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Pete Seeger on "The Johnny Cash Show" complete and uncut
Folk music and civil-rights icon Pete Seeger brought his brand of straight-talking this-banjo-kills-fascists* political activism to "The Johnny Cash Show" on March 4, 1970. It's clear from this clip that Cash is the student and Seeger is the master as he and Cash rip through the Grand-Ole-Opry-friendly classic American singalong folk tune "Worried Man Blues." * This has been edited by Mikerickson01 into a much better description: Pete Seeger's banjo surrounds hate and forces it to surrender.
Pete Seeger - What Did You Learn In School?
Pete singing on BBC's 'Tonight In Person' in 1964. (Ripped from Folk Sounds of the Sixties, BBC4, 2006). Apologies for the watermark which appears. I hope to upload a watermark-free version in the future.
Pete Seeger - "Forever Young"
From "Chimes of Freedom: The Songs of Bob Dylan Honoring 50 Years of Amnesty International". amnestyusa.org Buy this track now! tinyurl.com Also see: "The Story Behind 'Forever Young": youtu.be And visit: www.ForeverPete.com Music Produced by Martin Lewis & Mark Hudson. Video: Produced by Martin Lewis. Filmed by Jake Clennell. Edited by Peter Shelton.
Pete Seeger: Waist Deep in the Big Muddy
Aired on CBS at the height of the Vietnam War, this song holds just as much truth today... It was back in 1941. I was a member of a good platoon. We were on maneuvers in Lou'siana one night By the light of the moon. The Captain told us to ford a river. That's how it all begun. We were knee deep in the Big Muddy, And the big fool said to push on. The Sergeant said, "Sir, are you sure This is the best way back to the base?" "Sergeant, go on, I've forded this river About a mile above this place. It'll be a little soggy, but just keep sloggin'. We'll soon be on dry ground." We were waist deep in the Big Muddy, And the big fool said to push on. The Sergeant said, "Sir, with all this equipment, No man will be able to swim." "Sergeant, don't be a Nervous Nelly," The Captain said to him. "All we need is a little determination. Men, follow me. I'll lead on." We were neck deep in the Big Muddy, And the big fool said to push on. All at once the moon clouded over. We heard a gurglin' cry. A few seconds later the Captain's helmet Was all that floated by. The Sergeant said, "Turn around, men. I'm in charge from now on." And we just made it out of the Big Muddy With the Captain dead and gone. We stripped and dived and found his body Stuck in the old quicksand. I guess he didn't know that the water was deeper Then the place he'd once before been. Another stream had joined the Big Muddy About a half mile from where we'd gone. We were lucky to escape from the Big Muddy When the big fool ...
Pete Seeger: Where Have All the Flowers Gone?
On July 26, 1956, the House of Representatives voted 373 to 9 to cite Pete Seeger and seven others (including playwright Arthur Miller) for contempt, as they failed to cooperate with House Un-American Activities Committee (HUAC) in their attempts to investigate alleged subversives and communists. Pete Seeger testified before the HUAC in 1955. In one of Pete's darkest moments, when his personal freedom, his career, and his safety were in jeopardy, a flash of inspiration ignited this song. The song was stirred by a passage from Mikhail Sholokhov's novel "And Quie Flows the Don". Around the world the song traveled and in 1962 at a UNICEF concert in Germany, Marlene Dietrich, Academy Award-nominated German-born American actress, first performed the song in French, as "Qui peut dire ou vont les fleurs?" Shortly after she sang it in German. The song's impact in Germany just after WWII was shattering. It's universal message, "let there be peace in the world" did not get lost in its translation. To the contrary, the combination of the language, the setting, and the great lyrics has had a profound effect on people all around the world. May it have the same effect today and bring renewed awareness to all that hear it.
