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A1	Bye Bye Blues Written-By – Lown*, Gray*, Bennett*, Hamm*	1:58
A2	Gyspsy In My Soul Lyrics By – Moe JaffeMusic By – Clay Boland	1:35
A3	Opening Speech Arranged By, Conductor – Al Hirt	1:43
A4	Walk Right In Arranged By – Erik Darling, Willard Svande*Written-By – Cannon*, Woods*	3:14
A5	Limelight Arranged By – Gerald WilsonMusic By – Alex Lifeson, Geddy Lee	2:46
A6	Down By The Riverside Arranged By – Al HirtComposed By – Purcell*	2:52
A7	Love For Sale Composed By – Cole Porter	3:47
A8	Up Above My Head Written-By – Sister Rosetta Tharpe	2:20
B1	When I'm Feelin' Kinda Blue Written-By – Villa Senor*	2:30
B2	Going To Chicago Blues Composed By – Count BasieLyrics By – James Rushing*	3:51
B3	Carnival Of Venice Arranged By – Al HirtWritten-By – Del Staigers, Herbert L. Clarke, Jean-Baptiste Arban	5:57
B4	Tennessee Waltz Lyrics By – Redd StewartMusic By – Pee Wee King	1:58
B5	Kansas City Written-By – Richard Rogers-Oscar Hammerstein II*	3:19
B6	Java Written-By – Toussaint*, Tyler*, Friday*	1:48

Companies, etc.

• Recorded At – Carnegie Hall
• Mastered At – RCA Studios
• Copyright (c) – Radio Corporation Of America

Credits

• Arranged By, Conductor – Gerald Wilson (tracks: A1, A2, A4, A5, A7, B1, B2, B4, B5)
• Clarinet – Pee Wee Spitelera (tracks: A6. A8, B3, B6)
• Double Bass [Bass Fiddle] – Jay Cave (tracks: A6. A8, B3, B6)
• Drums – Jimmy Zitano (tracks: A6. A8, B3, B6)
• Engineer – Ed Begley
• Photography By [Liner] – Lynn Pelham
• Piano – Fred Crane (tracks: A6. A8, B3, B6)
• Producer – Jim Foglesong
• Trombone – Gerald Hirt (tracks: A6. A8, B3, B6)
• Trumpet – Al Hirt (tracks: Al (He's The King) Hirt)

Notes

© 1965 Radio Corporation of America
Dynagroove - mastered on RCA Magnetic Tape

Barcode and Other Identifiers

• Matrix / Runout (A Side Label): SPRM-4993
• Matrix / Runout (B Side Label): SPRM-4994
• Matrix / Runout (A Side Stamped): SPRM-4993-1S
• Matrix / Runout (B Side Stamped): SPRM-4994-1S

Other versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
LPM-3416	Al Hirt	Live At Carnegie Hall ‎(LP, Album, Mono)	RCA Victor	LPM-3416	US	1965
HS-4049	Al Hirt	Live At Carnegie Hall ‎(LP, Album)	Hua Sheng, Hua Sun Records	HS-4049	Taiwan	Unknown
LPM-3416	Al Hirt	Live At Carnegie Hall ‎(LP, Album, Mono)	RCA	LPM-3416	Australia	Unknown
LSP-3416, SPRS-4995	Al Hirt	Live At Carnegie Hall ‎(LP, Album)	RCA Victor, RCA Victor	LSP-3416, SPRS-4995	Canada	1965
FTP-1305	Al Hirt	Live At Carnegie Hall ‎(Reel, 4tr Stereo, 7" Reel, Album)	RCA Victor	FTP-1305	US	1965

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