Sealed 1965 Mono Original. Cut Out Hole. “It's Not Clear When Exactly The Tracks On This Album Were Recorded, Though Seeger Makes Topical References To Civil Rights Activities In Montgomery, AL, And Richmond, VA, In "Oh, What A Beautiful City" And In South Africa In "Senzeninar." The Collection Is More Devoted To Traditional Folk Music And The Songs Of Woody Guthrie Than To Political Concerns, Although The LP Does Fade Out To The Sound Of The Audience Singing, "I Ain't Gonna Study War No More," The Chorus Of "Down By The Riverside." That Audience Is Small, Clearly, And The Ambience Of A Club Is Apparent In The Occasional Sound Of Clinking Glasses. But The Audience Members Are So Enthusiastic In Singing Along That Seeger Often Accompanies Them In Harmony Instead Of Singing The Melody, Which, Since He Is Still Louder Than They Are (Or At Least Closer To The Microphone) Sometimes Gives The Songs An Odd Sound. Still, This Is Another Good Seeger Live Album, Albeit One Released At A Time When The Record Racks Were Already Full Of Other Good Seeger Live Albums.” William Ruhlmann, All Music Guide.