I wrote Pete Seeger a letter in 2008 telling Pete how much his music and his standing up for human rights had meant to me. I never expected a response. A few months later I got a handwritten letter from Pete. The envelope had a return address label that said Pete and Toshi Seeger with their home address. I was so honored that he wrote me. The letter said “old Pete Seeger” with his banjo beside his name. It’s one of my most treasured items. Pete took time to write to me, a nurse in Pittsburgh. What a great man. R. I. P. Pete. 🪕❤️
@@kenjollofsky I read an article in Acoustic Guitar Magazine about Pete Seeger. The story was focused on Pete's correspondence with people who wrote to him. He routinely wrote back to people with encouraging words and answered questions that folks sent to him. He felt it was his responsibility to respond to his fans since they were the ones who supported him. Pete Seeger was a class act as a musician, social justice advocate and just a warm caring person.
Pete taught me how to sing, phonetically, and syllepticaly. When I was five he came to sing at the Randolph school, so often I thought he was a teacher there. When my father first met him he was painting the school porch. He taught me more about love, empathy, courage, hard work and politics, than any man apart from my father. You're missed by all of us. We miss you. 💚❤️💜🖤
Pete Seeger is a beautiful human being. If anyone deserved a Nobel Peace Prize, he should be it. I appreciate his love for music and his love for human beings.
I taught a class on Dylan at The New School in the Village in the early 2000’s and wanted Pete as a guest. Wrote him, he called me back and said he was too old to come to NYC but appreciated the offer. Best phone call of my life❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Per, how heartily I agree. Pete was my dearest friend, although we never met, and he never knew it. Has been so since the early days of The Weavers, your words express exactly my feelings also.
Men like Pete Seeger never die; they live among those who fight for peace and freedom. Long live Pete Seeger - you are our mentor, you will be in our heart.
….and these days again we need to fight for the right to call out the truth - let’s sing together for the freedom of speech and peace for the world and no chemicals ruining our sources of life 🙄
I discovered Pete Seeger as a 12 year old when my unsuspecting parents gave me a copy of the Weavers 1961 reunion Concert at Carnegie Hall.From the quiet provincial city of Geelong my heart and politics were formed by the music and passion of this man. I owe a lifetime of political awareness and action for justice to Pete Seeger and now approaching 60 I want to express my gratitude and pride in what this son of America has taught me as a world citizen who loves singing.
Pete Seeger played the Vancouver Folk Music Festival in 1988, and I was one of a lucky group of journalists to sit at his feet and take part in a group interview. It was one of the highlights of my life. Now, with tears running down my cheeks that the world has lost such a wonderful idealist and force for peace, I hope that his influence stays on, years and decades from now. The world needs so many more people like him.
Pete Seeger is one of them where my heart opens up and I go deep. Jumped from Joni M. over to this one. Glad I was part of this time. Hope people like that never die. From Germany all the best. Crying big time.
I think if I had to choose only one word to describe Pete Seeger, the word would be "authentic." Completely original, he has never wavered from his early beliefs, never sold out. He is wonderful. The world is lucky to still have him around.
A great soul has left mother earth, but what a rejoicing in heaven. a mahatma, a great soul in coming in. Don't be sad, there is only joy! love and peace from Holland.
Pete Seeger , what a human being!, such a wonderful all round person. Today I found a 2002 edition of his 'How To Play 5-String Banjo', what a find !, I'm over the moon as I couldn't afford a brand new one. Now I can learn to play my banjo with lessons from THE MASTER. I just can't say how joyous I feel !.
A heart-felt thanks to all who made this lovely documentary about the amazing and inspiring Father of American Folk Music. I'm almost 80 years old , and I became aware of Pete with that Weavers' concert in Carnegie Hall way back in the 50's . His clear, proud voice caught me first , then his prodigious musicianship , and when I got a little older , his sheer and beautiful humanity . I was too young at the time to understand our government's nasty efforts in silencing and destroying Pete for ridiculous reasons , but those were nasty years in our political life . However, they kept him off the air for a long time , but he kept on being Pete and spreading his love for peace and equality and justice for all . And his message was too important , and he thrived and the American folk music world developed and grew . There is no other person who has so influenced my life like Pete Seeger . I consider him to be my father, my brother , my friend , my teacher and mentor . His inspiration burns still in my soul . God loves you, Pete , as does much of the world . Your ideas and ideals live on , in spite of some awesome and dark challenges . George Lewis, Sr.
