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- 1.1 The Hammer Song (If I Had a Hammer) ^1.2 Come All You Hardy Miners ^1.3 The Wagoner's Lad ^1.4 Lolly Too Dun ^1.5 Winnsboro Cotton Mill Blues ^1.6 He Lies in the American Land ^1.7 Old Riley ^1.8 Cotton Mill Colic ^1.9 Hold the Fort ^1.10 Frog Went A-Courting ^1.11 On Top of Old Smokey ^1.12 Voting Union ^1.13 Casey Jones ^1.14 C for Conscription ^1.15 A Dollar Ain't a Dollar Anymore ^1.16 Buffalo Gals ^1.17 Beans
- Bacon
- ; Gravy ^1.18 Ballad of Barney Graham ^1.19 Tzena
- Tzena
- Tzena ^1.20 Don't You Weep After Me ^1.21 Barbara Allen ^1.22 Farther Along ^1.23 Eight Hour Day ^1.24 Foggy Dew ^1.25 The Farmer Is the Man ^1.26 Banks Are Made of Marble ^1.27 Talking Blues ^1.28 Fare Ye Well Old Ely Branch ^1.29 Ground Hog ^1.30 Pittsburgh Town ^1.31 I Ride An Old Paint ^1.32 Preacher and the Slave ^1.33 The Strange Death of John Doe ^1.34 Dear Mr. President ^1.35 Plow Under ^1.36 Round ; Round Hitler's Grave ^1.37 Talking Atom ^1.38 Delia's Gone ^1.39 Hard Times in the Mill ^1.40 Sioux Indians ^1.41 Ida Red ^1.42 Gypsy Davy ^1.43 Mill Mother's Lament ^1.44 The Golden Vanity ^1.45 I've Been Working on a Railroad ^1.46 Sixty Per Cent ^1.47 Rock Island Line ^1.48 Down in the Valley ^1.49 Fair Margaret and Sweet William ^1.50 Kisses Sweeter Than Wine ^1.51 Goodnight
- Irene ^1.52 Peg and Awl ^1.53 Pretty Polly ^1.54 The Blind Fiddler ^1.55 The Three Butchers ^1.56 Kumbaya ^1.57 Frankie and Johnny ^1.58 John Henry ^1.59 Wimoweh ^1.60 Down in Carlisle ^1.61 Hayseed Like Mine ^1.62 Around the World ^1.63 Home on the Range ^1.64 Riflemen of Bennington ^1.65 The Dove ^1.66 Horizontal Lines ^1.67 Molly Malone ^1.68 Oh
- Mary Don't You Weep ^1.69 Roll Down the Line ^1.70 My Children Are Seven in Number ^1.71 John Hardy ^1.72 The Wreck of the Old '97 ^1.73 The Titanic Disaster ^1.74 Sixteen Tons ^1.75 Oh
- Had I a Golden Thread ^1.76 Where Have All the Flowers Gone ^1.77 The Many-Colored Paper ^1.78 Five Fingers ^1.79 The Farmer's Curst Wife ^1.80 Seven Cent Cotton ; Forty Cent Meat ^1.81 St. James Hospital ^1.82 The Death of Harry Simms ^1.83 Wabash Cannonball ^1.84 Raggedy ^1.85 Jesse James ^1.86 To Everyone in All the World ^1.87 Red River Valley ^1.88 Texian Boys ^1.89 We Are Moving to Victory ^1.90 The Blue Tailed Fly ^1.91 T. B. Blues ^1.92 Skip to My Lou ^1.93 Yankee Doodle ^1.94 Brother Can You Spare a Dime ? ^1.95 Last Night I Had the Strangest Dream ^1.96 Cielito Lindo ^1.97 Jay Gould's Daughter ^1.98 The Big Rock Candy Mountain ^1.99 Old Dan Tucker ^1.100 So Long
- It's Been Good to Know You
Four CD collection. The death of the legendary Pete Seeger earlier this year awakened many people to the contribution that he made musically, socially and politically to the 20th and 21st centuries. Pete Seeger was one of American Folk music's genuine legends; his influence on other giants of modern music such as Bob Dylan, Joan Baez and Bruce Springsteen was large. His career began in the 1940s and lasted until his death but his most important work came in the 1940s and 1950s, and it is that era that this release concentrates on, with solo performances and many with the Almanac Singers and the Weavers. The 100 tracks on this four CD set celebrates the life of this legendary figure and the notes in the 28 page booklet tells his fascinating story.