Pete Seeger & Bruce Springsteen HD This Land is Your Land We Take Care Of Our Own Wrecking Ball
Pete Seeger & Bruce Springsteen HD This Land is Your Land We Take Care Of Our Own Wrecking Ball Pete Seeger & Bruce Springsteen HD This Land is Your Land We Are One Obama Coldplay Christmas Lights Lyrics Music Video Official The Promise Pete Seeger & Bruce Springsteen HD HQ "This Land is Your Land" "We Are One" Obama Inaugural The Boss Tea Party Wrecking Ball's track-list: 01. We Take Care of Our Own 02. Easy Money 03. Shackled and Down 04. Jack of All Trades 05. Death to My Hometown 06. The Depression 07. Wrecking Ball 08. You've Got It 09. Rocky Ground 10. Land of Hope and Dreams 11. We Are Live 12. Swallowed Up (iTunes Bonus Track) 13. American Land (iTunes Bonus Track) Tracklist
Pete Seeger/ Where Have All The Flowers Gone
Arlo Guthrie & Pete Seeger LIVE at Wolftrap. Pete leads everyone to sing his famous song. He was seventy four at that time and every year he keeps saying, "Well, ya know, this will be my last time". This year Pete is 89 years old and he & his grand son Tao Rodriquez/ Seeger will be playing Carnegie Hall with Arlo and family! The video mix is live and the sound track is from our CD titled, "More Together Again". To be released at Carnegie. www.risingsonrecords.com
Pete Seeger Live - new protest song about BP oil spill in gulf coast on Banjo w James Maddock guitar
On July 23th 2010 Pete Seeger performed live at a Gulf Coast Oil Spill fundraiser at The City Winery in New York City. There, he unveiled to the public his new protest song about the BP oil spill entitled "God's Counting on Me, God's Counting on You." Backing up Pete's singing and banjo picking is the singer/songwriter James Maddock on acoustic guitar. All proceeds of this concert went to the Gulf Restoration Network. The song was written by Lorre Wyatt and Pete Seeger. The show was produced and hosted by Richard Barone. The video was edited and mixed by Matthew Billy. The audio is a mixture of the microphones on stage and the camera microphone behind the audience. The stage microphones picked up the singing and banjo playing while the camera microphone picked up the audience singing along and clapping. Lyrics: When we look and we can see things are not what they should be God's counting on me, God's counting on you When we look and see things that should not be God's counting on me, God's counting on you Hopin' we'll all pull through, Hoping we'll all pull through, Hopin' we'll all pull through Me and you. It's time to turn things around, trickle up not trickle down God's counting on me, God's counting on you It's time to turn things around, trickle up not trickle down God's counting on me, God's counting on you Hopin' we'll all pull through, Hoping we'll all pull through, Hopin' we'll all pull through Me and you. And when drill, baby, drill turns to spill, baby, spill ...
Pete Seeger - Bring 'em Home
So many of Pete's songs have sadly become relevant again in these terrible times. Whatever your feeling about the Iraq war, it will be a glorious day when our brothers and sisters and mothers and fathers and sons and daughters are safely back among us.
Pete Seeger, Arlo Guthrie, David Amram "This Little Light" #OWS Occupy Columbus Circle! 10/22/11
92 year old Pete Seeger marched down Broadway to Occupy Columbus Circle in solidarity for the 99% Occupy Wall Street. That's Guy Davis on the harmonica next to me. David Amram, Arlo Guthrie, Tom Chapin, Stephan Said, Matt Emmer, Tao Rodriguez-Seeger sing "This Little Light of Mine" Odetta was there in spirit. "We are the 99%"
Solidarity Forever (Pete Seeger)
Solidarity Forever sung by Pete Seeger with old photographs of the labor movement in US History.This is a tribute to all the workers who sacrificed to make a better world for their children and grand children.
AMERICAN MASTERS | Pete Seeger: The Power of Song | PBS
AMERICAN MASTERS Pete Seeger: The Power of Song aired February 27 on PBS (check local listings). For more information, visit www.pbs.org Pete Seeger helped introduce America to its own musical heritage, devoting his life to using the power of sing as a force for social change. Standing strong for deeply-held beliefs, Seeger went from the top of the pop charts to the top of the blacklist and was banned from American commercial television for more than 17 years. This determined singer/songwriter made his voice heard and encouraged the people of the world to sing out along with him. Now almost 90, Seeger continues to invigorate and inspire the musicians who help tell his story- including Joan Baez, Bruce Springsteen, Natalie Maines, Tom Paxton, Arlo Guthrie, and others. AMERICAN MASTERS is produced for PBS by Thirteen/WNET New York.
