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"Greatest Rarities" Archive '56-'57
Paul Robeson & Alan Booth
Tracks
The Four Rivers
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Hassidic Chant
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The Minstrel Boy
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Jerusalem
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The House I Live In
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Song of the Warsaw Ghetto
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There’s a Man Going ‘Round Taking Names
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Sleep Baby
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Witness
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Night
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Passing By
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Welcoming Speech By President of South Wales Miners (Live From Transatlantic Exchange, 1957)
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Reply to Welcoming Speech By Paul Robeson (Live From Transatlantic Exchange, 1957)
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Didn't My Lord Deliver Daniel (Live From Transatlantic Exchange, 1957)
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All Through the Night (Live From Transatlantic Exchange, 1957)
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This Little Night of Mine (Live From Transatlantic Exchange, 1957)
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All Men Are Brothers (Live From Transatlantic Exchange, 1957)
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Schubert's Lullaby (Live From Transatlantic Exchange, 1957)
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Y Delyn Aur (The Golden Harp) [Live From Transatlantic Exchange, 1957]
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Land of My Fathers (Excerpt) / We'll Keep a Welcome in the Hillside (Live From Transatlantic Exchange, 1957)
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