I was one of “Pete’s kids” back in the 1950s when he was blackballed in NYC and earned money going to schools and summer camps and teaching kids how to sing and play. For 10 days each summer for three years I had the privilege of being in his presence and learning from him and being inspired. He was generous, compassionate, committed to music as a healing force. His concerts, whether small or large, were magnetic. He got us all singing together.
I had the GREAT privilege and honor to have met Pete as a teenager in Beacon NY. He was the nicest man I have ever met, he was humble and was willing to teach a 15 yr old boy that he didn't even know how to finger pick a guitar. I was sitting there on the porch practicing the first time I saw him and had no idea who this great man was. Those who say he was anti-American are blind, he stood for EXACTLY what it means to be American. To speak out with out having to fear for your life when you see a wrong, to follow what you believe in.
+peter travis You can see, you are not blind. I only wish people could appreciate Natalie Maines of the Dixie Chicks rather than complain; she voiced her opinion freely about war, which freedom of speech (1st Amendment) ostensibly the troops were fighting to protect. Rather than criticize her, people should respect her. That said, have always liked Peter and Arlo and Woodie and respect them. War will exist until that distant day when the conscientious objector enjoys the same reputation and prestige that the warrior does today. ~ John F. Kennedy If we cannot now end our differences, at least we can help make the world safe for diversity. ~ John F. Kennedy [so I respect the people who respect the Confederate Flag and the freedom of choice that those southern people only asked for just as their colonial forebears had sought.]
My husband knew Pete Seeger at summer camp....told me about him. He had his records, played them for me. Pete Seeger made the world a better place. We love listening to his music! Annette & Sid Honickman
Pete Seeger served in the Army in WWII. I think he was about as American as you can be. He was also called before the House Un-American Committee because of his views. If I was in front of that committee like him I would have told all those senators that I served my country and until they can produce a DD214 they have not earned the right to question my patriotism. USMC69-71
I was at this concert in a seat toward the front. I will never, ever forget what an honor it was to be in the presence of Pete Seeger and I learned also what a wonderful singer Arlo Guthrie was that evening. I cannot express how inspiring Pete was in person, not only his singing but his beautiful spirit touched every soul there. Seeing this again just brought tears to my eyes. One of the very special moments of my life. Pete is a legend for good reason, a national treasure!
I was at this concert, too. 20 years old, in college in Iowa, visiting a friend who was working as a Congressional intern. I've never forgotten that night. What a blessing to experience the joy, love and peace these wonderful men shared with us.
“My job is to show folks there’s a lot of good music in this world, and if used right it may help to save the planet.” - Pete Seeger. Thank you, Pete...RIP....and may we now all carry it on for you......
@Linda Gail, "right" is subjective; it depends on time and place and the person making the determination. As Thomas Sowell said, the question is not what is best but who shall decide what is best. I don't want anyone deciding what is best for me. I don't believe that it is moral for a majority to vote for a politician to use force to impose the voter's opinions, beliefs,m views, prejudices or "false religions." The Bible teaches us that the troika of evil, that wicked consort of politics, commerce and "false religion," will be destroyed in the end. We would be wise to terminate/abandon political government. Politics is violence and political government is the bane and pain of mankind; it is not Christian; it is diabolical. And that is why voting is an act of violence; it sanctions violence.
Saw Pete and Arlo and Woody Guthrie in Detroit when I was a child...I'm now 74 and have never forgotten that beautiful, sunny day on Belle Isle Park, outside Detroit when I first heard Folk Music and Woody and Pete Seeger...Arlo was there, he was a very young..and played along with Pete and Woody....Lovely memories..
If there ever was a troubadour, post Woodie, this was the man, who sang the songs, stood for freedom, and tried, in his own way, to make America a better place - this is the man whose spirit will endure.
Would have been nice if he'd acknowledged the great debt that he owed to Black folk singers and blues musicians, but he didn't. This is pretty much lifted from Mississippi John Hurt's version.
I was sitting in the audience at this outdoor concert. It was electric! Wolf Trap in Virginia. The audience knew all the words and we all sang out. Couldn't have been better.
I have LONG admired, respected and been inspired by Pete Seeger, and to have Woody Guthrie's baby boy, Arlo singing with him reminds me that Arlo was so much more than just "Alice's Restaurant" These kinds of legends should never die...and thanks to recordings like this, they never will...
