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Bill Withers - Live (1972) Lonely Town, Lonely Street Ain't No Sunshine Use Me Let Me In Your Life Kissin' My Love Lean On Me Harlem.

Live at Carnegie Hall is a 1973 live album by the Soul artist Bill Withers. The album was recorded on October 6, 1972 at Carnegie Hall in New York City.

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Bill Withers is one of those artists, who after hearing a few tracks again, you wonder why you’d ever listen to anyone else. Here, you have stunning versions of Ain’t No Sunshine, Lean On Me and a take of Harlem that brings the house down. As he wrote in the original notes for the album, in about an hour and a half that audience transformed us all from nervous, serious musicians into free and happy people. I know I’ll never forget it. If you know this album well, you’ll never forget it too. If you are unfamiliar with it, go hear it immediately. Like 1972’s Donny Hathaway Live LP (a single album on Atlantic Records) – 1973’s Bill Withers Live At Carnegie Hall. vinyl double has garnished a legendary reputation amongst Soul aficionados.

Bill Withers Live at Carnegie Hall - Use Me 8:36. Bill Withers - Harlem-Cold Baloney - Live - Version intégrale 13:58. Bill Withers - World keeps going around 5:20. Bill Withers - Friend Of Mine 4:29. Bill Withers - Hope She'll Be Happier 4:27. Bill Withers - Let Me In Your Life 4:45.

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Like 1972's "Donny Hathaway Live" LP (a single album on Atlantic Records) - 1973's "Bill Withers Live At Carnegie Hall. Five of its mainly mellow fourteen are exclusive - the impassioned love songs "Friend Of Mine" and "Let Us Love", the acoustic old-man weariness of "World Keeps Going Around", the aching anti-war song "I Can't Write Left-Handed".

Album · 1973 · 14 Songs. On a rainy New York City night in 1972, Bill Withers transformed Carnegie Hall into a soul revival meeting. It’s not just his warm, gritty vocals on the sweetly aching Ain’t No Sunshine or his fervent take on the gospel-infused Lean on Me. It’s the palpable connection you can hear between performer and audience in his warm patter and reminiscences. By the time he closes the evening with the 13-minute soul-stirrer Harlem, Cold Baloney, everyone in the room is a believer. Live At Carnegie Hall Bill Withers.

Bill Withers's profile including the latest music, albums, songs, music videos and more updates. Top Tracks, View All. Ain't No Sunshine (Album Version). Lean on Me. Brushfire Aid: Artists for the Brushfire Appeal. Grandma's Hands (Live). Watching You Watching Me (Album Version). Watching you watching me. 5:48. Use Me (Album Version). Everybody's Talkin' (Album Version). Hits Of The 70s (100 Songs).