This man was the epitome of peace, love & kindness. I'm very glad he lived a long, happy married/family & creative life. I know he continues to live in eternal peace. Thank you for a great legacy, Mr. Pete Seeger. And poor BRILLIANT Paul Robeson & the way America tortured him & has ANY other woke Black person who could uplift himself & his people! America, you have a lot to atone for. Your actions didn't/don't shortchange only Blacks in this country but everyone else in it regardless of race, religion, creed or gender.
@@lovesings2us I used to be in a singing group called the Power Of Song. It was a Pete Seeger revival Group out of Chicago's Old Town School of Folk Music headed up by Mark Dvorak who actually met Pete and learned a few things from him. When I ,over here I started yup a Pete Seeger Sing A Long Concert each May to commemorate Petes Birthday. This concert was more of a sing a long concert and included about 12 other musicians from the area. We did it for two years and then Covid hit and the local music community went into "hiding." During the Pan dermic we lost a few musicians and now others are older and very ill, really great old timers who knew all the folk music for Petes era. It was great. while it lasted. We still haver an Open Mic once a month locally at one of the bars and also get together to sig at the senior center once a month but our musical fellowship took a hit during COVID. I now live in Western Michigan, South Haven. Most of the present musicians are mostly doing covers and originals and not much of the classic folk music or Pete's music. When I tried to gather musicians to help me do the Peter Concerts I was told by a few "No' because Pete was a communist. Can ya imagine that after all these yeas and all that Pete did? Safe journeys in these chaotic times.
What an inspiration for such a pivotal time in our country. Pete Seeger had the power of convection, the strength of love and the gift of music that still moves me today. May he rest in peace.
Dear Pete I have learned so much from you starting with my first words of english through your songs when I was 14 years old . Now as a Frenchman of 65 I can see you on the internet and listen without problem . So thank you for all the humanity you gave us . Rest in peace
I always liked his music but did not know a lot of the details presented in this documentary. It took a strong personal constitution and unflappable bravery to be Pete Seeger. What a tremendous inspiration he is for human beings everywhere.
I'm knowing Peter Seeger, now, when I'm 70 years old, many time ago of the passed way of Seeger. So I thank very much that persons that upload the videos with the wonderful work of this extraordinary artist: Peter Seeger.
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Pete Seeger for Peace and Justice.....Thank you Pete.....
I am sad to hear of Pete's passing, not for him, but for the world. A light has dimmed; who will pick up that torch and carry it forward? Either way, he lives on in our hearts and in our lives, for he influenced so many of us to aim higher and live better. He brought about change through peace; the only change that will last. RIP
Thanks for posting this wonderful tribute to this amazing being Pete Seeger, and to PBS for doing such a fabulous video. As some else commented, I didn't want it to end. But as Pete sang, to everything turn turn, there is a season. I feel like a better person for having watched this.
so oft hab ich diesen film gesehen... doch jedesmal rollen die tränen.. seit meinem 12. lebensjahr prägen mich pete seeger und leonard cohen... pete für die fröhliche seite ..cohen für die schwarze seele in mir.... respekt ... wünschte alle menschen dieser welt hätten etwas von pete´s weltanschauung und innerem frieden...i love him..
watched the whole thing. Im a child of the 50s and 60s and I remember Pete, saw him once in a concert, and never forgot. He was an amazing man, from start to finish. I miss him every day.
Most of communists here In Russia really admire these great songs. He is the greatest worker's singer to my mind. Greetnings from Russia to all workers all over the world! We'll translate, overvoice and publish this film for russian workers!
Pete was a great individual for his caring heart. We need people like him to stand up to the ever growing far right that want to take away our democratic government. I was privileged to know Pete and his wife both strong gentle genuine people. Greatly missed!
What a wonderful man, sadly missed. Love that scene at 22:30 when Pete and Toshi are walking through Greenwich Village and a woman approaches them and another woman blows a kiss and touches his jacket as if she was blessing him. Of course the whole documentary is great but that scene is unforgettable. Miss you Pete.