I saw Pete and Arlo once back in 1984. When I was a rebellious teenager listening to punk bands in my room. The only time my dad came into my room and asked me “What are you listening to?” It was the live album Precious Friend Arlo and Pete. I took my dad to that show in 1984. Tonight I am about to head out to another show. Todd Snider in Seattle. I have seen Todd a few times but tonight his opening act is quite special. The legendary Ramblin Jack Elliot. I wish my dad was still around to see this show. I will be thinking of both him and Pete tonight.
I am 64 now and began walking the lonesome valley since a child. Even then I never really walked alone my Family and Friends walked along too. Now when truly alone in the Valley, Pete's song echoes in my mind reminding me even alone we are not really.
I was sad and weak, and after have listened "Pete seeger / Arlo Guthrie - You goota walk that lonesome valley", I feel happy and strong and ready to Walk it by myself, even if i meet the devil himself !
I met him on many occasions at the Clearwater festivals. He was instrumental is cleaning up the Hudson River. I will always be grateful for the work he has done.
Pete Seeger...a truly beautiful person. I saw him several times, once he set up on the fens in Boston and was just playing for free. A wonderful song both hopeful and sad. I would update it to go, "I dreamed I saw a mighty room, filled with women and men". Let's not leave half of the population out of this amazing song.
I went on something of a Pete Seeger binge starting a few weeks back...wasn't even aware that he'd passed, very sad but a truly great American and great citizen of the world.
I first heard Pete Seeger on jukeboxes in the '50s as a teenager, when the Weavers version of Huddie Ledbetter's Goodnight Irene was a jukebox favorite. There are so few voices these days that are willing to confront the plutocracy in which we live. I needed to listen to him when my own sense of optimism was gasping for breath. Fortunately, I have much of his recorded work to help me through pessimistic periods.
I still can remember, more than thirty years later, Pete and Arlo doing this wonderful song in Red Rocks, near Denver, while thousands of voices sang along. RIP Pete, you were the real deal in a world sadly lacking in same.
Kenneth, I was there! If it's the same one I was at, it was in 1975 or 1976, I think. It was a wonderful concert. I lived in Nederland, CO, then. I moved to Washington state after that then to Kentucky in 1983. Been here ever since then. That is the one concert I will never forget.
I saw this concert on PBS-Live From Wolf Trap. Became an Arlo Guthrie fan, found out Wolf Trap was not too far away & went to see Pete & Arlo there many times.
I remember this concert well. The air was filled with energy and excitement. I had great seats down center. Arlo and Pete were incredible working together. Wolf Trap was totally sold out. All the seats had sold and the folks on the grass sat butt to butt. The crowd was familiar with the lyrics and sang out loud and strong....in harmony . When the concert was over no one was in a hurry to leave. Highly unusual. Those were the days my friends I wished they'd never end. Jan - Boynton Beach
Enorme Pete Seeger!!! Único!!! Un billón de Gracias por tu paso por esta tierra. Luchador incansable por los derechos humanos, por el cuidado del planeta, por la Paz. Genio de canciones inolvidables que nos invitan a la acción directa. Gracias por tu luz. Eterno Pete
Hàd the misfortune to only have one opportunity to see him, and that back in '62. Got a front row seat to the best concert I ever saw. We could certainly use his voice of moral outrage tempered with peace and love em right now!
how could you not sing along to this...Imiss this man so much years ago I was privileged to see him in concert and local college: he realized halfway through one song that it wasn't going well. Without a blink he ended the refrain and seamlessly went on to something else. A master showman. No one really noticed...=) I cannot think of a more fortuitous relationship than Arlo Guthrie and Seeger; Arlo being the son of woody guthrie and Seeger was an old friend. It's like watching two neighbors gradually become family. And Arlo carries on. His kids will come after him.
I met him in person a few years before he passed while he was at the Howland Center in Beacon, New York. What an inspiring and gracious man. I'll never forget his music or his smile.
He always sang for the "common" man and woman and laborer and the poor. *Pete Seeger: a man with a big heart and a burning desire to liberate the oppressed. would that there were more like him.*
This is one of the best songs i ever heard. This is for my husband s funeral. He is still not in the earth because of fight whith the sister and i loved him so much.
