Ken Hamilton - An Evening With Ken Hamilton At The Edgewater Hotel download free

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A1	Goin' Down Jordan Written-By – Woods*	3:04
A2	Yellow Bird Written-By – Bergman*, Keith*, Lugoff*	3:05
A3	Waltzing Matilda Written-By – Trad.*	2:58
A4	Green Grow The Lilacs Written-By – Brooks*	2:45
A5	A Worried Man Written-By – Guard*, Glazer*	2:50
B1	La Bamba Written-By – Cortazar*, Barcelata*	1:59
B2	Land Of The Sea & Sun Written-By – Bougie*	2:30
B3	Angelina Written-By – Bougie*	1:58
B4	Farethee Well Written-By – B. Lomax*, J. A. Lomax*	2:20
B5	John Henry Written-By – Trad.*	2:25

Credits

• Arranged By – Nat Raider
• Conductor – Nat Raider

Notes

One evening, a young man walked out of a recording studio with a tired but happy smile on his face. He had good reason to be this way, because he had just completed a two-day recording session and had produced one of the most exciting album of songs I ever heard

Ken Hamilton was born on the beautiful island of Jamaica. At a very early age, he found himself exposed to a great variety of Jamaican Folk songs through the medium of the workers on his father's plantation.

His father desired that all his children acquire a college education and pursue a professional carreer, and Ken's brothers and sisters have attained this goal.

Ken himself, after completing his University education at the University of British Columbia, detoured away from a career in industrial chemistry to enter the entertainment field, and rightly so, for this young man posseses a truly great talent.

A night at a club in which Ken Hamilton appears, is truly a night to be remembered. Calypsos, Folk songs, Ballads, Sing-a-longs - he sings them all, and young and old alike, are completely captivated.

It is, therefore, with great pleasure that we proudly present: "An Evening With Ken Hamilton at the Edgewater Hotel".

The Edgewater Hotel located in the beautiful lakeshore area of Pointe Claire, Quebec, figures very prominently in the career of Ken Hamilton. It was here that he was thoroughly exposed to the people of the greater metropolitan area of Montreal, and at this beautiful resort, he became a by-word.

Francis Given