Josephine Baker - Josephine Baker At Carnegie Hall Album

Tracklist

1	Demain (Live)
2	Introduction By Bricktop (Live)
3	My Way (Live)
4	Medley Of Memories (Live)
5	Narration By Bricktop (Live)
6	I Could Have Danced All Night (Live)
7	La Vie En Rose (Live)
8	My Sweet Lord (Live)
9	It's Impossible (Live)
10	Avec Mes Croyens (Live)
11	The Times, They Are A'Changing (Live)
12	On The Street Where You Live (Live)
13	Hello, Young Lovers (Live)
14	Sourire, Toujours Sourire (Live)

Notes

June 5, 1973

Short intro

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