Thanks, Joe, for sharing your thoughts and memories. RIP Pete Seeger. I used to sing "If I Had a Hammer" in Catholic School in kindergarten or first grade.
I have seen Pete in person since the last 50's and everytime is an inspiration. Can never get enough of him. The last time was at the Rock n Roll museum in Cleveland. Arlo is great also.
I see many have posted RIP Pete.. some how I Believe Pete Never stopped being Pete and IF He can help he is likely still busy just being Pete on a Higher plain than this Valley allows... Much Love to all who seek what Pete tried to reveal as available to all who will come up a lil higher.. thanks friend for sharing this old footage from our past.. somehow i believe Pete would tell us all to Live,Love and be a Light to all in this lonesome valley we now walk by our Hearts Flame IF we want to See anything in The Light of Truth.. Thanks again.
This i will play in my husband s funeral. This is the best funeral song i v ever heard. He died three weeks ago from heartsickness. But i fight whit the sister weere to bury his body.. i nursed him for 113years as a husband. Lover and patient. I discovered peete Seeger in my old time. He was really good. But i was too young and innocent in the 70.s.
My dad used to sing this to me when I was little. He used to end the John the Baptist part with "that he was a Christian too." So glad to have found it!
Oh me, oh My. I always get so sentimental when I hear and see Pete. He was really one of a kind and he is missed badly. He fought for what is true, right and beautiful, and to think that people disrespected this man on absurd claims just makes me sad. I wish and hope that his spirit still roams freely in the US.
I learned to play banjo using his red "How To Play The 5-String Banjo" book in 1963. I still have the book, still play the 5-string banjo, and hope that some of his spirit rubbed off on me. He was one of those special people with a joy for life that was infectious.
Arlo Guthrie got me through university,via my friend Sue Hingley. Hope she catches this on you tube and realises who I am and that I still remember her as an inspiration.
I was one of “Pete’s kids” back in the 1950s when he was blackballed in NYC and earned money going to schools and summer camps and teaching kids how to sing and play. For 10 days each summer for three years I had the privilege of being in his presence and learning from him and being inspired. He was generous, compassionate, committed to music as a healing force. His concerts, whether small or large, were magnetic. He got us all singing together.
I was in college in the. late 50s when he came and played a concert. I immediately got myself a 5-string banjo that I've played ever since.
Unlike most current singers he was a truly caring man who never let his celebrity status go to his head. A lovely man.
AMEN!
I had the GREAT privilege and honor to have met Pete as a teenager in Beacon NY. He was the nicest man I have ever met, he was humble and was willing to teach a 15 yr old boy that he didn't even know how to finger pick a guitar. I was sitting there on the porch practicing the first time I saw him and had no idea who this great man was. Those who say he was anti-American are blind, he stood for EXACTLY what it means to be American. To speak out with out having to fear for your life when you see a wrong, to follow what you believe in.
Exactly Peter.
+peter travis You can see, you are not blind. I only wish people could appreciate Natalie Maines of the Dixie Chicks rather than complain; she voiced her opinion freely about war, which freedom of speech (1st Amendment) ostensibly the troops were fighting to protect. Rather than criticize her, people should respect her. That said, have always liked Peter and Arlo and Woodie and respect them.
War will exist until that distant day when the conscientious objector enjoys the same reputation and prestige that the warrior does today. ~ John F. Kennedy
If we cannot now end our differences, at least we can help make the world safe for diversity. ~ John F. Kennedy [so I respect the people who respect the Confederate Flag and the freedom of choice that those southern people only asked for just as their colonial forebears had sought.]
My husband knew Pete Seeger at summer camp....told me about him. He had his records, played them for me. Pete Seeger made the world a better place. We love listening to his music! Annette & Sid Honickman
Pete Seeger served in the Army in WWII. I think he was about as American as you can be. He was also called before the House Un-American Committee because of his views. If I was in front of that committee like him I would have told all those senators that I served my country and until they can produce a DD214 they have not earned the right to question my patriotism. USMC69-71
Thank you for your service.
Pete was the definition of the term Human Being.
Pete Seeger was a rare human treasure loved all over the world.
The biggest part of the world has never heard of Pete Seeger.
