of country music, and is in equally good form. Roy Clark's set is just a river of fun, flowing with the kind of instrumental virtuosity -- on the electric guitar, banjo, and acoustic guitar -- that, at Carnegie Hall, is usually reserved for classical performers and their instruments. And finally, Don Williams closes out the recording with his achingly lyrical singing, laced with a lean instrumental sound that represents the countrypolitan sound at its best.

Roy Clark, Freddy Fender, Hank Thompson, Don Williams - Country Comes To Carnegie Hall (Live At Carnegie Hall, New York / 1977) (1977) 320

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