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A1 | A1 | Look Over Yonder - Be My Woman, Gal #2 | 6:16 | |||||
A2 | A2 | Mr. Bojangles # | 5:16 | |||||
A3 | A3 | Suzanne # | 6:18 | |||||
A4 | A4 | Pastures Of Plenty # | 4:47 | |||||
B1 | B2 | Wedding Song # | 4:20 | |||||
B2 | - | Mahlalela -Letta Mbulu | 4:30 | |||||
B3 | - | Nonqonqo-Letta Mbulu | 3:00 | |||||
B4 | - | Mamani-Letta Mbulu | 5:15 | |||||
B5 | - | Qonqoza-Letta Mbulu | 3:03 | |||||
C1 | B1 | Out De Fire # | 11:33 | |||||
C2 | - | Brother Moses - Ella Mitchell | 2:28 | |||||
C3 | - | Someone Is Standin' Outside - Ella Mitchell | 3:55 | |||||
C4 | - | Oh Brother - Ella Mitchell | 3:47 | |||||
D1 | - | Carnival Medley: Don't Stop The Carnival - Jean And Dinah - Mama Look A Boo-Boo - Jump In The Line - Marianne - Sly Mongoose - Zombie Jamboree |
17:20 | |||||
B3 | Carnival Medley - edited version | 5:34 | ||||||
D2 | B4 | Abraham Martin And John #3 | 5:02 | |||||
Hot on the heels of his "comeback" album,
Calypso Carnival, RCA released this double LP of
Harry Belafonte performing live at the O'Keefe Centre in Toronto,
Canada. Like the Belafonte Returns to Carnegie Hall package, this album
features standout guest artists in the person of South African singer
Letta Mbulu and gospel artist Ella Mitchell. Hearkening back to the
Swing Dat Hammer album,
Belafonte led off the concert with the chain gang song "Look Over
Yonder," in a medley with "Be My Woman Gal." Another highlight from
Belafonte's solo section was an exciting version of Woody Guthrie's
"Pastures of Plenty." Mbulu's four-song segment is riveting, recalling the
work of her compatriot,
Miriam Makeba. Easily, the highlights of the album were Belafonte's
audience participation number of the day, the calypso "Out de Fire," and the
"Carnival Medley," consisting of a well-constructed sequencing of calypso
tunes identified with
Belafonte. An interesting inclusion in the latter is that of "Marianne,"
a song
Belafonte never committed to vinyl before (the hit was by the Easy
Riders). This album stands along with his three other double-live concert
albums as an example of why
Harry Belafonte has been one of the world's most popular entertainers
for over four decades. ~ Cary Ginell, All Music Guide |
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