I was at this concert in a seat toward the front. I will never, ever forget what an honor it was to be in the presence of Pete Seeger and I learned also what a wonderful singer Arlo Guthrie was that evening. I cannot express how inspiring Pete was in person, not only his singing but his beautiful spirit touched every soul there. Seeing this again just brought tears to my eyes. One of the very special moments of my life. Pete is a legend for good reason, a national treasure!
Which one was Arlo?
@@carmenhardy2629 The young man playing the piano with dark hair.
I was at this concert, too. 20 years old, in college in Iowa, visiting a friend who was working as a Congressional intern. I've never forgotten that night. What a blessing to experience the joy, love and peace these wonderful men shared with us.
@margo stites what year is this ? Late 60s ?🙂
@@kG-lj1mp Early 70's. Possibly 1973?
I knew I heard Arlo’s unmistakable, mellifluous voice in there💟
He's the piano player
“My job is to show folks there’s a lot of good music in this world, and if used right it may help to save the planet.” - Pete Seeger. Thank you, Pete...RIP....and may we now all carry it on for you......
@Linda Gail, "right" is subjective; it depends on time and place and the person making the determination. As Thomas Sowell said, the question is not what is best but who shall decide what is best. I don't want anyone deciding what is best for me. I don't believe that it is moral for a majority to vote for a politician to use force to impose the voter's opinions, beliefs,m views, prejudices or "false religions." The Bible teaches us that the troika of evil, that wicked consort of politics, commerce and "false religion," will be destroyed in the end. We would be wise to terminate/abandon political government. Politics is violence and political government is the bane and pain of mankind; it is not Christian; it is diabolical. And that is why voting is an act of violence; it sanctions violence.
Saw Pete and Arlo and Woody Guthrie in Detroit when I was a child...I'm now 74 and have never forgotten that beautiful, sunny day on Belle Isle Park, outside Detroit when I first heard Folk Music and Woody and Pete Seeger...Arlo was there, he was a very young..and played along with Pete and Woody....Lovely memories..
On the third anniversary of Pete's passing, we honor his legacy today and thank him for his enduring example.
My Dad has just walked that Lonesome Valley. God keep him.
If there ever was a troubadour, post Woodie, this was the man, who sang the songs, stood for freedom, and tried, in his own way, to make America a better place - this is the man whose spirit will endure.
Amen brother!
Would have been nice if he'd acknowledged the great debt that he owed to Black folk singers and blues musicians, but he didn't. This is pretty much lifted from Mississippi John Hurt's version.
I was sitting in the audience at this outdoor concert. It was electric! Wolf Trap in Virginia. The audience knew all the words and we all sang out. Couldn't have been better.
I'm an old punk - that's what I grew up with - but goddam it, I bloody LOVE Pete Seeger. Dude was just an awesome musician and human being...
He was a bit of a punk himself.
@@finosuilleabhain7781 he was punk before punk was punk
I have LONG admired, respected and been inspired by Pete Seeger, and to have Woody Guthrie's baby boy, Arlo singing with him reminds me that Arlo was so much more than just "Alice's Restaurant" These kinds of legends should never die...and thanks to recordings like this, they never will...
This is what music is all about. Giving one comfort in times of aloneness through the collective voice of others. Pete and Arlo do that so well.
That me John C giving your comments a thumbs up because I agree. Thanks. J cook
RIP Pete, You will be missed. Thanks for the memories.
I saw Pete and Arlo once back in 1984. When I was a rebellious teenager listening to punk bands in my room. The only time my dad came into my room and asked me “What are you listening to?” It was the live album Precious Friend Arlo and Pete. I took my dad to that show in 1984. Tonight I am about to head out to another show. Todd Snider in Seattle. I have seen Todd a few times but tonight his opening act is quite special. The legendary Ramblin Jack Elliot. I wish my dad was still around to see this show. I will be thinking of both him and Pete tonight.
I loved seeing Pete live & singing along! What a wonderful human being ❤
I saw him perform several times. It was an honor.
I always could not believe I was there.
I like all kinds of music - but there is something special about folk music. It resonates for me like nothing else. RIP Mr. Seeger.
I am 64 now and began walking the lonesome valley since a child. Even then I never really walked alone my Family and Friends walked along too. Now when truly alone in the Valley, Pete's song echoes in my mind reminding me even alone we are not really.
I love you Pete .... I know you're leading them in a folk and gospel songs in heaven tonight .... I hope to sing with you there one day. : )
the incomparable, unforgettable, national treasure Pete Seeger!!!!
