R.I.P. Pete Seeger (May 3, 1919 – January 27, 2014
Thank you for the music and the inspiration for almost a century!!
- 1:12pm Turn, Turn, Turn by The Byrds on The Folk Years (Time Life)
- 1:13pm Where have all the Flowers Gone? by Kingston Trio on Fok Years (Time Life)
- 1:14pm If I had a hammer by Trini Lopez on Folk Years (Time Life)
- 1:16pm This Land is Your Land by Kingston Trio on Folk Years (Time Life)
- 1:17pm Midnight Special by Pete Seeger on Live at Newport (Time Life / Vanguard)
- 1:20pm We Shall Overcome by Peter Paul and Mary on unknown - Live (self)
- 1:24pm En La Plaza de Mi Pueblo by Michele Greene on Spain in My Heart (Appleseed)
- 1:31pm En La Plaza de Mi Pueblo by Michele Greene on Spain in My Heart (Appleseed)
- 1:32pm Jarama Valley by Pete Seeger and Arlo Guthrie on Spain in my Heart (Appleseed)
- 1:33pm We Shall Not Be moved by Pete Seeger on Folk Songs You Know By Heart (Unison Music)
- 1:36pm Put Your Finger in the Air by Pete Seeger on For Kids and Just Plain Folks (Sony Wonder)
- 1:45pm Cumberland Bear Chase by Pete Seeger on For Kids and Just Plain Folks (Sony Wonder)
- 1:47pm Oh Mary, Don't You Weep by Holly Near, Arlo, Ronnie Gilbert,Pete, on Rainbow Sign (Rounder)
- 1:48pm Wimoweh (Tghe Lion Sleeps Tonight) by Pete Seeger on For Kids and Just Plain Folks (Sony Wonder)
- 1:51pm Bring ' Em Home by Pete, Ani DiFranco, Billy Bragg, Steve Earle on Seeds (Appleseed)
- 2:01pm Who Built the Ark? Noagh, Noah by Mike and Peggy Seeger on Rainbow Sign (Rounder)
- 2:03pm The Dove by Pete Seeger on Seeds (Appleseed)
- 2:05pm Maple Syrup Time by Pete and Tao Rodriguez-Seeger on Seeds (Appleseeds)
- 2:07pm Old Devil Time by Pat Humphries on Seeds (Appleseed)
- 2:11pm Bells of Rhymney by Dick Gaughan on Seeds (Appleseed)
- 2:18pm One Man's Hands by Carolyn Hester on Seeds (Appleseed)
- 2:23pm 50/50 Chance by Pete Seeger on Seeds (Appleseed)
- 2:28pm The Origins of the Almanac Singers by Pete Seeger on Almanac Trail (Rik Palieri and George Mann)
- 2:35pm On Woody and Union Maid by Pete Seeger on Almanac Trail (Rik Palieri and George Mann)
- 2:36pm Union Maid by Rik Palieri and George Mann, et al on Almanac Trail (Rik Palieri and George Mann)
- 2:40pm Kisses Sweeter than Wine by Jackson Browne and Bonnie Raitt on Where Have all the Flowers Gone (Appleseed)
- 2:49pm Doublin' by Si Kahn and Freighthoppers on seeds (appleseed)
- 2:56pm Did you ever see the devil uncle joe by Mike Seeger on True vine (Smithsonian Folkways)
- 2:57pm Someday Soon by Judy Collins on Foklk Years (Time Life)
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