Pete passed 2 months later. This was probably one of his last concerts! I feel blessed to have stumbled upon this video🙏🏼 Pete was 94 when he passed on January 27, 2014. This video is from 11/30/13. He sounds pretty good for a 94 year old!❤️
Oh Pete, you’re so loved. Your wonderful wife Toshi, of almost 70 years of marriage died July 9, 2013 at 91. We know you followed her January 27, 2014 at 94. Thank you for this parting gift of a farewell concert, though we didn’t know it at the time.
2 OF THE MOST BEAUTIFUL GUYS ON THE PLANET....ON STAGE .....TOGETHER ....ONE LAST TIME FOR PETE....SO GREAT ...AND SO SAD FOR ME .....to see Pete suffering like that , he passed just 2 months later....now he is suffering no more like that free of his body, but his SPIRIT WILL LIVE FOREVER.....I was lucky and blessed enough to meet Arlo, right after a show, but never did meet Pete....The 1 time I saw Arlo play, with his family, was one of the highlights of my life , the best concert I'd ever gone to....My wife gave him a beautiful beaded necklace she made for him, and he gave her a big warm hug, and put it right on...It suited him perfectly....She was elated.......
Great concert. Arlo and his family wee spot on. 6 months before Pete's passing he was still amazing. I'm sure he and Woody are holding concerts up in heaven. May their memories be for a blessing.
When I lived in Chicago many years ago, I had the opportunity to see Pete in person several times. One night, at a benefit concert on Southport Avenue, after several other folksingers had sung, he appeared on the mini stage and in a hoarse voice croaked that he could not sing, but he could whistle! He whistled several tunes, and then began to sing. He sang for us at least thirty minutes. The love between him and his audience was almost palpable, a current between him and us.
Thank You greatly for posting this I was there this WONDERFUL night, I met Judy Collins that night , Pete surely made a difference in the history of this WORLD Changing it for the better one note and one song at a time. war is not the answer.
It's painful to see Pete Seeger at this advanced age. For me he's an American hero. Brilliant artist and a committed social activist. One of the great men of the 20th century.
c'est pénible, mais c'est beau aussi, et woody est sûrement quelque part à regader, pete seeger est mort deux mois près, il aura été sur scène jusqu'au bout. belle belle vie de militant, magnifique bonhomme.
Yes Pete Seeger a true American hero. Mario Cuomo Bridge should have been named for him since it was Pete Seeger who started the awareness of saving the Hudson River. Look at it now. A treasure Seeger realized decades ago that needed to be preserved as a treasure for all following generations. Pete of course would not have wanted this recognition, but still - he certainly deserved that acknowledgement.
When I listened to Arno Guthrie he is singing and playing very quick. But here, together with his old mate Pete, he slows down. This is friendship until the end. Makes me smile and cry at the same time.
The very first live concert I ever attended was Pete Seeger and Arlo Guthrie (in 1978). I was able to get to see Pete Seeger live one final time about twenty years after that. Those are some of my best memories for this 63 year old woman.
I was absolutely thrilled to be at this concert. Pete was a bit slower but never skipped a beat. We brought our two young granddaughters and they just loved it. In fact, it was one of the girl's ninth birthday.
This just shows You how much class Arlo has Even tho Pete is frail and fragile Arlo still takes his friend out on tour Super cool R.I.P. PETE THANK YOU FOR ALL THE GREAT MUSIC
He fought for a better world and sang his heart from the moment he was old enough to hold a guitar until he passed away. He is a legend by all accounts, and by none can he be called a "grifter" or "in it only for the money." Fly high, Pete. My greatest regret is that I never got to meet you.
Thanks for posting this. Although I never met Pete Seeger he and his music had a profound effect upon my music and my life. I didn't always agree with his opinions but his passion for the music of common people and the contributions he made to that body of work were inspirations to me and many, many others. He was truly an American treasure. I am grateful to Arlo, the Guthrie family, and all involved with the recording and posting of this concert for enabling me to experience the Seeger and Guthrie magic one last time.
Wow. When I was four, I used to cry when Pete went off the air. Part of me knows you can celebrate the complete life of a man who's touched so many people, but in January, a four year old child inside me was crying (and the 48 year old he had become was pretty close) because Pete Seeger had gone off the air. Sarah Lee (Arlo's youngest daughter, on stage with them) wasn't around yet when Arlo and Pete first toured together. The torch gets passed. It's a good cycle.
