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Don't forget, he was also responsible for writing (or co-writing) the following greats for other artists:
If I Had A Hammer (Trini Lopez / Peter, Paul & Mary)
Turn, Turn, Turn (The Byrds)
We Shall Overcome (Joan Baez)
Kisses Sweeter Than Wine (Jimmie Rodgers)
And probably one of the most irritating tunes in history "Goodnight Irene", was a No. 1 hit in the USA for him and his group The Weavers.
RIP Pete.
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"Don't forget, he was also responsible for writing (or co-writing) the following greats for other artists:
If I Had A Hammer (Trini Lopez / Peter, Paul & Mary)
Turn, Turn, Turn (The Byrds)
We Shall Overcome (Joan Baez)
Kisses Sweeter Than Wine (Jimmie Rodgers)
And probably one of the most irritating tunes in history "Goodnight Irene", was a No. 1 hit in the USA for him and his group The Weavers.
RIP Pete.
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Every day is a school day. Didn't know he wrote good night Irene. |
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By *nnyMan
over a year ago
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"Don't forget, he was also responsible for writing (or co-writing) the following greats for other artists:
If I Had A Hammer (Trini Lopez / Peter, Paul & Mary)
Turn, Turn, Turn (The Byrds)
We Shall Overcome (Joan Baez)
Kisses Sweeter Than Wine (Jimmie Rodgers)
And probably one of the most irritating tunes in history "Goodnight Irene", was a No. 1 hit in the USA for him and his group The Weavers.
RIP Pete.
Every day is a school day. Didn't know he wrote good night Irene. "
Recorded, not wrote. |
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"Don't forget, he was also responsible for writing (or co-writing) the following greats for other artists:
If I Had A Hammer (Trini Lopez / Peter, Paul & Mary)
Turn, Turn, Turn (The Byrds)
We Shall Overcome (Joan Baez)
Kisses Sweeter Than Wine (Jimmie Rodgers)
And probably one of the most irritating tunes in history "Goodnight Irene", was a No. 1 hit in the USA for him and his group The Weavers.
RIP Pete.
Every day is a school day. Didn't know he wrote good night Irene.
Recorded, not wrote."
Well, either way.
Without googling, who did? |
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"Don't forget, he was also responsible for writing (or co-writing) the following greats for other artists:
If I Had A Hammer (Trini Lopez / Peter, Paul & Mary)
Turn, Turn, Turn (The Byrds)
We Shall Overcome (Joan Baez)
Kisses Sweeter Than Wine (Jimmie Rodgers)
And probably one of the most irritating tunes in history "Goodnight Irene", was a No. 1 hit in the USA for him and his group The Weavers.
RIP Pete.
Every day is a school day. Didn't know he wrote good night Irene.
Recorded, not wrote.
Well, either way.
Without googling, who did?"
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"Don't forget, he was also responsible for writing (or co-writing) the following greats for other artists:
If I Had A Hammer (Trini Lopez / Peter, Paul & Mary)
Turn, Turn, Turn (The Byrds)
We Shall Overcome (Joan Baez)
Kisses Sweeter Than Wine (Jimmie Rodgers)
And probably one of the most irritating tunes in history "Goodnight Irene", was a No. 1 hit in the USA for him and his group The Weavers.
RIP Pete.
Every day is a school day. Didn't know he wrote good night Irene.
Recorded, not wrote.
Well, either way.
Without googling, who did?
Leadbelly"
Correct - sorry, I didn't make it clear! |
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"Don't forget, he was also responsible for writing (or co-writing) the following greats for other artists:
If I Had A Hammer (Trini Lopez / Peter, Paul & Mary)
Turn, Turn, Turn (The Byrds)
We Shall Overcome (Joan Baez)
Kisses Sweeter Than Wine (Jimmie Rodgers)
And probably one of the most irritating tunes in history "Goodnight Irene", was a No. 1 hit in the USA for him and his group The Weavers.
RIP Pete.
Every day is a school day. Didn't know he wrote good night Irene.
Recorded, not wrote.
Well, either way.
Without googling, who did?
Leadbelly"
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Great shame. There was a documentary on TV last year about Woody Guthrie that Pete Seeger appeared in. Makes you wonder who is today's equivalent of these great protest singers and songwriters. |
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"Great shame. There was a documentary on TV last year about Woody Guthrie that Pete Seeger appeared in. Makes you wonder who is today's equivalent of these great protest singers and songwriters. "
To be fair - and this is a massive overgeneralisation I know - but young people to me don't seem to be terribly militant anymore. Not compared to even 30 years ago.
Or have I fallen into that bloody age trap?
Protest seems to not be very in anymore  |
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By *emmefataleWoman
over a year ago
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"Great shame. There was a documentary on TV last year about Woody Guthrie that Pete Seeger appeared in. Makes you wonder who is today's equivalent of these great protest singers and songwriters.
To be fair - and this is a massive overgeneralisation I know - but young people to me don't seem to be terribly militant anymore. Not compared to even 30 years ago.
Or have I fallen into that bloody age trap?
Protest seems to not be very in anymore "
I agree, it all seems to be done by the click of a button now. |
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By *nnyMan
over a year ago
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"Great shame. There was a documentary on TV last year about Woody Guthrie that Pete Seeger appeared in. Makes you wonder who is today's equivalent of these great protest singers and songwriters.
To be fair - and this is a massive overgeneralisation I know - but young people to me don't seem to be terribly militant anymore. Not compared to even 30 years ago.
Or have I fallen into that bloody age trap?
Protest seems to not be very in anymore I agree, it all seems to be done by the click of a button now."
Protest song is still alive but more usually found in pubs, cafes and at house concerts.
I can't see Bob Dylan or Joan Baez making it onto Saturday night talent contests. |
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