Al Giordano sends a report on a concert in New York on May 3rd celebrating Pete Seeger’s 90th birthday. He looks damn good for 90. Go, Pete!

Hat tip to Michael Mussington, who sent me the link.
Al Giordano sends a report on a concert in New York on May 3rd celebrating Pete Seeger’s 90th birthday. He looks damn good for 90. Go, Pete!

Hat tip to Michael Mussington, who sent me the link.
A big thank you and hat tip to Girl in a Whirl—I needed that!
Here’s a home video of the late Stan Rogers and friends singing one of his more famous songs around the kitchen table.
This is my favourite version of the old Scottish song, “Sir Patrick Spens,” probably because it’s the first one I heard. The accent is a bit thick, so it takes several listens to puzzle out most of the words. Fortunately, you’ll also find it in books of poetry under “Ballads.” Take it away, Buffy!
I’m just putting this here so I won’t lose it… a quirky site mentioned in a comment stream. It helps people to choose versions of music by the Grateful Dead amid a welter of amateur recordings: Grateful Dead listening guide.
There will be free concerts in the new building that houses the Canadian Opera Company. I’ve signed up for e-mail notification. The free concerts are scheduled for”most Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays at noon or 5:30 p.m.”
This is the “Jolly Ploughboy” version of the song that I was looking for.
Roy Zimmerman recommends this rendition of his song by his fans Joan Manners and Brett Bayne:
They take the mickey out of religion, the bible, culture, politics, etc. while explaining the absurdity of defenders against gay marriage.