Amazing that Pete was still so "with it" at that age and able to be up there on stage so close to his date of departure. Folk singing keeps you young, I guess..
Pete Seeger and the Weavers performed at my cousins wedding way back before I was born My mother was there and she was in a photo with Pete I had met him many times in my life My parents good friends were Arlo's aunt and uncle so my parents would go to Greenwich Village and seem him perform many times
Absolutely wonderful! Very moving to see Pete and Arlo singing 'This Land Is Your Land' - particularly those more 'political' verses that people tend to omit. Pete hadn't much voice left, but there was no stopping him! Whilst Woody wrote this wonderful song, Pete is mostly responsible for popularising it.
I think that is wonderful that man that was such a good friend of his dad's maintained that relationship with his son. Thank you Pete for all that you gave us in both heart and song, we promise to hold on.
Hi, from Saltash in Cornwall, UK I've just come across your great recording of this wonderful, wonderful concert of Arlo Guthrie and Pete Seeger and it has filled me with happiness and yet brought me to the edge of tears at the same time. Thanks so much for this wonderful treasureI Like many of us my age we were raised on skiffle over here and had the great "folk revival" with lots of our songs sent back among yours. one of my aims was to try to meet meet Pete when I retired and ... so . sadly .. i just failed to do so. This lovely picture of him sitting, playing and interacting with the audience and that atmoshee was pure magi for me!!! THANK YOU! Rog Smith, Cornwall, UK
Kevin Thurston I see he died within 2 months of this concert. It occurred to me that this concert must have been quite a strain on him and could have contributed to his death. But I am sure he would have been pleased to have done it anyway. What a wonderful and inspiring human being - an example to us all.
I was there sitting in my favorite box,3 in from the stage. One of my best memories was Sarah Guthrie and how she stayed "close" to Pete with her loving protection.Some of the music wasn't clear to me because I cried through a lot of it. It was my tradition to see Carlo and Pete every year in Carnegie and the sense washed over me that this was the last time.... and it was.
I love these two!!! Years ago when me, my ex-husband & our son got our 1st dog together & we named her Woody after Woody Guthrie. We all saw both Pete & Arlo concerts many times.
My wife and I have been attending the annual Thanksgiving concerts at Carnegie Hall for thirty years. Last night, Arlo seemed to be in an unusually quiet mood. He made a few references to our current political situation, but not too many. The most powerful moment was Arlo's moving performance of "In Times Like These." The audience cheered as he sang "when leaders profit from deep divisions/when the tears of friends remain unsung/in times like these it's good to remember/these times will go in times to come." He also spoke about Bob Dylan's winning the Nobel Prize. He sang a few Dylan songs, Gates of Eden, When the Ship Comes In, and Mr. Tambourine Man.
Emoción pura y dura al ver un verdadero coloso de la música de nuestra música folc universal. Nos mantuvieron felices mientras el mundo cambiaba alrededor nuestro ahora que tantos de ellos se fueron pienso que puede que nos estén esperando para cantar LAS QUINIENTAS MILLAS .GRACIAS.
Thanks to Arlo. After Toshi, I suspect he knew Pete best. He respected Pete and didn't let his dignity be diminished. Unfortunately, others did towards the end ... you know who you are and so do we.
Met Pete at a get together at U of Toronto on the 50’s. I believe he was one of the finest human beings ever born, even tho’ American! ( kidding). His unerring appraisal of life and times was enough to revamp forever my outlook on existence and values.
i thought that pete's mic should have been a bit more mic 'd up. this guy is an icon, yeeahhh !! so is arlo, but i bet he looks up to " the man .! shaka !!!
Did Arlo ever talked about his father ?? Is it possible to find something in U TUBE about that ?? Any Dokumentary or interwiev ...or someething .. ?? PLEASE
Is Arlo of true "republican"? You lie to people like me. "Libertarian" I don't know, Arlo is anarchits? I don't know. I only do know Arlo is a great artist, just like Woody and Pete Seger.Please Excuseme my so bad english.
