dijous, 30 de gener del 2014



                        Pete Seeger and Bruce Springsteen 2009


The singer, banjo player and songwriter Pete Seeger, who has died aged 94, popularised folksong performance during the 1940s and 50s and was a key figure in the folk revival from the 60s onwards. He wrote Where Have All the Flowers Gone? and helped make famous We Shall Overcome. A multitude of artists recorded his work across six decades, including Odetta, Bruce Springsteen and Peter, Paul and Mary, and he recorded more than 100 albums himself.


Link to the Smithsonian Institute Folkways Magazine video and article dedicated to Pete Seeger