Amazing. I love both Pete and Arlo. I was blessed to see Pete a couple of times before he died. And still see Arlo every chance I get.
I was sad and weak, and after have listened "Pete seeger / Arlo Guthrie - You goota walk that lonesome valley", I feel happy and strong and ready to Walk it by myself, even if i meet the devil himself !
well said ivan, me too!!
I met him on many occasions at the Clearwater festivals. He was instrumental is cleaning up the Hudson River. I will always be grateful for the work he has done.
can we please have more like him?
Thanks Pete for all your great music and gentle spirit....
Being in an audience like that was mind-blowing. My heart was never the same again.
Pete Seeger...a truly beautiful person. I saw him several times, once he set up on the fens in Boston and was just playing for free. A wonderful song both hopeful and sad. I would update it to go, "I dreamed I saw a mighty room, filled with women and men". Let's not leave half of the population out of this amazing song.
Pete Seeger has a wonderful speaking voice and a wonderful singing voice.
I went on something of a Pete Seeger binge starting a few weeks back...wasn't even aware that he'd passed, very sad but a truly great American and great citizen of the world.
I first heard Pete Seeger on jukeboxes in the '50s as a teenager, when the Weavers version of Huddie Ledbetter's Goodnight Irene was a jukebox favorite. There are so few voices these days that are willing to confront the plutocracy in which we live. I needed to listen to him when my own sense of optimism was gasping for breath. Fortunately, I have much of his recorded work to help me through pessimistic periods.
Well said.
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I still can remember, more than thirty years later, Pete and Arlo doing this wonderful song in Red Rocks, near Denver, while thousands of voices sang along. RIP Pete, you were the real deal in a world sadly lacking in same.
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Kenneth, I was there! If it's the same one I was at, it was in 1975 or 1976, I think. It was a wonderful concert. I lived in Nederland, CO, then. I moved to Washington state after that then to Kentucky in 1983. Been here ever since then. That is the one concert I will never forget.
Pete Seeger had the talent to take the whole audience in . So awesome. RIP Pete !! You´ ll be never forgotten . /CD
I saw this concert on PBS-Live From Wolf Trap. Became an Arlo Guthrie fan, found out Wolf Trap was not too far away & went to see Pete & Arlo there many times.
I remember this concert well. The air was filled with energy and excitement. I had great seats down center. Arlo and Pete were incredible working together. Wolf Trap was totally sold out. All the seats had sold and the folks on the grass sat butt to butt. The crowd was familiar with the lyrics and sang out loud and strong....in harmony . When the concert was over no one was in a hurry to leave. Highly unusual. Those were the days my friends I wished they'd never end.
Jan - Boynton Beach
Enorme Pete Seeger!!! Único!!! Un billón de Gracias por tu paso por esta tierra. Luchador incansable por los derechos humanos, por el cuidado del planeta, por la Paz. Genio de canciones inolvidables que nos invitan a la acción directa. Gracias por tu luz. Eterno Pete
Hàd the misfortune to only have one opportunity to see him, and that back in '62. Got a front row seat to the best concert I ever saw. We could certainly use his voice of moral outrage tempered with peace and love em right now!
how could you not sing along to this...Imiss this man so much
years ago I was privileged to see him in concert and local college: he realized halfway through one song that it wasn't going well. Without a blink he ended the refrain and seamlessly went on to something else. A master showman. No one really noticed...=)
I cannot think of a more fortuitous relationship than Arlo Guthrie and Seeger; Arlo being the son of woody guthrie and Seeger was an old friend. It's like watching two neighbors gradually become family. And Arlo carries on. His kids will come after him.
I met him in person a few years before he passed while he was at the Howland Center in Beacon, New York. What an inspiring and gracious man. I'll never forget his music or his smile.
What a brilliant man and more importantly a wonderful soul.
He always sang for the "common" man and woman and laborer and the poor. *Pete Seeger: a man with a big heart and a burning desire to liberate the oppressed. would that there were more like him.*
This is one of the best songs i ever heard. This is for my husband s funeral. He is still not in the earth because of fight whith the sister and i loved him so much.
Thank you Pete for coming through our lives. We are all better for it.
