1
Peace Arch Introduction
2
Opening Remarks by Harvey Murphy
3
Paul Robeson's Welcoming Remarks
4
Every Time I Feel the Spirit
5
Inro to Joe Hill by Harvey Murphy
6
Joe Hill
7
Loch Lomond
8
Intro. To No More Auction Block
9
No More Auction Block
10
Oh No, John
11
Love Will Find a Way
12
Ol' Man River
13
Introductory Speech
14
Didn't My Lord Deliver Daniel?
15
Go Down Moses
16
Jacob's Ladder
17
Theme from Beethoven's 9th
18
Drink to Me Only With Thine Eyes
19
Joe Hill
20
Oh Thou Silent Autumn Night
21
Scandalize My Name
22
Song of the Four Rivers
23
Without Thee - (Gaelic folk song)
24
Chin Chin - (Chinese marching song)
25
Speech
Item UPC: 045507144222
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Label: FOLK ERA RECORDS
Paul Robeson
Peace Arch Concerts
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ABOUT THE ALBUM
In the 1950's, singer, artist and activist, Paul Robeson had his passport revoked because of his political views. Defying the government's attempts to silence him, 1952 & 1953 he stood on a flat-bed truck parked one foot from the Canadian Border at the Peace Arch Park in Blaine, Washington and sang to 40,000 Canadians and Americans. These concerts, including his dramatic 1953 speech are presented here on this album along with a compelling account of his struggle to be heard.
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