Banks of Marble - by Pete Seeger
Pete Seeger singing the classic "workers' rights" tune from the 1950's. Lyrics below: BANKS ARE MADE OF MARBLE I've traveled round this country From shore to shining shore. It really made me wonder The things I heard and saw. I saw the weary farmer, Plowing sod and loam; I heard the auction hammer A knocking down his home. CHORUS: But the banks are made of marble, With a guard at every door, And the vaults are stuffed with silver, That the farmer sweated for. I saw the seaman standing Idly by the shore. I heard the bosses saying, Got no work for you no more. But the banks are made of marble, With a guard at every door, And the vaults are stuffed with silver, That the seaman sweated for. I saw the weary miner, Scrubbing coal dust from his back, I heard his children cryin', Got no coal to heat the shack. But the banks are made of marble, With a guard at every door, And the vaults are stuffed with silver, That the miner sweated for. I've seen my brothers working Throughout this mighty land; I prayed we'd get together, And together make a stand. FINAL CHORUS: Then we'd own those banks of marble, With a guard at every door; And we'd share those vaults of silver, That we have sweated for. Words and Music by Les Rice
The Story Behind "Forever Young" by Pete Seeger
Mini-documentary about the recording of the song "Forever Young" by Pete Seeger featured on the album "Chimes of Freedom: The Songs of Bob Dylan Honoring 50 Years of Amnesty International" available here: music.amnestyusa.org; Buy this track now! http Watch the music video here: youtu.be And visit: www.ForeverPete.com Mini-docu produced & edited by Peter Shelton.
PETE SEEGER - SOON MAMA, MY WHOLE WORLD - 1965
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Talking Union - Pete Seeger
Talking Union by Millard Lampell, Lee Hays and Pete Seeger, 1941 The Almanac Singers, Woodie Guthrie, Lee Hays, Millard Lampell and Pete Seeger Now, if you want higher wages let me tell you what to do You got to talk to the workers in the shop with you. You got to build you a union, got to make it strong, But if you all stick together, boys, it won't be long. You get shorter hours, better working conditions, Vacations with pay. Take your kids to the seashore. It ain't quite this simple, so I better explain Just why you got to ride on the union train. 'Cause if you wait for the boss to raise your pay, We'll all be a-waitin' 'til Judgment Day. We'll all be buried, gone to heaven, St. Peter'll be the straw boss then. Now you know you're underpaid but the boss says you ain't; He speeds up the work 'til you're 'bout to faint. You may be down and out, but you ain't beaten, You can pass out a leaflet and call a meetin'. Talk it over, speak your mind, Decide to do somethin' about it. Course, the boss may persuade some poor damn fool To go to your meetin' and act like a stool. But you can always tell a stool, though, that's a fact, He's got a yaller streak a-runnin' down his back. He doesn't have to stool, he'll always get along On what he takes out of blind men's cups. You got a union now, and you're sittin' pretty, Put some of the boys on the steering committee. The boss won't listen when one guy squawks, But he's got to listen when the union talks. He'd better, be mighty lonely ...
Pete Seeger - The Titanic (Sub)
The Titanic Disaster: It was on one Monday morning just about one o'clock When that great ship Titanic began to reel and rock People began to scream and cry saying, Lord I'm a-goin to die It was sad when that great ship went down. It was sad, it was sad, it was sad when that great ship went down Husbands and wives, little children lost their lives It was sad when that great ship went down. When that ship left England it was making for the shore The rich refused to associate with the poor So they put the poor below; they were the first to go It was sad when that great ship went down. While they were building they said what they would do We will build a ship that the water can't go through But God with power in hand showed the world that it could not stand It was sad when that great ship went down. Those people on that ship were a long ways from home With friends all around they didn't know that the time had come Death came riding by, sixteen hundred had to die It was sad when that great ship went down. While Paul was sailing, his men all around God told him that not a man should drown If you trust in me and obey I will save you all today It was sad when that great ship went down. You know it must have been awful with those people on the sea They say that they were singing "Nearer My God to Thee" While some were homeward bound sixteen hundred had to drown, It was sad when that great ship went down.
Pete Seeger Joins Occupy Wall Street Late-Night March Down Broadway (10/21/11)
If can walk 36 blocks at midnight with Occupy Wall Street, then so can you. 92-year-old folk legend Pete Seeger (seen waving cane at 50-second mark) marches 36 blocks with Occupy Wall Street from a performance at Symphony Space on Broadway and 95th Street in the Upper West Side of Manhattan down to Broadway and 59th Street for a sing-a-long at Columbus Circle. This footage was shot shortly after midnight as the protesters neared Columbus Circle. Letting it shine at www.michaelmoore.com
Pete Seeger and Occupy Wall Street Sing 'We Shall Overcome' at Columbus Circle (10/21/11)
Pete Seeger, Tao Rodríguez-Seeger, Arlo Guthrie, Guy Davis, Tom Paxton, Tom Chapin and David Amram joined Occupy Wall Street on a march from Broadway and 95th Street in the Upper West Side of Manhattan, down to Columbus Circle at Broadway and 59th Street. When we got there, this is what happened. Letting it shine at www.michaelmoore.com
Pete Seeger's 'Rainbow Race' sung by 40000 Norwegians in response to Andreas Brevik.
