Appearing on the scene in 1970, in addition to performing his own covers of white artists, he sang about issues faced by the black community, such as racism and poverty. Along with Stevie Wonder, he remained a charismatic New Soul artist even after his death. Coupled with valuable live sound sources and videos of the popular genius singer Donny Hathaway. First of all, the sound source includes a full-length version of 6 songs from the live performance at Carnegie Hall on June 30, 1973, which was included in the compilation album "THESE SONGS FOR YOU, LIVE!" released in 2004. 8-track has seen the light of day. Moreover, it is a perfect sound board sound source that has been leaked by the people involved in recent years, and the wonderful rhythm and speed of the last number "Ghetto" is a must-listen take that makes you wonder why it was not officially recorded. Usually, many people think of Hathaway's ``LIVE'', which is a masterpiece that represents his career, but this Carnegie Hall performance is even more said to be the live performance from when he was at his best. Being able to see the whole story in this full-length version is truly bliss. Furthermore, the video DVD is a blissful 35 minutes, collecting as much of the valuable live performance as possible in the best existing quality, professional shots. A must-see item for 70's soul fans. (CD) 1.Introduction 2. Flying Easy 3. Valdez In The Country 4. Someday We'll All Be Free 5. Band Introduction 6. Nu-Po 7. Love Love Love 8. The Ghetto [Live at Carnegie Hall, New York, NY, USA June 30th 1973] Donny Hathaway - vocal, piano, electric piano /Gil Silva – guitar / Chuggy Carter- congas / Bassie Saunders – bass / John Sussewell - drums (DVD) 01. Put Your Hands In The Hand [ Flip Wilson Show: December 7th 1972] 02. Baby I Love You 03. Somewhere 04. The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face 05. The Ghetto 06. The Story About Very Big & Strong Black 07. Outroduction [Double Exposure 1971] 08 Mr. Magic [Flip Wilson Show: January 17th 1971]
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