What was the song Mr. Seeger sang without accompaniment about the devil taking the wife to hell? Does it have a name, or is it just one of those untitled old folk songs?
The Devil and the Farmers Wife Is the name. There’s a few recorded versions of it through the years. You gotta find it .. with the music and Pete in his prime. It’s great 👍🏻
Arlo came to San Jose, California and refused to sing his famous song about him putting trash onto a road side turnout. This man is not his father. He is a poiled child with a voice that is long gone in 2015.
James Sandwitch What exactly is a "poiled child"? I don't think any person is the spitting image of his or her father. James, you need to get with the program and realize that all of us are different and divergent and although related are dissimilar and unique.
live within the mystic....son is not father. Son has problem for even leaving trash on the road side. I respect his father and repect the son's music. Why the hatred and not the looking at the individuals. My best friend is a person that shows my faults first to me so I don't show them to the world. Thank you for your comments.
You have just proven What I've always known Opinions are like assholes Everyone has one Unfortunately you have 2 of them If you ain't got anything good to say about this man then shut your other asshole up
@@richhalmuth160 Arlo's bad performance occurred in 1972-3...It was just rude of a performer moving up from coffee houses. I was just passing on a part of history. The sky didn't fall. Nobody asked for their ticket back. We all just went to Winterland and rocked not even thinking of Arlo and his escapade into dumping trash on public land.
Did Arlo ever talked about his father ?? Is it possible to find something in U TUBE about that ?? Any Dokumentary or interwiev ...or someething .. ?? PLEASE
David Fox Pete did a spoken album with various music tributes interspersed between about Woody. I was listening to it on Amazon Unlimited only yesterday after discovering it. It’s well worth listening to. I think it is called something like “Pete remembers Woody”.
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The tenderness the young people on the staged showed Pete brought tears to my eyes 💕😢💕
If you don't know, those young people are Arlo's girls and his son.
@@annpardue4669 And also Arlo's grandkids.
Pete Seeger (as well as Arlo) are both American treasures and may God bless them both. Long live Arlo, and Rest in Peace Pete. Thank you both.
Pete passed 2 months later. This was probably one of his last concerts! I feel blessed to have stumbled upon this video🙏🏼 Pete was 94 when he passed on January 27, 2014. This video is from 11/30/13. He sounds pretty good for a 94 year old!❤️
"Brings a tear to the eye" watching Pete Seeger, still singing at 94 only two months before his death.
Oh Pete, you’re so loved. Your wonderful wife Toshi, of almost 70 years of marriage died July 9, 2013 at 91. We know you followed her January 27, 2014 at 94. Thank you for this parting gift of a farewell concert, though we didn’t know it at the time.
My profound gratitude
for the posts honoring
the Seeger & Guthrie
family legacies!😍🌅
Yes thank you!
2 OF THE MOST BEAUTIFUL GUYS ON THE PLANET....ON STAGE .....TOGETHER ....ONE LAST TIME FOR PETE....SO GREAT ...AND SO SAD FOR ME .....to see Pete suffering like that , he passed just 2 months later....now he is suffering no more like that free of his body, but his SPIRIT WILL LIVE FOREVER.....I was lucky and blessed enough to meet Arlo, right after a show, but never did meet Pete....The 1 time I saw Arlo play, with his family, was one of the highlights of my life , the best concert I'd ever gone to....My wife gave him a beautiful beaded necklace she made for him, and he gave her a big warm hug, and put it right on...It suited him perfectly....She was elated.......
Great concert. Arlo and his family wee spot on. 6 months before Pete's passing he was still amazing. I'm sure he and Woody are holding concerts up in heaven. May their memories be for a blessing.
When I lived in Chicago many years ago, I had the opportunity to see Pete in person several times. One night, at a benefit concert on Southport Avenue, after several other folksingers had sung, he appeared on the mini stage and in a hoarse voice croaked that he could not sing, but he could whistle! He whistled several tunes, and then began to sing. He sang for us at least thirty minutes. The love between him and his audience was almost palpable, a current between him and us.
Thank You greatly for posting this
I was there this WONDERFUL night,
I met Judy Collins that night ,
Pete surely made a difference in the history of this WORLD
Changing it for the better one note and one song at a time.
war is not the answer.