This really restores my faith in the human race. The man singing took Pete Seeger's song and made it into a Norwegian children's song called 'Children of the Rainbow.' Andreas Brevik denounced it as 'Marxist Propaganda.' The next day, 40000 Norwegians turn up and sing it, beautiful.
Michael, Row The Boat Ashore - Pete Seeger [18/24] [1963]
Live in Melbourne, Australia, in 1963 at the time Pete was still blacklisted in his home country, America. Never heard him play this song with a banjo it's usually always with his 12 string guitar.
Pete Seeger's new protest song - BP oil spill - Gods Counting on Me, Gods Counting On You - Banjo
Pete's Seeger sings and plays banjo on his new protest song "God's Counting On Me, God's Counting on You." He wrote this song about the BP Oil Spill in the Gulf of Mexico. The song was written by Lorre Wyatt and Pete Seeger. This was filmed, recorded and edited at the Beacon Sloop Club by Mark McCarroll. Audio was mixed by Matthew Billy. Lyrics: When we look and we can see things are not what they should be God's counting on me, God's counting on you When we look and see things that should not be God's counting on me, God's counting on you Hopin' we'll all pull through, Hoping we'll all pull through, Hopin' we'll all pull through Me and you. It's time to turn things around, trickle up not trickle down God's counting on me, God's counting on you It's time to turn things around, trickle up not trickle down God's counting on me, God's counting on you Hopin' we'll all pull through, Hoping we'll all pull through, Hopin' we'll all pull through Me and you. And when drill, baby, drill turns to spill, baby, spill God's counting on me, God's counting on you Yes when drill, baby, drill turns to spill, baby, spill God's counting on me, God's counting on you Hopin' we'll all pull through, Hoping we'll all pull through, Hopin' we'll all pull through Me and you. Don't give up don't give in, workin' together we all can win God's counting on me, God's counting on you Don't give up don't give in, workin' together we all can win God's counting on me, God's counting on you Hopin' we'll all ...
Pete Seeger - Rye Whiskey
Rye whiskey rye whiskey Rye whiskey I cry If you don't give me rye whiskey I surely will die If the ocean was whiskey And I was a duck I'd dive to the bottom And never come up Way up on Clinch Mountain I wander alone I'm drunk as the devil Just leave me alone I'll eat when I'm hungry I'll drink when I'm dry If a tree don't fall on me I'll live 'til I die
Pete Seeger - "Oh, Had IA Golden Thread" - A Link In The Chain Dics 1 - 1996
I couldn't find this recording of the song on YouTube. I don't really care for the lyrics, just think it sounds awesome.
Pete Seeger/Abiyoyo
Pete has been doing this story for decades. It's a wonderful kids story about a giant named Abiyoyo. Live at Wolftrap August 8, 1993. Live video mix and the sound track is from our CD titled, "More Together Again". To be released at Carnegie Hall in November. Arlo & Pete and family will be performing there this year! www.risingsonrecords.com
Pete Seeger and Fred Hellerman (The Weavers) reunite to sing The Frozen Logger
Here is a rare reunion of Pete Seeger and Fred Hellerman of the The Weavers singing The Frozen Logger at Kisses Sweeter Than Wine: The Guthrie Legacy Concert in Tarrytown NY, April 2010. The concert was in honour of Jack and Kay's (who met at a 1959 Weavers concert in Montreal) 50th wedding anniversary.