I went looking for a video of Pete playing his music - to lift my spirits and to sing along - and I found this incredible, beautiful Documentary. Thank you for sharing it. It brought me to tears , renewed my heart and my courage. I remember watching Pete play at President Obama's Inaugeral Celebration - so wonderful that he could be there! He was and is an inspiration, always. Part of how I got clear about the character of RFK Jr. (putting himself forward to run for President of our dear country) was when he promoted himslef, as an environmental lawyer, for saving the Hudson River. He has never once mentioned or spoken about The Clearwater and Pete Seeger and all of the regular people who made it possible. Thank you Pete, for your music, your courage, your honesty and your love.
An amazing presentation of a great man and his contribution to America. I cried happy, hopeful tears as I watched and was especially moved to learn how the building of a boat helped to save the mighty Hudson River from destruction. It was the first time I heard the song "To My Old Brown Earth." Wonderful! Watch and you will cry happy, hopeful tears too!
Trying to respond to Diane Henkel below: I have a photo of Pete Seeger from probably 1966 in Central Park. My mom had brought me there for a peace demonstration, one of the early ones against the war in Vietnam. In the photo, Pet has his guitar slung behind his back, with his hands out to the sides, holding back his entourage. He was holding back the entourage because a child, myself, was trying to take his picture with my first camera as they were walking towards me. That's who he was.
I learned things I never knew about Pete while watching this. I was fortunate enough to see him with Arlo in Vermont years ago. I passed my love for him on to my children. My daughter has his banjo and it’s saying tattooed onto her arm. I couldn’t be prouder of her.
@@normitabarranco3378 Why can't you recognize a great man? What is this "communist" label that makes you reject all he's done? If Pete Seeger is a communist, then yes, I like communists. ESAD.
Thanks for posting this. I was aware that Pete seeger is an important figure in American culture, but this made me even more aware of this. Very moving and inspiring , thanks.
I was deeply moved by this great documentary about one of the greatest singers of the world, who kept singing through all his life! I've never seen so many scenes of Pete singing and talking before! It's triumphant! Precious work that will be watched from generation to generation!
'Ode an die Freude' auf dem Banjo. Beeindruckend. Etwas langsamer gespielt ist es ein Hochgenuss. So ein Banjo mit einem, wie hier, fähigen Spieler, hat eine grosse Bandbreite.
I do know some or more americans are looking for "greatness" and that Seeger spirit is the real thing and true greatness. From europe :" Please unite again". Ps. we are with you if you wanted or not. But lol for real lets do the togetherness >> just take Joni M. pete Seeger and many others. Looking forward to that. Peace/ love & Gesundheit
The man was quite simply a legend of music and life... Our sad little world is so desperate for souls that can lead and teach us in the same way that Pete did... A man of peace and love well before the hippy movement came to be.... His songs will live forever or until our sad world is no more... Thankyou Pete and your family and associates for your lives and thanks to the people who provided this video...Hopefully we can find a new voice to show us where have all the flowers have gone.
Thank you for this wonderful tribute to Pete Seeger. I was in the States in the Sixties, and we loved to listen to him and try and play the banjo(!)...
I wrote Pete Seeger a letter in 2008 telling Pete how much his music and his standing up for human rights had meant to me. I never expected a response. A few months later I got a handwritten letter from Pete. The envelope had a return address label that said Pete and Toshi Seeger with their home address. I was so honored that he wrote me. The letter said “old Pete Seeger” with his banjo beside his name. It’s one of my most treasured items. Pete took time to write to me, a nurse in Pittsburgh. What a great man. R. I. P. Pete. 🪕❤️
That is amazing!
Just..... Wonderful
Diane, please see my note above- think you'd enjoy it- Ken
@@kenjollofsky I read an article in Acoustic Guitar Magazine about Pete Seeger. The story was focused on Pete's correspondence with people who wrote to him. He routinely wrote back to people with encouraging words and answered questions that folks sent to him. He felt it was his responsibility to respond to his fans since they were the ones who supported him. Pete Seeger was a class act as a musician, social justice advocate and just a warm caring person.
I started on banjo with Pete's red book in 1969 , & I'm still pickin & writing songs today Pete stands as my greatest American hero--a giant of a man
WOW, we need Millions of Pete Seeger's today in this world...What a remarkable and loving human being.
