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The legendary Pete Seeger is the greatest influence on the modern Folk music world - many people got their first exposure to folk music through him. Equally known for his work with Woody Guthrie as with The Weavers - the group he himself formed - Seeger sprinkled his concerts and recordings with many different types of music, from Spanish, African, folk, and protest tunes to Negro work songs. This disc showcases this incomparable artist at his performing best.
Tracks:
1.House Carpenter
2.Greenland Fisheries
3.Winnsboro Cotton Mill Blues
4.Three Courting Songs
5.Ariran
6.Die Gedanken Sind Frei
7.Road To Eilat
8.Kisses Sweeter Than Wine
9.In The Evening When The Sun Goes Down
10.Bayeza
11.Paddy Works On The Railroad
12.Go Down Old Hannah
13.Cindy
14.Casey Jones
15.Erie Canal
16.Money Is King
17.Long John
18.Teeroo Teeroo
19.T For Texas
20.Four Recorder Melodies
21.Cumberland Bear Mountain
22.Young Man Who Wouldn't Hoe Corn
Product Description:
Personnel: Pete Seeger (vocals, guitar, banjo).
Liner Note Author: Kenneth S. Goldstein.
These 22 tracks are completely delightful, showcasing the great good humor and remarkable musicological breadth of Pete Seeger, sterling qualities that are often clouded by his popular image as a leftist rabble-rouser. From rousing singalongs like "T for Texas" to sweet pop tunes like "Kisses Sweeter Than Wine," with stops for traditional folk ballads like "Erie Canal" and "Greenland Whale Fisheries" and caustic social commentaries like "Money Is King," Seeger covers an impressive range of topics and moods. One unexpected highlight is a lovely batch of melodies played sweetly on a recorder. That there are surprisingly few Seeger live recordings makes CONCERT FOLK SONGS AND BALLADS of historical as well as musical interest.
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