Happy Birthday PETE SEEGER @ Occupy Columbus Circle #OWS People's Mic "The River Flows" 10/22/11
92 yr old Pete Seeger asks, "Who's here from Clearwater?" at The People's Mic Occupy Columbus Circle sings "I could be happy spending my days on the river that flows both wa-aa-ays" In solidarity for the 99% Occupy Wall Street. David Amram, Arlo Guthrie, Tom Chapin, Stephan Said, Tao Rodriguez-Seeger sing "This Little Light of Mine" Odetta was there in spirit. "We are the 99%" Please subscribe to my YouTube channel for #OcupyWallStreet videos posted daily In 99% Occupy Wall Street solidarity
PETE SEEGER - Which Side Are You On? (lyrics included)
'Which Side Are You On?' is a song written by Florence Reece in 1931. Reece was the wife of Sam Reece, a union organizer for the United Mine Workers in Harlan County, Kentucky. In 1931, the miners of that region were locked in a bitter and violent struggle with the mine owners. In an attempt to intimidate the Reece family, Sheriff JH Blair and his men (hired by the mining company) illegally entered their family home in search of Sam Reece. Sam had been warned in advance and escaped, but Florence and their children were terrorized in his place. That night, after the men had gone, Florence wrote the lyrics to 'Which Side Are You On?' on a calendar that hung in the kitchen of her home. She took the melody from a traditional Baptist hymn, 'Lay the Lily Low', or the traditional ballad 'Jack Munro'. Reece supported a second wave of miner strikes circa 1973, as recounted in the documentary Harlan County USA. She and others perform "Which Side Are You On?" a number of times throughout. This is Pete Seeger's famous version included in his "Greatest Hits" album released in 1967. Peter "Pete" Seeger (born May 3, 1919) is an American folk singer and was an iconic figure in the mid-20th century American folk music revival. A fixture on nationwide radio in the 1940s, he also had a string of hit records during the early 1950s as a member of The Weavers, most notably their recording of Lead Belly's 'Goodnight, Irene', which topped the charts for 13 weeks in 1950. Members of The Weavers ...
Union Maid - Pete Seeger
Live In Australia 1963 There once was a union maid She never was afraid Of goons and ginks and company finks And the deputy sheriffs who made the raid She went to the union hall When a meeting it was called And when the company boys came round She always stood her ground Oh, you can't scare me, I'm sticking to the union I'm sticking to the union, I'm sticking to the union Oh, you can't scare me, I'm sticking to the union I'm sticking to the union till the day I die This union maid was wise To the tricks of company spies She couldn't be fooled by a company stools She'd always organize the guys SheÍd always get her way When she struck for higher pay She'd show her card to the National Guard And this is what she'd say Oh, you can't scare me, I'm sticking to the union I'm sticking to the union, I'm sticking to the union Oh, you can't scare me, I'm sticking to the union I'm sticking to the union till the day I die You girls who want to be free Just take a tip from me Get you a man who's a union man And join the Ladies Auxiliary Married life ain't hard When you've got a union card And a union man has a happy life When he's got a union wife Oh, you can't scare me, I'm sticking to the union I'm sticking to the union, I'm sticking to the union Oh, you can't scare me, I'm sticking to the union I'm sticking to the union till the day I die
Pete Seeger, Judy Collins, Arlo Guthrie & Fred Hellerman - This Land Is Your Land
The song is an excerpt from a 1976 PBS tribute to Woody Guthrie on the PBS program "Soundstage". Author, humorist Studs Terkel narrates and a gaggle of Folk icons do the rest. This is a remix in an attempt to improve audio & video.
Pete Seeger - Wimoweh & Flowers Gone
This is from a controversial episode of the Smothers Brothers. Originally, Pete sang his song "Waist Deep In The Big Muddy" in between these two songs but CBS deemed it too political to air and deleted it from the broadcast. However, he did perform the song on a subsequent broadcast and this time CBS allowed it to air. That version is available on Youtube: www.youtube.com
Pete Seeger - We Shall Not Be Moved
Fantastic again - Pete seeger we love him From the album Sing-A-Long
Kumbaya - Pete Seeger • Scout Songs
"Kumbaya" or "Kumbayah" (Gullah, "Come By Here" — "Kum ba yah") — is an African-American spiritual song from the 1930s. It enjoyed newfound popularity during the folk revival of the 1960s and became a standard campfire song in Scouting and nature-oriented organizations. Contemporary use...
Pete Seeger - Last Night I Had the Strangest Dream
An Anti-War video by Spadecaller updates this classic peace song originally written in 1950 by Ed McCurdy (January 11, 1919 - March 23, 2000), a folk singer, songwriter, television actor and good friend of Pete Seeger. This great anti-war classic became the official theme songs respectfully for the Peace Corps and VISTA.