The mighty Banjo warrior!!
Yes, absolutely.
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Pete taught me how to sing, phonetically, and syllepticaly. When I was five he came to sing at the Randolph school, so often I thought he was a teacher there. When my father first met him he was painting the school porch. He taught me more about love, empathy, courage, hard work and politics, than any man apart from my father. You're missed by all of us. We miss you. 💚❤️💜🖤
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Pete Seeger is a beautiful human being. If anyone deserved a Nobel Peace Prize, he should be it. I appreciate his love for music and his love for human beings.
I taught a class on Dylan at The New School in the Village in the early 2000’s and wanted Pete as a guest. Wrote him, he called me back and said he was too old to come to NYC but appreciated the offer. Best phone call of my life❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Pete Seeger live at Carnegie Hall 1963 is an unbelievably great album
I don't have to say "Rest in Peace" to you.
You *lived* peace.
Farewell, you beautiful, beautiful man.
Per, how heartily I agree. Pete was my dearest friend, although we never met, and he never knew it.
Has been so since the early days of The Weavers, your words express exactly my feelings also.
Agreed
@@Bozwell42 Pete + Per = Peter
So well said.
Men like Pete Seeger never die; they live among those who fight for peace and freedom. Long live Pete Seeger - you are our mentor, you will be in our heart.
Well said my friend, peace is something that most people should strive for but we humans must be stupid.
I agree; but still we should preserve hope. Because, that is the difference between sanity and insanity.
We stand on his shoulders 🔮❤️🔥🪬
….and these days again we need to fight for the right to call out the truth - let’s sing together for the freedom of speech and peace for the world and no chemicals ruining our sources of life 🙄
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I discovered Pete Seeger as a 12 year old when my unsuspecting parents gave me a copy of the Weavers 1961 reunion Concert at Carnegie Hall.From the quiet provincial city of Geelong my heart and politics were formed by the music and passion of this man. I owe a lifetime of political awareness and action for justice to Pete Seeger and now approaching 60 I want to express my gratitude and pride in what this son of America has taught me as a world citizen who loves singing.
We are singing, not because we are together, we are together because we sing.
Never forget our great poets. ❤❤❤
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What a man. What a legend. What an artist. What a citizen of the world. What a life!
Pete Seeger played the Vancouver Folk Music Festival in 1988, and I was one of a lucky group of journalists to sit at his feet and take part in a group interview. It was one of the highlights of my life. Now, with tears running down my cheeks that the world has lost such a wonderful idealist and force for peace, I hope that his influence stays on, years and decades from now. The world needs so many more people like him.
An inspiration! And I'd like to say a word about his musicianship. Truly awesome. There's not a weak cut on any of his albums.
I have watched this deco three times now and it brings me to tears every time. Bless you Pete Seeger.
Pete Seeger is one of them where my heart opens up and I go deep. Jumped from Joni M. over to this one. Glad I was part of this time. Hope people like that never die. From Germany all the best. Crying big time.
Where is Pete now when we need people like him to change what is happening in our country and our world?
He's dead.
Like Joe Hill, he never died. He's in you and me and everyone who can see.
we are here ain't we? pete's crew....
Focus on young Talent to find Pete😊
I think if I had to choose only one word to describe Pete Seeger, the word would be "authentic." Completely original, he has never wavered from his early beliefs, never sold out. He is wonderful. The world is lucky to still have him around.
WOW I had forgotten the impact this man had on our lives growing up. Really enjoyed this.
I’ve known about Pete Seeger for just a few months, but he has quickly become one of the human beings I admire most
A great soul has left mother earth, but what a rejoicing in heaven. a mahatma, a great soul in coming in. Don't be sad, there is only joy! love and peace from Holland.
Yes, Pete was indeed a mahatma.
Pete Seeger , what a human being!, such a wonderful all round person. Today I found a 2002 edition of his 'How To Play 5-String Banjo', what a find !, I'm over the moon as I couldn't afford a brand new one. Now I can learn to play my banjo with lessons from THE MASTER. I just can't say how joyous I feel !.
