The Smithsonian Folkways Collection

~ Release by Pete Seeger (see all versions of this release, 3 available)

Tracklist

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1▼CD
#	Title	Length
1	We Shall Overcome	4:43
2	If I Had a Hammer recording of: If I Had a Hammer writer: Lee Hays (in 1949) and Pete Seeger (in 1949) publisher: M.P.A.	1:55
3	Turn Turn Turn	2:49
4	Goodnight, Irene	3:44
5	Guantanamera	5:56
6	The Bells of Rhymney guitar: Pete Seeger vocals: Pete Seeger recording of: The Bells of Rhymney lyricist: Idris Davies (in 1938) composer: Pete Seeger publisher: Ludlow Music, Inc.	5:25
7	Where Have All the Flowers Gone	2:06
8	Waist Deep in the Big Muddy	3:02
9	Little Boxes guitar: Pete Seeger vocals: Pete Seeger recording of: Little Boxes (in 1963) lyricist and composer: Malvina Reynolds publisher: Schroder Music Company	2:01
10	Tzena, Tzena, Tzena banjo: Pete Seeger vocals: Pete Seeger recording of: Tzena, Tzena, Tzena (English version) lyricist: Mitchell Parish additional composer: Julius Grossman (in 1946-11) composer: יששכר מירון (in 1941) arranger: Gordon Jenkins translated version of: צאנה צאנה	2:18
11	So Long It’s Been Good to Know You	3:24
12	Mrs. McGrath	4:19
13	Kisses Sweeter Than Wine	2:46
14	Banks of Marble guitar: Pete Seeger vocals: Pete Seeger recording of: Banks of Marble lyricist and composer: Les Rice (from 1948 until 1949)	3:18
15	Talking Atom	2:30
16	A Hard Rain’s A-Gonna Fall	5:24
17	Puttin’ on the Style banjo: Pete Seeger vocals: Pete Seeger recording of: Puttin’ on the Style composer: [traditional]	2:49
18	Deportees (Plane Wreck at Los Gatos) banjo: Pete Seeger vocals: Pete Seeger recording of: Deportee (Plane Wreck at Los Gatos) lyricist: Woody Guthrie (in 1948) composer: Martin Hoffman (in 1958) publisher: TRO Essex Music Ltd. arrangement of: Deportee (Plane Wreck at Los Gatos) (original poem)	4:14
19	Viva la Quince Brigada	3:04
20	Living in the Country guitar: Pete Seeger recording of: Living in the Country lyricist and composer: Pete Seeger	2:31
21	This Land Is Your Land banjo: Pete Seeger vocals: Pete Seeger recorded at: University of Tulsa in Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States (in 1976) live cover recording of: This Land Is Your Land (in 1976) lyricist and composer: Woody Guthrie (in 1940) part of: Roud Folk Song Index (number: 16378) is based on: When the World's on Fire	5:47

