Pete seeger

1963 German CBS pressing, release number S 62 209, of album by PETE SEEGER: We Shall Overcome - Recorded Live at His Historic Carnegie Hall Concert June 8, 1963. The track details are as shown on the images provided. The record has a number of light and ineffective sleeve-scratches & scuff-lines, otherwise in a very good condition. The cover has some corner wear, plus edge crinkles & light ring-wear, otherwise in a very good plus shape. VG / VG        

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This item is sold brand new. It is ordered on demand from our supplier and is usually dispatched within 15 - 20 working days Features Contributors Pete Seeger Format Vinyl record Release date 20140107

Hal Leonard Rise Up Singing Product Description Words, chords and sources to 1200 songs designed for group singing anywhere, anytime! Includes illustrations and an introduction by Pete Seeger. Songs include: Amazing Grace Desperado Let It Be My Favorite Things The Rose hundreds more. Spiral-bound.

Record -VG+ Cover - G   Tracklist A1 The New Christy Minstrels Casey Jones A2 Johnny Horton Rock Island Line A3 Percy Faith This Train A4 Pete Seeger I've Been Working On The Railroad A5 The Carter Family Wabash Cannon Ball A6 The Skifflers Midnight Special B1 The New Christy Minstrels Nine Hundred Miles B2 Bob Dylan Freight Train Blues B3 Flatt And Scruggs* Cannonball Blues B4 "Little" Jimmy Dickens* Night Train To Memphis B5 Flatt And Scruggs* John Henry B6 Johnny Cash Wreck Of The Old '97+    

1970 Dutch gate-fold CBS pressing, S 66 238, of compilation double album by various artists 24 MILLIONEN ERFOLGE - Internationale Originalaufnahmen. The tracks are, with performing credits, Record 1, Side 1: San Francisco (Be Sure To Wear Flowers In Your Hair) SCOTT McKENZIE / Mrs. Robinson: SIMON & GARFUNKEL / Little Green Apples: O. C. SMITH / Theme From "A Summerplace": PERCY FAITH AND HIS ORCHESTRA / Maria: JOHNNY MATHIS / Woman, Woman: THE UNION GAP. - Side 2: The Ballad Of Bonnie & Clyde: GEORGIE FAME / Take Five: DAVE BRUBECK / I Left My Heart In San Francisco: TONY BENNETT / People: BARBRA STREISAND / Mame: RAY CONNIFF AND THE SINGERS / Whatever Will Be, Will Be (Que Sera, Sera): DORIS DAY. - Record 2, Side 3: Down In The Boondocks: BILLY JOE ROYAL / El Paso: MARTY ROBBINS / Moonlight Gambler: FRANKIE LAINE / Blowin' In The Wind: BOB DYLAN / When The Saints Go Marching In: MAHALIA JACKSON / We Shall Overcome: PETE SEEGER. - Side 4: The Sounds Of Silence: SIMON & GARFUNKEL / Just Walking In The Rain: JOHNNY RAY / Ring Of Fire: JOHNNY CASH / Greenfields: THE BROTHERS FOUR / Move Over Darling: DORIS DAY / March From The River Kwai - Colonel Bogey: MITCH MILLER AND HIS ORCHESTRA. The records are in a hardly played, near mint condition. The cover has some scuffing along the edges and the corners, plus signs of ring-wear, otherwise in very good shape.