Pete Seeger
Folk, Pop and Agit-Prop: Joan Baez, Bob Dylan and Pete Seeger After ‘A Complete Unknown’
Seeger was shaped by the 1930s, Baez by the 1960s, and both, like Dylan, had a moment of decision that defined their allegiances. Â Â
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Throwback Thursday: Bob Dylan Sang for Civil Rights in 1963
Fifty-one years before the events in Ferguson, Mo., the singer performed with Pete Seeger to support a voter-registration drive: "The press went crazy over the caliber of the white folk who came," says comedian Dick Gregory
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Pete Seeger Tribute in NYC to Go Ahead
The folk icon, who died Monday, was scheduled to accept the first-ever Woody Guthrie Prize and perform at the event.
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Bruce Springsteen Honors Pete Seeger at South Africa Concert
"I lost a great friend," he said at a show in Cape Town.
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‘Phil Ochs: There But for Fortune’: Film Review
Documaker Kenneth Bowser pays tribute to an often overlooked figure from the 1960s folk movement, positing that the subject's protest songs were more outspokenly political than those of more famous contemporaries like Pete Seeger, Bob Dylan and Joan Baez.
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