The Weavers
Reunion at Carnegie Hall 1963

Part 1
01 When The Saints Go Marching In
02 The Banks Of Marble
03 Woke Up This Morning
04 Ramblin' Boy
05 Poor Liza
06 Train Time
07 Wimoweh
08 San Francisco Bay Blues
09 Guantanamera
10 If I Had A Hammer
11 Come Away, Melinda
12 Study War No More
13 Goodnight, Irene
14 'Round The World 

Part 2 (from Vinyl)
01 Hine Ma Tov
02 The Frozen Logger
03 Brazos River
04 Sinner Man
05 Kisses Sweeter Than Wine
06 Rock Island Line
07 My Fisherman, My Laddie-o
08 Roll On Columbia
09 Get Up, Get Out
10 Yerakina
11 Miner's Life
12 Fyvio
13 Greenland Whale Fisheries
14 A La Volette
15 On Top Of Old Smokey
16 Fight On

The Weavers celebrated their 15th anniversary by performing two concerts -- May 2 and 3, 1963 -- 
at Carnegie Hall, the site of their historic 1955 comeback concert, and inviting back former members Pete Seeger and 
Erik Darling as well as introducing new member Bernie Krause. 

The shows served to reaffirm the status of a group that had fostered the folk boom of the late 1950s and early 1960s, 
yet had been bypassed by it as others scored with their songs, notably Peter, Paul and Mary, who had taken the early 
Weavers song "If I Had a Hammer" into the Top Ten. 

The group reclaimed that song and others, such as "Wimoweh" (pilfered by the Tokens as "The Lion Sleeps Tonight"); 
performed their own old hits, such as "Goodnight, Irene"; and covered such new material as Tom Paxton's "Ramblin' Boy" 
(actually a solo performance by Seeger). On record, the numerous lead singers make the show sound more like a folk 
festival than a performance by one group, but this remains a spirited effort much in tune with the first Carnegie Hall show.