Every American should have at least one Pete Seeger CD or DVD
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| Review Date: June 19, 2008 |
| Reviewer: John Bean, San Diego, CA |
| One of the last true American Patriots in a dying society. A very talented man and true American. Pity that most people don't know who he is because of what out government did to him. Like JFK but they didn't have to kill him because he wasn't wealthy. |
fo shizzle
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| Review Date: January 11, 2006 |
| Reviewer: General Warthog, Ypsilanti, MI |
| this one is one of the best he's ever done |
Price is right , titles are tight, buy some Pete tonight...
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| Review Date: August 15, 2002 |
| Reviewer: William E. Adams, Midland, Texas USA |
| If you don't have these classic Seeger songs already on other discs, this is a good value. As another reviewer noted, the editing and sound quality is acceptable, not perfect. If they wanted ten bucks more, it might not be a wise choice compared to his "We Shall Overcome" concert, for instance. But for this budget price, you can buy famous songs by one of the most famous singers, in performances recorded during his years of widest fame. Pete's famous passion for social justice, his preservation of tradition, his humor, his internationalism, his spiritual kinship with Woody Guthrie are all on display. How can you beat all that? |
Wonderful Collection but buy the Original Albums
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| Review Date: July 4, 2000 |
| Reviewer: Bruce K. Day, Falls Church, VA United States |
| I love Pete, and thought this would be a great collection to play (and sing along to) in the car. It works pretty well, except that the editing is poorly done. Several of the tracks are taken from live performances and originally ran together with another song. The beginning or end of the tracks are obviously missing something. It might have been better to chose a different source album or song, rather than chop up Mr. Seeger's great live renditions. I can understand the producer wanting to include these particular songs together -- it seemed to be a near perfect cross-section of classic Pete Seeger. Save up and buy the original albums that these tracks were drawn from, there is a great difference in hearing them in their original settings. Now, about the commentary offered by those ticky-tacky boxes in today's culture... |
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