A heart-felt thanks to all who made this lovely documentary about the amazing and inspiring Father of American Folk Music. I'm almost 80 years old , and I became aware of Pete with that Weavers' concert in Carnegie Hall way back in the 50's . His clear, proud voice caught me first , then his prodigious musicianship , and when I got a little older , his sheer and beautiful humanity . I was too young at the time to understand our government's nasty efforts in silencing and destroying Pete for ridiculous reasons , but those were nasty years in our political life . However, they kept him off the air for a long time , but he kept on being Pete and spreading his love for peace and equality and justice for all . And his message was too important , and he thrived and the American folk music world developed and grew . There is no other person who has so influenced my life like Pete Seeger . I consider him to be my father, my brother , my friend , my teacher and mentor . His inspiration burns still in my soul .
God loves you, Pete , as does much of the world . Your ideas and ideals live on , in spite of some awesome and dark challenges . George Lewis, Sr.
Very well said, you are speaking for me also.
Beautiful ❤
This man was the epitome of peace, love & kindness. I'm very glad he lived a long, happy married/family & creative life. I know he continues to live in eternal peace. Thank you for a great legacy, Mr. Pete Seeger. And poor BRILLIANT Paul Robeson & the way America tortured him & has ANY other woke Black person who could uplift himself & his people! America, you have a lot to atone for. Your actions didn't/don't shortchange only Blacks in this country but everyone else in it regardless of race, religion, creed or gender.
Amazing Talent - Songs you can understand with meaning that encompasses all time. Never to grow old.
His music and words still inspire me to be a better human being.
Me too. He and his songs live in my heart. Like a torch in the night. Urging me to work with others for justice and love.
@@lovesings2us We are Climbing Jacobs Ladder!
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@@lovesings2us I used to be in a singing group called the Power Of Song. It was a Pete Seeger revival Group out of Chicago's Old Town School of Folk Music headed up by Mark Dvorak who actually met Pete and learned a few things from him. When I ,over here I started yup a Pete Seeger Sing A Long Concert each May to commemorate Petes Birthday. This concert was more of a sing a long concert and included about 12 other musicians from the area. We did it for two years and then Covid hit and the local music community went into "hiding." During the Pan dermic we lost a few musicians and now others are older and very ill, really great old timers who knew all the folk music for Petes era. It was great. while it lasted. We still haver an Open Mic once a month locally at one of the bars and also get together to sig at the senior center once a month but our musical fellowship took a hit during COVID. I now live in Western Michigan, South Haven. Most of the present musicians are mostly doing covers and originals and not much of the classic folk music or Pete's music. When I tried to gather musicians to help me do the Peter Concerts I was told by a few "No' because Pete was a communist. Can ya imagine that after all these yeas and all that Pete did? Safe journeys in these chaotic times.
This is a man who lived his truth! I adore everything about him. He is/was a High Priest.
Yes he was an icon of our time!
What an inspiration for such a pivotal time in our country. Pete Seeger had the power of convection, the strength of love and the gift of music that still moves me today. May he rest in peace.
thank you for the music and thank you for everything you have done you are a legend ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
How many of us have taken a guitar and started to sing because they wanted to follow you? Thanks for every thing.
Beautiful person Pete Seeger ,peace loving ,activist ,poet ,composer and music hero ❤️❤️❤️🙏🏼🪕🪕🪕
A treasure for all of mankind to enjoy and his songs and work live on
An incredible man. He did what he was put on this earth to do. An example to us all.
Dear Pete I have learned so much from you starting with my first words of english
through your songs when I was 14 years old .
Now as a Frenchman of 65 I can see you on the internet and listen without problem .
So thank you for all the humanity you gave us .
Rest in peace
I always liked his music but did not know a lot of the details presented in this documentary. It took a strong personal constitution and unflappable bravery to be Pete Seeger. What a tremendous inspiration he is for human beings everywhere.
Excellent tribute to a great man. Thank you all for making this documentary
I always remember Pete, the best folk singer and one of the best men. We need men like these.
R.I.P. Mr. Seeger. God Bless you. Thank you for the wonderful songs.
Vale Pete. You are my inspiration. I am 65 yo from Australia. Thank you for your music, your bravery, your leadership and how to live LIFE!
Wonderful man!!! Thank you Pete and Toshi!!!
I'm knowing Peter Seeger, now, when I'm 70 years old, many time ago of the passed way of Seeger. So I thank very much that persons that upload the videos with the wonderful work of this extraordinary artist: Peter Seeger.
