Episode 22 - Rainbow Quest by Pete Seeger: Len Chandler
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- Опубликовано: 1 фев 2022
- Pete Seeger and Len Chandler trade songs that they have written, including Chandler's "Keep on Keeping On," "Beans in My Ears," and "Move on Over" and Seeger's "Walking Down Death Row." Seeger also sings such traditional songs as "Mrs. McGrath" (Irish) and "Die Gedanken Sind Frei" (Thoughts are Free) in German. Rainbow Quest was a television program produced for one series run in 1965 and 1966 by the Advertisers Broadcasting Company for UHF station WNJU-TV in the New York City market. Throughout the show's 39-episode run, writer and curator of American folk songs Pete Seeger hosted many guest musicians. He also himself presented the histories of diverse American and international folk music traditions through spoken and musical segments.
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RIP Len Chandler
I heard Pete Seeger and Len Chandler perform with several other singers at the University of Kentucky in Lexington on April 11, 1967 when I was a graduate student there. Robert Frampton
this was a real revelation for me when i watch it the first time. Totally underrated artist
I saw Pete, Len Chandler, and many others at a Hootenanny at Carnegie Hall, September 1967. They were great. I was 15, and I was smitten.
Great show. Never seen Len before. He and Dylan were friends --Bob stole his melody for "Emmett Till" from Len but he always admitted it.
The song he stole the melody from, bus driver, is absolutely amazing
I really want a cover of "My name's Len" its one of the best
i can do it
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