2▼CD
#	Title	Length
1	Union Hoot: The Scabs Crawl In / We Pity Our Bosses Five / Keep That Line A-Moving / Join the Picket Line Today banjo: Pete Seeger vocals: Lee Hays and Pete Seeger	5:47
2	You Can All Join In: It Takes Everybody to Build This Land / Indian Deer Hunting / Yankee Doodle / Old Chisholm Trail / The Farmer is the Man / Erie Canal (Low Bridge) / John Henry banjo: Pete Seeger vocals: Pete Seeger	6:16
3	Sea Chanties: Boston “Come-All-Ye” (Blow Ye Winds Westerly) / New Bedford Whalers / The Bigler/ Johnny Come own to Hilo banjo: Pete Seeger vocals: Pete Seeger	5:47
4	Down in the Valley	3:03
5	Buffalo Gals banjo: Pete Seeger guitar: Tom Glazer and Butch Hawes vocals: Bess Lomax Hawes, Tom Glazer, Butch Hawes and Pete Seeger recording of: Buffalo Gals (American trad.) composer: [traditional]	1:47
6	UAW-CIO	2:08
7	Dinky Die banjo: Pete Seeger vocals: Pete Seeger	2:49
8	Uncle Sam, Won't You Please Come Home to Guam banjo: Pete Seeger vocals: Pete Seeger	2:41
9	Moorsoldaten banjo: Pete Seeger vocals: Pete Seeger recording of: Die Moorsoldaten lyricist: Johann Esser and Wolfgang Langhoff composer: Rudi Goguel	1:57
10	Listen Mr. Bilbo banjo: Pete Seeger vocals: Lee Hays, Lou Kleinman, Dock Reese and Pete Seeger	2:42
11	Joe Hill banjo: Pete Seeger vocals: Hally Wood, Lee Hays, Lou Kleinman, Dock Reese and Pete Seeger recording of: Joe Hill (Ochs; "Joe Hill come over from Sweden shores...") lyricist and composer: Phil Ochs dedicated to: Joe Hill	2:44
12	Roll the Union On banjo: Pete Seeger piano: Lou Kleinman vocals: Lee Hays, Lou Kleinman, Dock Reese and Pete Seeger	2:45
13	OPA Shout vocals: Bob Claiborne and Pete Seeger	2:34
14	Talking Union	3:02
15	John Riley	2:29
16	Banjo Medley: Fly Around My Pretty Little Miss / Cripple Creek / Ida Red / Old Joe Clark banjo: Pete Seeger vocals: Pete Seeger medley including a recording of: Cripple Creek lyricist and composer: [traditional] part of: Roud Folk Song Index (number: 3434) medley including a recording of: Fly Around My Pretty Little Miss lyricist and composer: [traditional] part of: Roud Folk Song Index (number: 5720) medley including a recording of: Ida Red lyricist and composer: [traditional] part of: Roud Folk Song Index (number: 3429) medley including a recording of: Old Joe Clark lyricist and composer: [traditional] part of: Roud Folk Song Index (number: 3594)	2:40
17	Jam on Jerry’s Rocks	1:41
18	Lonesome Traveler banjo: Pete Seeger vocals: Lee Hays and Pete Seeger	1:58
19	Goofing Off Suite: Opening Theme	1:13
20	Chorale from Beethoven’s 9th Symphony	1:27
21	Suliram banjo: Pete Seeger vocals: Pete Seeger	2:24
22	Babevuya banjo: Pete Seeger vocals: Erik Darling, Tom Geraci, Pete Seeger and Mary Travers	1:47
23	Blue Mountain Lake	2:48
24	Coal Creek March / Pay Day at Coal Creek / Buddy Won’t You Roll Down the Line banjo: Pete Seeger vocals: Pete Seeger medley including a recording of: Coal Creek March (American instrumental folk song) medley including a recording of: Pay Day at Coal Creek writer: [traditional]	5:40
25	Wasn’t That a Time	3:32
26	Which Side Are You On? banjo: Pete Seeger guitar: Josh White vocals: Bess Lomax Hawes, Sam Gary, Lee Hays, Millard Lampell, Pete Seeger, Carol White and Josh White recording of: Which Side Are You On? (original version by Florence Reece) lyricist: Florence Reece composer: [traditional]	2:07

3▼CD
#	Title	Length
1	Foolish Frog banjo: Pete Seeger vocals: Pete Seeger recording of: Foolish Frog writer: Charles Trevathan	7:30
2	I Had a Rooster	3:55
3	Mr. Rabbit	2:07
4	Oh, Worrycare	5:34
5	Hard Times in the Mill	2:17
6	Casey Jones (the Union Scab)	1:59
7	The Death of Harry Simms	2:14
8	The Preacher and the Slave banjo: Pete Seeger vocals: Pete Seeger recording of: The Preacher and the Slave lyricist: Joe Hill (in 1911) part of: Roud Folk Song Index (number: 9612) parody version of: The Sweet By-and-By	2:53
9	I Don’t Want Your Millions, Mister banjo: Pete Seeger vocals: Pete Seeger	3:40
10	Passing Through	2:52
11	Kumbaya banjo: Pete Seeger vocals: Pete Seeger recording of: Kumbaya lyricist and composer: [traditional]	3:12
12	Black and White banjo: Pete Seeger vocals: Pete Seeger recording of: Black and White lyricist: David Arkin composer: Earl Robinson publisher: Copyright Control	3:09
13	Didn’t Old John Cross the Water / Michael, Row the Boat Ashore	6:26
14	Midnight Special recording of: Midnight Special writer: [traditional] publisher: Union Songs AB	1:51
15	Que Bonita Bandera	3:45
16	The Wild West Is Where I Want To Be	1:33
17	In the Evening When the Sun Goes Down banjo: Pete Seeger bass: Willie Dixon piano: Memphis Slim vocals: Willie Dixon, Memphis Slim and Pete Seeger recording of: In the Evening (When the Sun Goes Down) writer: Leroy Carr	4:29
18	Hold On banjo: Pete Seeger bass: Willie Dixon vocals: Willie Dixon and Pete Seeger	3:24
19	Down by the Riverside	5:14
20	Wimoweh banjo: Pete Seeger vocals: Pete Seeger recording of: Wimoweh lyricist and arranger: Paul Campbell composer: Solomon Linda version of: Mbube	2:51
21	Tina Sizwe (We the Brown Nation) vocals: Guy Carawan, Robert Haner, Garrett Morris, Pete Seeger and Ned Wright	3:11