Pete Seeger for Peace and Justice.....Thank you Pete.....
I am sad to hear of Pete's passing, not for him, but for the world. A light has dimmed; who will pick up that torch and carry it forward? Either way, he lives on in our hearts and in our lives, for he influenced so many of us to aim higher and live better. He brought about change through peace; the only change that will last. RIP
Thanks for posting this wonderful tribute to this amazing being Pete Seeger, and to PBS for doing such a fabulous video. As some else commented, I didn't want it to end. But as Pete sang, to everything turn turn, there is a season. I feel like a better person for having watched this.
so oft hab ich diesen film gesehen... doch jedesmal rollen die tränen.. seit meinem 12. lebensjahr prägen mich pete seeger und leonard cohen... pete für die fröhliche seite ..cohen für die schwarze seele in mir....
respekt ... wünschte alle menschen dieser welt hätten etwas von pete´s weltanschauung und innerem frieden...i love him..
Pete has been such an influence on my own songs and mindset.
Thanks to Oleg Chernov for posting this!
SOLIDARITY FOREVER!!!
watched the whole thing. Im a child of the 50s and 60s and I remember Pete, saw him once in a concert, and never forgot. He was an amazing man, from start to finish. I miss him every day.
My God! The power of the Song... Give me wish to be a singer and sing, sing, sing....
Most of communists here In Russia really admire these great songs. He is the greatest worker's singer to my mind. Greetnings from Russia to all workers all over the world! We'll translate, overvoice and publish this film for russian workers!
Any communist left, not in nursing homes?
very movinginspiring to see the other side of America for a changethank you Peteand to PBS
RIP Pete. Best of the best. A legend in his own lifetime.
Pete Seeger was our national conscience and our national treasure. ❤
Thanks for your song and your attitude. R.I.P.
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People like Pete make the world a better place. Thanks from Galicia.
Much love and admiration for Pete Seeger
From Brazil
Rest in peace Pete Seeger. We're going to work together to put the world together.
Good luck 😉 Let me know how that works out.
This was great. RIP to a wonderful man
Pete was a great individual for his caring heart. We need people like him to stand up to the ever growing far right that want to take away our democratic government. I was privileged to know Pete and his wife both strong gentle genuine people. Greatly missed!
What a wonderful man, sadly missed. Love that scene at 22:30 when Pete and Toshi are walking through Greenwich Village and a woman approaches them and another woman blows a kiss and touches his jacket as if she was blessing him. Of course the whole documentary is great but that scene is unforgettable. Miss you Pete.
I went looking for a video of Pete playing his music - to lift my spirits and to sing along - and I found this incredible, beautiful Documentary. Thank you for sharing it. It brought me to tears , renewed my heart and my courage. I remember watching Pete play at President Obama's Inaugeral Celebration - so wonderful that he could be there! He was and is an inspiration, always.
Part of how I got clear about the character of RFK Jr. (putting himself forward to run for President of our dear country) was when he promoted himslef, as an environmental lawyer, for saving the Hudson River. He has never once mentioned or spoken about The Clearwater and Pete Seeger and all of the regular people who made it possible.
Thank you Pete, for your music, your courage, your honesty and your love.
An amazing presentation of a great man and his contribution to America. I cried happy, hopeful tears as I watched and was especially moved to learn how the building of a boat helped to save the mighty Hudson River from destruction. It was the first time I heard the song "To My Old Brown Earth." Wonderful! Watch and you will cry happy, hopeful tears too!
Trying to respond to Diane Henkel below: I have a photo of Pete Seeger from probably 1966 in Central Park. My mom had brought me there for a peace demonstration, one of the early ones against the war in Vietnam. In the photo, Pet has his guitar slung behind his back, with his hands out to the sides, holding back his entourage. He was holding back the entourage because a child, myself, was trying to take his picture with my first camera as they were walking towards me. That's who he was.
Yikes! What a beautiful story. ❤
what an incredible life this man lived. And what a legacy he has left.
I learned things I never knew about Pete while watching this. I was fortunate enough to see him with Arlo in Vermont years ago. I passed my love for him on to my children. My daughter has his banjo and it’s saying tattooed onto her arm. I couldn’t be prouder of her.
To my old brown earth. And to my old blue sky.
