Paul Robeson's transatlantic concert Paul Robeson ; piano Alan Booth.
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Ноти и музикаИздателски номер: 10T 17Език: Английски Подробности за публикацията: London Topic 1957 Описание: 1 грамофонна плоча 33 1/3 об/мин, mono 25 смПредмет(и): Piano – Alan Booth (tracks: B1-B6), Winifred Harrison (tracks: A1-A4, A6)Анотация: Side 1 performed live at a non-disclosed New York location and transmitted via transatlantic telephone cable -- the first time this was ever done successfully -- to an audience in St. Pancras Hall, London, on 26th May 1957.
Side 2 tracks are unrelated studio recordings.
Paul Robeson's piano accompanist for this concert was Harriet Wingreen -- credited as "Winifred Harrison" in the liner notes. She used this alias to shield herself, her husband Michael Stillman, and Monitor Records (her husband's record company) from possible retaliation from the United States government for helping Paul Robeson circumvent the State Department's attempt to prevent him from performing abroad by confiscating his passport.
In December 2020, acetates of the concert recorded at the secret New York location came to light.
Грамофонни плочи
| Основна библиотека | Сигнатура | Статус | Баркод | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Регионална библиотека "Любен Каравелов" Русе Хранилище | Ф 47 (Разгледайте рафт(Отваря се отдолу)) | ползва се в читалня (само за читалня) | 900000109745 |
A1 Water Boy
A2 Scandalize My Name
A3 Lullaby
A4 All Through The Night
A5 Messages Of Greeting
A6 Ol' Man River
B1 My Curly Headed Baby
B2 Star Vicino
B3 Song Of Freedom
B4 Schlof Mein Kind
B5 Kevin Barry
B6 No More
Piano – Alan Booth (tracks: B1-B6), Winifred Harrison (tracks: A1-A4, A6)
Side 1 performed live at a non-disclosed New York location and transmitted via transatlantic telephone cable -- the first time this was ever done successfully -- to an audience in St. Pancras Hall, London, on 26th May 1957.
Side 2 tracks are unrelated studio recordings.
Paul Robeson's piano accompanist for this concert was Harriet Wingreen -- credited as "Winifred Harrison" in the liner notes. She used this alias to shield herself, her husband Michael Stillman, and Monitor Records (her husband's record company) from possible retaliation from the United States government for helping Paul Robeson circumvent the State Department's attempt to prevent him from performing abroad by confiscating his passport.
In December 2020, acetates of the concert recorded at the secret New York location came to light.
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