American Favorite Ballads Box Set (CD)

$40.00
SKU: B001SGKQI6

In 1957, Mo Asch, the founder of Folkways Records, asked Pete to embark on an amazing recording project. These beautiful recordings are starkly simple: just Pete singing alone with guitar or banjo in front of a microphone - singing 140 traditional songs.

The result is one of the most important set of records ever made. You may well have sung these songs as a child around the campfire or piano. Many of the traditional songs and ballads in Rise Up Singing are on these CD's are in Rise Up Singing or Rise Again.

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Deep Roots (Cassette)

$5.00
SKU: deep_roots_cassette

Annie Patterson's first solo folk recording. The recording includes two original songs and a mix of other composed songs and traditional material. Annie's voice is light and beautiful. The songs are deceptively simple but rich in their spiritual and emotional power. Annie accompanies herself on banjo and guitar. 

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Hep Cat Holiday (Cassette)

$5.00
SKU: hep_cat_holiday_cassette

Annie has sung for over 30 years with a Swing trio that features the fabulous 3 part harmonies of Wendi Bourne, Lauren Janson and Annie Patterson. The band was first known as Big Nite Out and later became Girls from Mars. They have performed widely at swing dances, music festivals, weddings, clubs as well as the Augusta Heritage Festival. You can read more about Girls from Mars on their website here.

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Pete Seeger at 89 (CD)

$15.00
SKU: B001CW7LPM

On At 89, Pete’s first CD since his “Pete and Friends” disc on theGrammy-nominated 2003 Seeds: The Songs of Pete Seeger, Vol. 3 2-CD set, the peaceful warrior for human dignity surveys the progress that’s been made during his nine-decade lifetime and what still needs to be done to create a society of equals and to assure continued world survival.

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Celtic Solstice (CD)

$15.00
SKU: B0011XUKLO

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Wondrous collection of Celtic musicians playing with Paul Winter Consort. Draws on the Consort's summer solstice celebrations in St. John the Divine Cathedral.Mainly enchanting, moving, powerful instrumental music. Includes the lovely setting of William Butler Yeats' poem “Golden Apples of the Sun" that Judy Collins recorded many years back. This recording is the stuff of dreams...

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