Home / Music / Bill Withers' Carnegie Hall show was preserved on a double LPMusic linernotes album music bill-withersBill Withers' Carnegie Hall show was preserved on a double LPBill Withers’ Live at Carnegie Hall was recorded on October 6, 1972, at Carnegie Hall in New York City, and released on April 21, 1973, by Sussex Records as a double LP. Search Amazon As an Amazon Associate, Work Notes may earn.Related NotesBill Withers' Live at Carnegie Hall is one of the greatest live albums ever — Rolling Stone ranked it 27th.'Lean on Me' and 'Use Me' made Still Bill a 1972 soul powerhouseBill Withers' Still Bill came out on Sussex, like his debutBenorce Blackmon co-produced Still Bill with Bill WithersBill Withers drew from the Watts 103rd Street Rhythm Band for Still BillExploreArt Blakey's Prelude came out in 1975 on MercuryArthur Conley's Sweet Soul Music hit in 1967 on AtcoArthur Russell's World of Echo came out in 1986 on Upside, then 1987 on Rough TradeRyuichi Sakamoto recorded async over eight months in 2016At Fillmore East was captured over three nights in March 1971Previous Bill Withers' Live at Carnegie Hall is one of the greatest live albums ever — Rolling Stone ranked it 27th.Next Bill Withers on vocals, guitar, and piano at Carnegie Hall with a full band.