Thanks, Joe, for sharing your thoughts and memories. RIP Pete Seeger. I used to sing "If I Had a Hammer" in Catholic School in kindergarten or first grade.
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I LOVE this song. I miss you Pete Seeger. You were a good, good man. Thanks for the music. Thanks for the message.
I have seen Pete in person since the last 50's and everytime is an inspiration. Can never get enough of him. The last time was at the Rock n Roll museum in Cleveland. Arlo is great also.
I see many have posted RIP Pete.. some how I Believe Pete Never stopped being Pete and IF He can help he is likely still busy just being Pete on a Higher plain than this Valley allows... Much Love to all who seek what Pete tried to reveal as available to all who will come up a lil higher.. thanks friend for sharing this old footage from our past.. somehow i believe Pete would tell us all to Live,Love and be a Light to all in this lonesome valley we now walk by our Hearts Flame IF we want to See anything in The Light of Truth.. Thanks again.
My two favorite folk singers. 💕
Went to a Seeger/ Guthrie concert in Philadelphia back in 1970s. Loved it. Arlington was really funny.
Peace in the valley for Pete.
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This i will play in my husband s funeral. This is the best funeral song i v ever heard. He died three weeks ago from heartsickness. But i fight whit the sister weere to bury his body.. i nursed him for 113years as a husband. Lover and patient. I discovered peete Seeger in my old time. He was really good. But i was too young and innocent in the 70.s.
My dad used to sing this to me when I was little. He used to end the John the Baptist part with "that he was a Christian too."
So glad to have found it!
So many thanks for this! Rest in Peace, Pete.
Simply fantastic, a great American! Great sound. The one and only Pete Seegar! Tell them about Washington Pete!
What a CLASSIC!!
Bloody brilliant!
What a beautiful comment for what was obviously a beautiful occasion. Yes there are days like that, far and few between but, when they happen - OMG!
Great Man!!!
Peter Seeger, music necessary as the bread of every day
Great inspirational song.and great bloke,will be missed.
Absolutely loved this. Brings tears to my eyes every time I listen to it.
I love singing this song in the 70s every time we have gatherings. Thanks for posting. God bless
Peace to you also Mr. Joe - God bless you I hope and pray your ok - this is a beautiful song
Oh me, oh My. I always get so sentimental when I hear and see Pete. He was really one of a kind and he is missed badly. He fought for what is true, right and beautiful, and to think that people disrespected this man on absurd claims just makes me sad. I wish and hope that his spirit still roams freely in the US.
How nice it was to see Pete Seeger and Arlo Guthrie together again.
What a great song and great performance. I love this!!! Simple, elegant, great beat and fun! srr
Glad I found my way back here for a Soul Recharge ❤
Wonderful songs reminding us of a better past!
Magnifique Pete!
I learned to play banjo using his red "How To Play The 5-String Banjo" book in 1963. I still have the book, still play the 5-string banjo, and hope that some of his spirit rubbed off on me. He was one of those special people with a joy for life that was infectious.
Pete should be remembered
And we remember him.
Arlo Guthrie got me through university,via my friend Sue Hingley. Hope she catches this on you tube and realises who I am and that I still remember her as an inspiration.
Thanks a lot, Joe!
Beutiful hearty voice, beutiful soul. Bravo, Pete and thank you!
Pete Seeger. Such a great humanitarian. Still relevant .
that was awsome
Love Pete and Arlo. I've seen Arlo in concert several times and he never disappoints.
I love this song and it's 2016!!!!😹😀
Already 08/22/2019. I'm here.
GREAT song.
It brought great memories of the 60-70's.
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What an inspiring guy.
In 2020 ..... being fed up at all ... I again returned to you !!!!!
What a wonderful man, the one and only....
So great!
He was outstanding!
So sad. I love this man and his music. He will be missed.
Yes, he was one of the greats.
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Thank you for this--I remember when PBS showed good music like this!
Great film and. Song.
beautiful music and good songs
Carol LiveLight I couldn't find where you answered my question but thank you!
Peter Seeger, sempre na memoria.
great song and rendition.
Grew up on this , fantastic!!
Brilliant; hope this music genre persists, hope for up and coming artists.
His music lives on.
Great performance
what a man ...I lost him...
loved Pete Seeger... miss his Spirit!
"Been living in Washington too long."
Well said!!
Nobody can top Pete Seeger !!!