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The Weavers: All Over This Land: Singles As & Bs & More, 1949-1953 - OriginalRecordings Remastered - COMPACT DISCS
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| Management number | 205696608 | Release Date | 2025/10/22 | List Price | $49.95 | Model Number | 205696608 | ||
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Title: All Over This Land: Singles As & Bs & More, 1949-1953 - OriginalRecordings Remastered
Artist: The Weavers
Label: Jasmine Records
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 604988086027
Genre: Folk
Release Date: 2020-03-20
Number of Discs: 2
Additional Details: UNITED KINGDOM - IMPORT
More than any other group of their era, it was The Weavers who made American folk song accessible to the record buying public in the 1940s and 1950s. Their influence on generations of folk groups - from the Tarriers and the Kingston Trio, to the Seekers and beyond - is as enormous as it is incalculable. Before becoming the victims of a Communist witch-hunt, The Weavers were without peer in their field of music, popularising and making hits of future staples of The Great American Songbook such as 'Goodnight Irene', 'On Top Of Old Smoky', 'Wimoweh' and 'If I Had A Hammer'. Their unwarranted fall from grace was happily suffixed by a return to popularity in the late 50s - but it's on the records they made between 1949 and 1953 that their reputation will forever rest. All those records are included in this new Jasmine 2CD collection, which brings together the A and B sides of every 78 and 45 their label Decca issued between 1950 and 1953, plus the contents of their two albums for the label and some earlier, independently-issued recordings - including their first version of 'If I Had A Hammer' (as 'The Hammer Song'). The sophisticated musical arrangements of many of these tracks, by the legendary Gordon Jenkins, serve to enhance rather than detract from Pete Seeger, Ronnie Gilbert, Lee Hays and Fred Hellerman's presentation of their musical messages. Superb music, mastered, as always, from the finest available sources and reopening a window on a time when American popular music was changing and evolving rapidly - and looking increasingly towards folk and blues to provide new stimulus for a growing record buying public.
Tracks:
1.1 Tzena Tzena Tzena - Gordon Jenkins and His Orchestra and the Weavers
1.2 Goodnight Irene - Gordon Jenkins and His Orchestra and the Weavers
1.3 So Long - Gordon Jenkins and His Orchestra and the Weavers
1.4 Lonesome Traveller - Gordon Jenkins and His Orchestra and the Weavers
1.5 The Roving Kind - the Weavers
1.6 The Wreck of the John B - the Weavers
1.7 Across the Wide Missouri - the Weavers and Terry Gilkyson
1.8 On Top of Old Smoky - the Weavers and Terry Gilkyson
1.9 When the Saints Go Marching in - the Weavers
1.10 Kisses Sweeter Than Wine - the Weavers
1.11 The Frozen Logger - the Weavers
1.12 Darling Corey - the Weavers
1.13 Old Paint (Ride Around Little Dogies) - the Weavers and Gordon Jenkins and His Orchestra
1.14 Wimoweh (Based on Mbube) - the Weavers and Gordon Jenkins and His Orchestra
1.15 Midnight Special - Gordon Jenkins and His Orchestra and the Weavers
1.16 Hard Ain't It Hard? - the Weavers
1.17 Run Home to Ma-Ma - the Weavers
1.18 Around the Corner (Beneath the Berry Tree) - the Weavers and Gordon Jenkins and His Orchestra
1.19 The Gandy Dancer's Ball - the Weavers and Gordon Jenkins and His Orchestra
1.20 Clementine - the Weavers
1.21 True Love - the Weavers
1.22 Down in the Valley - the Weavers
1.23 The Bay of Mexico - the Weavers
1.24 Taking It Easy - the Weavers
1.25 Benoni - the Weavers
1.26 Rock Island Shuffle - the Weavers
1.27 Sylvie - the Weavers
1.28 Trouble in Mind - the Weavers
2.1 Wasn't That a Time - the Weavers
2.2 Dig My Grave - the Weavers
2.3 The Hammer Song (If I Had a Hammer) - the Weavers
2.4 Banks of Marble - the Weavers
2.5 Around the World - the Weavers
2.6 Tzena Tzena Tzena (Hebrew Version) - the Weavers
2.7 Jig Along Home - the Weavers
2.8 (Come on and) Join Into the Game - the Weavers
2.9 We Wish You a Merry Christmas - the Weavers
2.10 One for the Little Bitty Baby - the Weavers
2.11 Poor Little Jesus - the Weavers
2.12 Go Tell It on the Mountain - the Weavers
2.13 The Seven Blessings of Mary - the Weavers
2.14 The Twelve Days of Christmas - the Weavers
2.15 Burgundian Carol - the Weavers
2.16 God Rest Ye Merry, Gentlemen - the Weavers
2.17 Lulloo Lullay - the Weathers
2.18 It's Almost Day - the Weavers
2.19 I Know Where I'm Going - the Weavers
2.20 Hush Little Baby - the Weavers