It's painful to see Pete Seeger at this advanced age. For me he's an American hero. Brilliant artist and a committed social activist. One of the great men of the 20th century.
c'est pénible, mais c'est beau aussi, et woody est sûrement quelque part à regader, pete seeger est mort deux mois près, il aura été sur scène jusqu'au bout. belle belle vie de militant, magnifique bonhomme.
Look at his face during "This Land Is Your Land." He didn't have long left, but he was still Pete.
God, I miss him.
not painful. Pete just carried on.
Yes Pete Seeger a true American hero. Mario Cuomo Bridge should have been named for him since it was Pete Seeger who started the awareness of saving the Hudson River. Look at it now. A treasure Seeger realized decades ago that needed to be preserved as a treasure for all following generations. Pete of course would not have wanted this recognition, but still - he certainly deserved that acknowledgement.
@@1001ruth Pete was a lucky man, he lived a long life and was able to work until the end. May he rest in peace.
I was lucky enough to be at this show. What an amazing experience. Thanks for posting it!
Pete shined his ever loving light on all of us
This is such a great
post!! Shine on! 😍🐦
When I listened to Arno Guthrie he is singing and playing very quick. But here, together with his old mate Pete, he slows down. This is friendship until the end. Makes me smile and cry at the same time.
Brought tears to my eyes. What a beautiful friendship these two guys had ❤
The very first live concert I ever attended was Pete Seeger and Arlo Guthrie (in 1978). I was able to get to see Pete Seeger live one final time about twenty years after that. Those are some of my best memories for this 63 year old woman.
I was absolutely thrilled to be at this concert. Pete was a bit slower but never skipped a beat. We brought our two young granddaughters and they just loved it. In fact, it was one of the girl's ninth birthday.
Couldn't keep the tears from falling during Goodnight Irene. God bless Pete and all the Guthries.We really need them these days.
Linda Cleary so very true. The modern singers of today don’t come anywhere near this.
More than ever ❤
This just shows
You how much class Arlo has
Even tho Pete is frail and fragile
Arlo still takes his friend out on tour
Super cool
R.I.P. PETE
THANK YOU FOR ALL THE GREAT MUSIC
He fought for a better world and sang his heart from the moment he was old enough to hold a guitar until he passed away. He is a legend by all accounts, and by none can he be called a "grifter" or "in it only for the money." Fly high, Pete. My greatest regret is that I never got to meet you.
I love this - on so many many levels. It's late at night, quiet now after lots of noise, and this helps me to focus on what life's about .
And how amazing it is that Pete focused on it as long as he did, through all the "noise" life interjected.
We need this music, Pete may me gone but Arlo we need you and your humor, please!
I began listening to
Pete during the 60's
Thanks for the tunes!😍
I have been an avid
Guthrie follower since
Woody. Many thanks!😍
Beautiful concert...thank you; rest in peace Pete Seeger.
Pete and Arlo - these two were just magic together from beginning to end.
Brings tears to my eyes just watching these true heroes of yesteryear.
Thanks for posting this. Although I never met Pete Seeger he and his music had a profound effect upon my music and my life. I didn't always agree with his opinions but his passion for the music of common people and the contributions he made to that body of work were inspirations to me and many, many others. He was truly an American treasure. I am grateful to Arlo, the Guthrie family, and all involved with the recording and posting of this concert for enabling me to experience the Seeger and Guthrie magic one last time.
Wow.
When I was four, I used to cry when Pete went off the air. Part of me knows you can celebrate the complete life of a man who's touched so many people, but in January, a four year old child inside me was crying (and the 48 year old he had become was pretty close) because Pete Seeger had gone off the air.
Sarah Lee (Arlo's youngest daughter, on stage with them) wasn't around yet when Arlo and Pete first toured together.
The torch gets passed.
It's a good cycle.
Sarah Lee is an eminently able torch bearer. She continues to enrich the Great American Legacy with her own career.
Thank you for Pete's
performance! Sara Lee
Guthrie is my fave!😍
congrats for you and lovely wife keep playing my friend love your stories and music no one does it better other than pete seeger
This was a wonderful concert to see live. Watching it again is a joy. Thanks to whoever posted it.
In 2019 I still love this music by Peter & arlo
And now, in Oregon, 2021! Carrying on!