Arlo Guthrie & Pete Seeger/ This Land Is Your Land
Third Encore! This is the best version of Woody's song ever! Arlo Guthrie and Pete Seeger gets EVERYONE to sing this song! I love Pete's ghostly deep and gentle voice leading with the lyrics. This was a truly magical concert. This is all never before seen footage. The project is still on the shelf. For now, I thought the world needs to see this! The video is a live mix and the sound track is from our CD titled More Together again. Soon to be released at Carnegie Hall this year. Arlo, Pete and family will be performing together once again. www.risingsonrecords.com
RetroBites: Pete Seeger: Unionism (1965)
Pete Seeger on unionism. For stock footage inquiries, please visit cbc.ca/archivesales
Pete Seeger And The Power Of The Song
In PETE SEEGER: POWER OF SONG, the only authorized biography, Jim Brown documents the life of one of the greatest American singer/songwriters of the last century. Pete Seeger was the architect of the folk revival, writing some of itsÕ best known songs including ÒWhere Have All the Flowers Gone,Ó ÒTurn, Turn, TurnÓ and ÒIf I Had A Hammer.Ó Largely misunderstood by his critics, including the US government, for his views on peace, unionism, civil rights and ecology, Seeger was targeted by the communist witch hunt of the Fifties. He was picketed, protested, blacklisted, and, in spite of his enormous popularity, banned from American television for more than 17 years. With a combination of never-before-seen archival footage and personal films made by Seeger and his wife, PETE SEEGER: POWER OF SONG chronicles the life of this legendary artist and political activist. The film serves as testament of SeegerÕs belief in the power of song above all else and his conviction that individuals can make a difference. Musicians including Joan Baez, Bonnie Raitt, Bruce Springsteen, Natalie Maines, Tom Paxton and Peter, Paul and Mary appear in this intimate portrait and discuss SeegerÕs lasting influence on the fabric of American music.
Thousands of Norwegians in Youngstorget Square singing Pete Seeger's "My Rainbow Race"
Tens of thousands of people took part in a "rose rally" in central Oslo as a tribute to the 77 victims of the attacks carried out by extremist Anders Berhring Breivik in July last year. I could not find any Youtube showing this amazing gathering of solidarity by the people of Norway. I decided to take a chance by making a copy to share with Canadians and North Americans - This is a non profit citizen report passed on my me to viewers in the Youtube community. If copyright rules are in question then I will remove this youtube respectfully but I hope with respect to free speech, freedom of expression and freedom of the (citizen) press this one Youtube might stay up. It inspires hope, and shows the goodness all we humans can be. RDB
Casey Jones - Pete Seeger
Casey Jones - Union Scab (Joe Hill) The Workers on the SP line to strike sent out a call; But Casey Jones, the engineer, he wouldn't strike at all; His boiler it was leaking, and its drivers on the bum, And his engine and its bearings, they were all out of plumb. Casey Jones kept his junk pile running; Casey Jones was working double time; Cagey Jones got a wooden medal, For being good and faithful on the SP line. The workers said to Casey: "Won't you help us win this strike ? " * But Casey said: "Let me alone, you'd better take a hike." Then Casey's wheezy engine ran right off the worn-out track, And Casey hit the river with an awful crack. Casey Jones hit the river bottom; Casey Jones broke his blooming spine; Casey Jones was an Angeleno, He took a trip to heaven on the SP line. When Casey Jones got up to heaven to the Pearly Gate, He said: "I'm Casey Jones, the guy that pulled the SP freight." "You're just the man," said Peter, "our musicians went on strike; You can get a job a-scabbing any time you like." Casey Jones got a job in heaven; Casey Jones was doing mighty fine; Casey Jones went scabbing on the angels, Just like he did to workers on the SP line. They got together and they said it wasn't fair For Casey Jones to go around a-scabbing everywhere. The Angel Union No. 23 they sure were there, And they promptly fired Casey down the Golden Stair. Casey Jones went to Hell a-flying; Casey Jones, the Devil said, "Oh fine; Casey Jones, get busy shoveling sulfur That's ...
Pete Seeger (live) - "Quite Early Morning" - Newport Folk Festival 2011
92-year-old Pete Seeger made several surprise appearances during the 2011 Newport Folk Festival. Here, he joined the Song Circle with John Gorka, Ellis Paul, Dar Williams, Liz Queler, and Seth Farber on the Harbor Stage on Saturday, July 30th. He sang his song "Quite Early Morning" at the not-so-early time of 2:30pm. As you can hear by the audience's reaction, we didn't know he would be there. It was an amazing moment. Video shot with a Canon G10.
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