4▼CD
#	Title	Length
1	In Tarrytown guitar: Ed Renehan and Pete Seeger vocals: Ed Renehan and Pete Seeger recording of: Wild Goose Grasses (In Tarrytown) lyricist and composer: John Allison	3:43
2	Oleanna banjo: Pete Seeger vocals: Pete Seeger and The Song Swappers recording of: Oleanna lyricist: Ditmar Meidell composer: [traditional] translator: Pete Seeger translated version of: Oleanna	2:02
3	Deep Blue Sea	3:33
4	Barbara Allen	2:52
5	Big Rock Candy Mountain banjo: Pete Seeger (in 1957) vocals: Pete Seeger recording of: Big Rock Candy Mountain (in 1957) lyricist and composer: Harry “Haywire Mac” McClintock (in 1895) part of: Roud Folk Song Index (number: 6696)	3:08
6	House of the Rising Sun	2:33
7	Shenandoah	1:51
8	Go Tell Aunt Rhody recording of: Go Tell Aunt Rhody lyricist and composer: [traditional] part of: Roud Folk Song Index (number: 3346)	3:15
9	Bottle Up and Go banjo: Pete Seeger bass: Frank Robertson guitar: Brownie McGhee harmonica: Sonny Terry washboard: William Edward Cook recording of: Bottle Up and Go writer: [traditional] arranger: John Lee Hooker	5:11
10	Hard Travelling	2:43
11	Dink’s Song	2:40
12	When I First Came to This Land	2:41
13	The Half Hitch banjo: Pete Seeger vocals: Pete Seeger	5:24
14	I Never Will Marry autoharp: Mike Seeger banjo: Pete Seeger vocals: Mike Seeger and Pete Seeger recording of: I Never Will Marry lyricist and composer: [traditional] part of: Roud Folk Song Index (number: 466)	4:41
15	Cumberland Mountain Bear Chase banjo: Pete Seeger vocals: Pete Seeger	1:44
16	No More Auction Block	1:58
17	Talking Blues	2:04
18	St. James Infirmary	2:55
19	Strawberry Roan	5:04
20	Follow the Drinking Gourd guitar: Ed Renehan and Pete Seeger vocals: Ed Renehan and Pete Seeger recording of: Follow the Drinking Gourd lyricist and composer: [traditional]	3:15
21	Seneca Canoe Song (Kayowjajineh) vocals: Pete Seeger	1:31
22	The Banks of Champlain banjo: Pete Seeger vocals: Pete Seeger	2:14
23	My Gallant Black Bess banjo: Pete Seeger vocals: Pete Seeger	2:40
24	Nonesuch guitar: Frank Hamilton recorder: Pete Seeger recording of: First Suite of English Folk Dances: IV. Nonesuch composer: Ernest Tomlinson part of: First Suite of English Folk Dances	2:05
25	Battle of New Orleans banjo: Pete Seeger guitar: Frank Hamilton vocals: Frank Hamilton and Pete Seeger recording of: The Battle of New Orleans lyricist and composer: Jimmy Driftwood (in 1936) publisher: Warden Music Company Inc. part of: Grammy Award: Song of the Year nominees (number: 1960 winner) is based on: The 8th of January	2:41

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Discogs:	https://www.discogs.com/release/14521938 [info]
ASIN:	US: B093FTKML9 [info]
discography entry:	https://folkways.si.edu/pete-seeger/the-smithsonian-folkways-collection [info]

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associated singles/EPs:	This Land is Your Land (Live at University of Tulsa, 1976)

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