Amazing that Pete was still so "with it" at that age and able to be up there on stage so close to his date of departure. Folk singing keeps you young, I guess..
Pete Seeger and the Weavers performed at my cousins wedding way back before I was born
My mother was there and she was in a photo with Pete
I had met him many times in my life
My parents good friends were Arlo's aunt and uncle so my parents would go to Greenwich Village and seem him perform many times
Absolutely wonderful! Very moving to see Pete and Arlo singing 'This Land Is Your Land' - particularly those more 'political' verses that people tend to omit. Pete hadn't much voice left, but there was no stopping him! Whilst Woody wrote this wonderful song, Pete is mostly responsible for popularising it.
The synergy of these two great families is a legacy we dare not squander.
It's so wonderful that Pete looked so happy tho his time left was so short.
I think that is wonderful that man that was such a good friend of his dad's maintained that relationship with his son.
Thank you Pete for all that you gave us in both heart and song, we promise to hold on.
+Ritchard York i think they're called family
Hi, from Saltash in Cornwall, UK
I've just come across your great recording of this wonderful, wonderful concert of Arlo Guthrie and Pete Seeger and it has filled me with happiness and yet brought me to the edge of tears at the same time. Thanks so much for this wonderful treasureI Like many of us my age we were raised on skiffle over here and had the great "folk revival" with lots of our songs sent back among yours. one of my aims was to try to meet meet Pete when I retired and ... so . sadly .. i just failed to do so. This lovely picture of him sitting, playing and interacting with the audience and that atmoshee was pure magi for me!!!
THANK YOU!
Rog Smith, Cornwall, UK
Can't wait for Carnegie Hall this year, it will be sad without Pete being there, but somehow I think he will be watching.
I DO NOT KNOW ABOUT YOU ALL,BUT I WILL MISS MR.PETE SEEGER...ONE BIG FAT AMERICAN HERO,IF THERE EVER WAS ONE
Arlo is actually a registered republican with more Libertarian views.
Kevin Thurston I see he died within 2 months of this concert. It occurred to me that this concert must have been quite a strain on him and could have contributed to his death. But I am sure he would have been pleased to have done it anyway. What a wonderful and inspiring human being - an example to us all.
We need Arlo back in the spotlight with some protest songs!
"If I could only hear my mother sing again. ..... In my heart I hear you sing again." ❤😢❤😇❤
Like is not enough-love!
Wonderful! Many thanks!
Both good ole boys. RIP Pete.
I was there sitting in my favorite box,3 in from the stage. One of my best memories was Sarah Guthrie and how she stayed "close" to Pete with her loving protection.Some of the music wasn't clear to me because I cried through a lot of it. It was my tradition to see Carlo and Pete every year in Carnegie and the sense washed over me that this was the last time.... and it was.
I have seen Arlo many times. Saw his final Carnegie Hall concert in November 2019. That was great. Never got to see Pete, unfortunately.
IN the movie "the Power of Song" Johnny Cash says Pete Seeger is as big a patriot as there is.
What a amazing concert, thank you for posting!
Thanks so much for sharing this...
November 30, 2013...Thank God to ear and see this
Two Great American Folk Legends. What better company could we be in?
I love these two!!! Years ago when me, my ex-husband & our son got our 1st dog together & we named her Woody after Woody Guthrie. We all saw both Pete & Arlo concerts many times.
I named my first dog Arlo.
My wife and I have been attending the annual Thanksgiving concerts at Carnegie Hall for thirty years. Last night, Arlo seemed to be in an unusually quiet mood. He made a few references to our current political situation, but not too many. The most powerful moment was Arlo's moving performance of "In Times Like These." The audience cheered as he sang "when leaders profit from deep divisions/when the tears of friends remain unsung/in times like these it's good to remember/these times will go in times to come." He also spoke about Bob Dylan's winning the Nobel Prize. He sang a few Dylan songs, Gates of Eden, When the Ship Comes In, and Mr. Tambourine Man.
Amazing to see. Me and my brother was there all the way from Norway.
Emoción pura y dura al ver un verdadero coloso de la música de nuestra música folc universal. Nos mantuvieron felices mientras el mundo cambiaba alrededor nuestro ahora que tantos de ellos se fueron pienso que puede que nos estén esperando para cantar LAS QUINIENTAS MILLAS .GRACIAS.
