Singer-songwriter Suzanne Vega, who emerged from the Greenwich Village folk scene in New York, released her second album “Solitude Standing” which won a platinum disc in 1987. On July 2nd, after the release of her album, “Solitude Standing”, a live performance at the prestigious Carnegie Hall in New York was recorded in full with a superb level of ultra-high quality audience recording. Eight songs from “Solitude” are set in, including the a cappella version of “Tom’s Diner” and the masterpiece “Luca” about child abuse. In addition, eight songs from the hidden masterpiece ’85 first album “Poetry of the Street Corner” such as “Portrait of Marlene” and “Girl on the Street Corner” are performed. You can fully enjoy Suzanne Vega’s precious early live performance with high quality sound. Live at Carnegie Hall, New York City, NY, July 2nd 1987 DISC 1 1. Tom’s Diner 2. Straight Lines 3. Small Blue Thing 4. Cracking 5. Ironbund / Fancy Poultry 6. Luka 7. In The Eye 8. The Queen And The Soldier 9. Knight Moves 10. Gypsy 11. Calypso DISC 2 1. Undertow 2. Solitude Standing 3. Language 4. Band Introductions 5. Left Of Center 6. Neighborhood Girls 7. Wooden Horse (Casper Hauser’s Song) 8. Marlene On The Wall Suzanne Vega – vocals, acoustic guitar Marc Shulman – electric guitar Anton Sanko – synthesizers Michael Visceglia – bass Stephen Ferrera – drums