2.21 Suliram (Indonesian Lullaby) - the Weavers
2.22 Follow the Drinking Gourd - the Weavers
2.23 Easy Rider Blues - the Weavers
2.24 Quilting Bee - the Weavers
2.25 Along the Colorado Trail - the Weavers
2.26 Greensleeves - the Weavers
Artist: The Weavers
Label: Jasmine Records
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 604988086027
Genre: Folk
Release Date: 2020-03-20
Number of Discs: 2
Additional Details: UNITED KINGDOM - IMPORT
More than any other group of their era, it was The Weavers who made American folk song accessible to the record buying public in the 1940s and 1950s. Their influence on generations of folk groups - from the Tarriers and the Kingston Trio, to the Seekers and beyond - is as enormous as it is incalculable. Before becoming the victims of a Communist witch-hunt, The Weavers were without peer in their field of music, popularising and making hits of future staples of The Great American Songbook such as 'Goodnight Irene', 'On Top Of Old Smoky', 'Wimoweh' and 'If I Had A Hammer'. Their unwarranted fall from grace was happily suffixed by a return to popularity in the late 50s - but it's on the records they made between 1949 and 1953 that their reputation will forever rest. All those records are included in this new Jasmine 2CD collection, which brings together the A and B sides of every 78 and 45 their label Decca issued between 1950 and 1953, plus the contents of their two albums for the label and some earlier, independently-issued recordings - including their first version of 'If I Had A Hammer' (as 'The Hammer Song'). The sophisticated musical arrangements of many of these tracks, by the legendary Gordon Jenkins, serve to enhance rather than detract from Pete Seeger, Ronnie Gilbert, Lee Hays and Fred Hellerman's presentation of their musical messages. Superb music, mastered, as always, from the finest available sources and reopening a window on a time when American popular music was changing and evolving rapidly - and looking increasingly towards folk and blues to provide new stimulus for a growing record buying public.
Tracks:
1.1 Tzena Tzena Tzena - Gordon Jenkins and His Orchestra and the Weavers
1.2 Goodnight Irene - Gordon Jenkins and His Orchestra and the Weavers
1.3 So Long - Gordon Jenkins and His Orchestra and the Weavers
1.4 Lonesome Traveller - Gordon Jenkins and His Orchestra and the Weavers
1.5 The Roving Kind - the Weavers
1.6 The Wreck of the John B - the Weavers
1.7 Across the Wide Missouri - the Weavers and Terry Gilkyson
1.8 On Top of Old Smoky - the Weavers and Terry Gilkyson
1.9 When the Saints Go Marching in - the Weavers
1.10 Kisses Sweeter Than Wine - the Weavers
1.11 The Frozen Logger - the Weavers
1.12 Darling Corey - the Weavers
1.13 Old Paint (Ride Around Little Dogies) - the Weavers and Gordon Jenkins and His Orchestra
1.14 Wimoweh (Based on Mbube) - the Weavers and Gordon Jenkins and His Orchestra
1.15 Midnight Special - Gordon Jenkins and His Orchestra and the Weavers
1.16 Hard Ain't It Hard? - the Weavers
1.17 Run Home to Ma-Ma - the Weavers
1.18 Around the Corner (Beneath the Berry Tree) - the Weavers and Gordon Jenkins and His Orchestra
1.19 The Gandy Dancer's Ball - the Weavers and Gordon Jenkins and His Orchestra
1.20 Clementine - the Weavers
1.21 True Love - the Weavers
1.22 Down in the Valley - the Weavers
1.23 The Bay of Mexico - the Weavers
1.24 Taking It Easy - the Weavers
1.25 Benoni - the Weavers
1.26 Rock Island Shuffle - the Weavers
1.27 Sylvie - the Weavers
1.28 Trouble in Mind - the Weavers
2.1 Wasn't That a Time - the Weavers
2.2 Dig My Grave - the Weavers
2.3 The Hammer Song (If I Had a Hammer) - the Weavers
2.4 Banks of Marble - the Weavers
2.5 Around the World - the Weavers
2.6 Tzena Tzena Tzena (Hebrew Version) - the Weavers
2.7 Jig Along Home - the Weavers
2.8 (Come on and) Join Into the Game - the Weavers
2.9 We Wish You a Merry Christmas - the Weavers
2.10 One for the Little Bitty Baby - the Weavers
2.11 Poor Little Jesus - the Weavers
2.12 Go Tell It on the Mountain - the Weavers
2.13 The Seven Blessings of Mary - the Weavers
2.14 The Twelve Days of Christmas - the Weavers
2.15 Burgundian Carol - the Weavers
2.16 God Rest Ye Merry, Gentlemen - the Weavers
2.17 Lulloo Lullay - the Weathers
2.18 It's Almost Day - the Weavers
2.19 I Know Where I'm Going - the Weavers
2.20 Hush Little Baby - the Weavers
2.21 Suliram (Indonesian Lullaby) - the Weavers
2.22 Follow the Drinking Gourd - the Weavers
2.23 Easy Rider Blues - the Weavers
2.24 Quilting Bee - the Weavers
2.25 Along the Colorado Trail - the Weavers
2.26 Greensleeves - the Weavers
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