Don't forget "Judy at Carnegie Hall," which many critics consider to be Miss Garland's premier work. I own the Steve Hoffman remastered Gold CD version, and the sound quality is as good as you could reasonably expect for a recording of its vintage.
Live at Carnegie Hall
I have a number of recordings that were done at Carnegie Hall, everything from the ones everyone knows like the Weavers, and Belefonte, to people I usually wouldn't have listened to like Flatt and Scruggs and Lenny Bruce and Peter, Paul and Mary. All of them seem to be well recorded and a lot of fun to listen to.
I was wondering if there is anyplace on the internet where you can find a listing of all the artists that have recorded there?
I was wondering if there is anyplace on the internet where you can find a listing of all the artists that have recorded there?
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