Rainbow Quest, all of it
The complete run of Pete Seeger’s 1965–1966 television series Rainbow Quest is at YouTube.
A Pete Seeger stamp
A good way to think about Pete Seeger’s appearance on a stamp: a man once viewed as “un-American” was of course a true American all along.
Walking with Pete
I was walking with Pete Seeger back from a protest. Pete was wearing his usual 1960s–70s uniform: jeans and a long-sleeved shirt with a dense floral design. He heard someone calling his name from a window. It was a third-story window in a three-story apartment building.
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Arts & Letters Daily takes no notice of Pete Seeger’s death.
Pete Seeger (1919–2014)
Thanks, Pete, for opening a world of music to me.
Toshi Seeger (1922–2013)
Pete’s partner.
Pete Seeger on The Colbert Report
“You’re ninety-three, yes, sir?” “That’s what they tell me.”
“I changed the Will to Shall”
Pete Seeger, on the development of “We Shall Overcome.”
Pete Seeger's Sunday routine
It includes "ice-box."
Pete Seeger sings of the BP oil spill
A new song
"Pete's banjo head"
Photograph
Happy birthday, Pete Seeger
"I remember "THIS MACHINE SURROUNDS HATE AND FORCES IT TO SURRENDER," written on the head of Pete Seeger's banjo."
"Take It from Dr. King"
Pete Seeger singing
Pete Seeger synchronicity
"Waist Deep in the Big Muddy" and Westmoreland