I'll now give these last few molecules of "I."
Rest in Pete
a life full of passion, caring and humanity.. Instead of making music history, he made history with music
Pete Seeger kept alive the hopes of the poor, oppressed and those who believe God intended this world to be shared amongst all of us.
What a great man and a true American patriot, he protested war and inequality and fought for justice and civil rights for the poor his whole life.
If you like communists.
@@normitabarranco3378 Why can't you recognize a great man? What is this "communist" label that makes you reject all he's done? If Pete Seeger is a communist, then yes, I like communists. ESAD.
@@normitabarranco3378 what a totally ignorant, uneducated comment.
@@normitabarranco3378 what are you a slavemaster? a feudalist? a dictator in charge of a corporation? nothing wrong with communism.
I was Fortnite to have met Pete Seeger when I was around 18 . He played at El Camino college in Torrance California. RIP Pete.
Yesterday, somehow, I didnt know who Pete Seeger was. Today, I do. I wish I had known sooner. What a great man. RIP
What a guy, what a great soul, what an idol, unique in character, love and talent! Happyness in heaven, tears on earth!
Thanks for posting this. I was aware that Pete seeger is an important figure in American culture, but this made me even more aware of this. Very moving and inspiring , thanks.
How beautiful she looks on her wedding day!
Gracias, Pete, por el legado que nos has dejado.
God bless you!!!
I was deeply moved by this great documentary about one of the greatest singers of the world, who kept singing through all his life! I've never seen so many scenes of Pete singing and talking before! It's triumphant! Precious work that will be watched from generation to generation!
Pete, Bob, Joan, Peter, Paul and Mary... Blowin in the wind... We shall ovecome!🎸🎸🌻🌻🎸🎸🐦🐦✨✨🌹🌹🙌🙌💖💖
Thank you for sharing. I love Pete Seeger. I knew his songs about 50 years ago, in Brazil.
R.I.P Pete Seeger 🪕
A true American patriot.
Thank you Pete, wish I coulda sang with you.
great film - thanks for that - I love his voice and his songs - thanks Pete - R.I.P
Freedom lives on, but how we'll miss it's greatest interpreter...
'Ode an die Freude' auf dem Banjo. Beeindruckend. Etwas langsamer gespielt ist es ein Hochgenuss. So ein Banjo mit einem, wie hier, fähigen Spieler, hat eine grosse Bandbreite.
R.I.P. Pete Seeger.Without you the world will never be the same.
so very very glad I watched. Thank you.
a voice of justice for many generations
The power that pete could create with the crowd is absolutely chilling an you can feel the beauty in your soul.
How privileged are those school kids to listen to pete just feet away. I'm jealous!
nothing i can say could add to how great pete was
Pete exemplifies all that is beautiful about the American spirit.
Thank you Pete Seeger RIP , thank you DjChonUA and PBS American Masters also for this wonderful and informative you tube
Wonderful - thanks for posting. So many great memories.
I do know some or more americans are looking for "greatness" and that Seeger spirit is the real thing and true greatness. From europe :" Please unite again". Ps. we are with you if you wanted or not. But lol for real lets do the togetherness >> just take Joni M. pete Seeger and many others. Looking forward to that. Peace/ love & Gesundheit
The man was quite simply a legend of music and life... Our sad little world is so desperate for souls that can lead and teach us in the same way that Pete did... A man of peace and love well before the hippy movement came to be.... His songs will live forever or until our sad world is no more... Thankyou Pete and your family and associates for your lives and thanks to the people who provided this video...Hopefully we can find a new voice to show us where have all the flowers have gone.
To everything turn turn turn,
there is a season turn turn turn,
and a time for every purpose under heaven. ♡
He deserves the Nobel Peace Prize
Happy Birthday, Pete - 94 years old today
what a Great American....God Bless you, Pete, there in heaven.....
"Oh, deep in my heart,
I do believe
We shall overcome, some day"
Requiescat In Pace, Pete. Keep pickin' that banjo, you marvellous man...
Oh, but how would they respond today?
Thank you for this wonderful tribute to Pete Seeger. I was in the States in the Sixties, and we loved to listen to him and try and play the banjo(!)...
Thank you.
A wonderful classic - always loved it & love this version! Video is beautiful!
Pete is an American Icon.