Music Store:
new large format RUS!
"Meet Me by the Moonlight"
including live recordings of his Solstice celebrations heard on NPR
NY Times article on "Shared Song - Communal Memory".
Information on Quakercamp at Stillwater has been moved to a new website:
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Live Concert Recording
Former Weavers Pete Seeger and Ronnie Gilbert, the irrepressible Arlo Guthrie, and Holly Near all brought favorite songs to perform at this classic 1984 concert. Selections include various Near and Guthrie originals, traditional folk standards (“Wimoweh," “Twelve Gates to the City," a stunning rendition by Ronnie of “The Water is Wide") and cover tunes ranging from Bob Dylan’s “Mr. Tambourine Man" (complete with trademark deadpan commentary by Arlo) to the late Steve Goodman’s “City of New Orleans" to Marvin Gaye’s “What’s Going On."
With instrumental support by Pete, Arlo and pianist/composer/musical arranger Jeff Langley, the four voices can be heard in varying configurations, sometimes uniting in a multi-generational rainbow of brilliant harmony.
This re-release on CD includes 12 previously unreleased songs.
Disc 1:
1. Oh Mary Don't You Weep
2. Somos El Barco (Lorre Wyatt)
3. Singing with You
4. Oh Mom
5. Emma
6. You & Me
7. Mothers, Daughters, Wives (Judy Small)
8. What's Going On (Marvin Gaye) / Foolish Notion
9. Jacob's Ladder
10. Take Back the Night
11. The Water Is Wide
12. City of New Orleans (Steve Goodman)
13. Wimoweh
Disc 2:
1. Twelve Gates to the City
2. Fine Time
3. Icicle Blue
4. Ghannu Ma'i
5. Tarantella
6. All Over the World
7. Small Business Blues
8. Estadio Chile (w: Victor Jara, m: Pete Seeger)
9. Guantanamera
10. Mr. Tambourine Man
11. Good for the World
12. Pallet on the Floor
13. Singing for Our Lives (Holly Near)
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20th Anniversary (yes - Rise Up Singing is 20 years old!) Singalong Concerts & Workshops
June 27-July 4, 2010, Barnesville OH Quakerspring gathering (just prior to 2010 FGC summer gathering in Bowling Green OH)
See also swing performances Annie is doing with the
O-Tones
We urge you to check out the new website:
promoting efforts to secure a Nobel Peace Prize for legendary folk singer & environmental & peace activist, Pete Seeger. A new edition of Seeger's autobiography (which Peter edited) is coming out this spring.
There are some great quotes from Pete on the power of group singing in the recent New York Times article on community sings around the country, many of which use Rise Up Singing.
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