Vinyl Album - Joan Baez - Joan Baez In Concert / Part 2 - Vanguard

Vinyl Album

Artist:	Joan Baez
Title:	Joan Baez In Concert / Part 2
Label:	Vanguard
Country:	USA
Catalogue:	VRS-9113
Date:	Sep 1963
Format:	Mono LP (also Stereo LP)
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	5 Own
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Artist

Title

Composer

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Joan Baez

Once I Had A Sweetheart

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Joan Baez

Jackaroe

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Joan Baez

Don't Think Twice, It's All Right

Bob Dylan

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Joan Baez

We Shall Overcome

Horton, Hamilton, Carawan, Seeger

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Joan Baez

Portland Town

Adams

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Joan Baez

Queen Of Hearts

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Medley:

Joan Baez

Manha De Carnaval

Maria, Bonfa

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Joan Baez

Te Ador

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Joan Baez

Long Black Veil

Wilkin, Dill

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Joan Baez

Fennario

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Joan Baez

'Nu Bello Cardillo

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Joan Baez

With God On Our Side

Bob Dylan

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Joan Baez

Three Fishers

Kingsley, Hullah

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Joan Baez

Hush Little Baby

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Joan Baez

Battle Hymn Of The Republic

Julia Ward Howe

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Notes

Pressings by RCA and Columbia Custom, with respective matrix numbers:
- A side: PR4M 6293 (RCA), XTV 95257 (Columbia)
- B side: PR4M 6294 (RCA), XTV 95258 (Columbia)
(Columbia XTV numbers assigned 1964-65)

Also issued in stereo as VSD-2123

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Comments and Reviews


Bgray1 22nd Oct 2024		Added grey label variants.



Eltoro 9th May 2024



Kevin Walsh1 ● 10th Mar 2024		If you look at the upper left corner of liner image 3513428, you’ll see that this is the SECOND EDITION. I also own the implicit first edition, which has this side two running order: 1. Long Black Veil 2:55 2. Railroad Bill 2:02 3. Rambler-Gambler 1:48 4. Fennario 3:40 5. ‘Nu Bello Cardillo 3:14 6. Three Fishers 2:45 7. Hush Little Baby 2:00 8. Battle Hymn Of The Republic 2:45 Both the label and liner show this sequence. Despite this different running order, my matrix numbers match the RCA numbers shown above. This revision occurred by Nov. 1964, because the shorter track listing appeared on the liner of Joan’s next album, “5”, which was issued then. I assume that this calls for an entirely new entry (which I’m not going to try right now).



TheDroid 26th Apr 2015		Added missing label images.