Episode #43
The No Show | Mar 30, 2010
Playlist:
THEME: "How Long Blues" - Jimmy Yancey, piano
SELECTIONS PERFORMED BY PETE SEEGER (album title)
"Banjo Medley" (We Shall Overcome)
"Which Side Are You On?" (Hope & Struggle)
"Wasn't That a Time? (Headlines & Footnotes)
"Hold the Line" (Headlines & Footnotes)
"Keep Your Eyes on the Prize" (Link in the Chain)
"Keep Your Hand on the Plow" (Hope & Struggle)
"We Shall Not Be Moved" (The Essential Pete Seeger)
"Draft Dodgers' Rag" (Dangerous Songs)
[written by Phil Ochs; sung with Fred Hellerman]
"My Dirty Stream" (God Bless the Grass)
"America the Beautiful" (God Bless the Grass)
"Turn, Turn, Turn" (Hope & Struggle)
"Step by Step" (Carry It On)
"So Long, It's Been Good to Know You" (The Essential Pete Seeger)
"Good Night, Irene" (Weavers at Carnegie Hall)
OUTRO: "Banjo Medley" (We Shall Overcome) This is the second of two programs devoted to the life and art of legendary folksinger and political activist, Pete Seeger. The program features segments from a conversation Steve Post recently had with Seeger in the WNYC studios. Pete relates his experiences as an activist artist and tells us how he remains optimistic and engaged. And, of course, the music is grand.
THEME: "How Long Blues" - Jimmy Yancey, piano
SELECTIONS PERFORMED BY PETE SEEGER (album title)
"Banjo Medley" (We Shall Overcome)
"Which Side Are You On?" (Hope & Struggle)
"Wasn't That a Time? (Headlines & Footnotes)
"Hold the Line" (Headlines & Footnotes)
"Keep Your Eyes on the Prize" (Link in the Chain)
"Keep Your Hand on the Plow" (Hope & Struggle)
"We Shall Not Be Moved" (The Essential Pete Seeger)
"Draft Dodgers' Rag" (Dangerous Songs)
[written by Phil Ochs; sung with Fred Hellerman]
"My Dirty Stream" (God Bless the Grass)
"America the Beautiful" (God Bless the Grass)
"Turn, Turn, Turn" (Hope & Struggle)
"Step by Step" (Carry It On)
"So Long, It's Been Good to Know You" (The Essential Pete Seeger)
"Good Night, Irene" (Weavers at Carnegie Hall)
OUTRO: "Banjo Medley" (We Shall Overcome) This is the second of two programs devoted to the life and art of legendary folksinger and political activist, Pete Seeger. The program features segments from a conversation Steve Post recently had with Seeger in the WNYC studios. Pete relates his experiences as an activist artist and tells us how he remains optimistic and engaged. And, of course, the music is grand.
