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Tag: Pete Seeger

Pete Seeger, un hombre sincero

January 28, 2014February 23, 2014 RichardLeave a comment

A piece by I wrote for PopMatters a few years back on Pete Seeger, who died yesterday. Pete Seeger is something of an enigma. On the one hand, he is a renowned veteran of the transnational folk music scene, a legendary figure who seems to have always been around. On the other, he remains somehow… Continue reading Pete Seeger, un hombre sincero →

Tagged folk music, old-time music, Pete Seeger, politics

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