Outstanding! Thank you so much for uploading this concert.
The Godfather of Folk
Concordo .
Thanks to Arlo. After Toshi, I suspect he knew Pete best. He respected Pete and didn't let his dignity be diminished. Unfortunately, others did towards the end ... you know who you are and so do we.
Who did what now?
That's because Arlo is nothing but 100 % class
Met Pete at a get together at U of Toronto on the 50’s. I believe he was one of the finest human beings ever born, even tho’ American! ( kidding). His unerring appraisal of life and times was enough to revamp forever my outlook on existence and values.
Wow! 🎄
Great quality.
I call that respect ❤️
i thought that pete's mic should have been a bit more mic 'd up.
this guy is an icon, yeeahhh !! so is arlo, but i bet he looks up to " the man .! shaka !!!
As a Pete Seeger, This is sad. He died shortly after.
And I’m 81 .....
All about love - no fear.
OMG This is soooo funny! I wish Americans would actuallu listen to this and maybe understand the ridiculouslessness that goes on in this country.
Hope someone isolated the feed from Pete's mike, so fragile parts of it might one day be offered to www
Applauds😂❤
Did Arlo ever talked about his father ?? Is it possible to find
something in U TUBE about that ?? Any Dokumentary or interwiev ...or
someething .. ?? PLEASE
いいですね～、
I believe it's his daughter the brunette who is singing with them.
yes thats correct
Arlo is Apolitical ... neither Democrat or Republican. Just someone who votes for those who support his values and beliefs.
did it ever occur to you that Arlo is an artist? You presume to know his politics? Did you know that Pete Seeger was America's most renown Communist.
toby blake Read and find out what really happened. Also what communism was at the time.How illegal the proceedings were. IMHO
Arlo is actually a registered republican and has more Libertarian views.
Is Arlo of true "republican"? You lie to people like me. "Libertarian" I don't know, Arlo is anarchits? I don't know. I only do know Arlo is a great artist, just like Woody and Pete Seger.Please Excuseme my so bad english.
Is this what the politicians call the "Vocal Minority" ?
...Today 15/01/2021 in Paraguay
He died seven weeks after this concert.
Who is the gorgeous brunette in the grey dress ??
Arlo's and Jackie's daughter, the very talented Sarah Lee Guthrie.
Ohhhh !
You see the shaka ??? Yeah, wellll, i should have said - " but i bet he looks up to
" dakine, da man ". for sure !!!
"Altruism embodied in a man"
What was the song Mr. Seeger sang without accompaniment about the devil taking the wife to hell? Does it have a name, or is it just one of those untitled old folk songs?
The Devil and the Farmers Wife
Is the name. There’s a few recorded versions of it through the years.
You gotta find it .. with the music and Pete in his prime.
It’s great 👍🏻
Great Video, horrible sound track
you think Pete was gassed by the aerosol weapons? House poisoner operations? bastards, hate them..
Nice songs but talk to much....😮
poor camera angle.
Next time you should do it yourself
Arlo came to San Jose, California and refused to sing his famous song about him putting trash onto a road side turnout. This man is not his father. He is a poiled child with a voice that is long gone in 2015.
James Sandwitch And you are not even the meat between two slices of bread, but the mold. Arlo Lives! You are nobody! shut up! d
James Sandwitch What exactly is a "poiled child"? I don't think any person is the spitting image of his or her father. James, you need to get with the program and realize that all of us are different and divergent and although related are dissimilar and unique.
live within the mystic....son is not father. Son has problem for even leaving trash on the road side. I respect his father and repect the son's music. Why the hatred and not the looking at the individuals. My best friend is a person that shows my faults first to me so I don't show them to the world. Thank you for your comments.
You have just proven
What I've always known
Opinions are like assholes
Everyone has one
Unfortunately you have 2 of them
If you ain't got anything good to say about this man then shut your other asshole up
@@richhalmuth160 Arlo's bad performance occurred in 1972-3...It was just rude of a performer moving up from coffee houses. I was just passing on a part of history. The sky didn't fall. Nobody asked for their ticket back. We all just went to Winterland and rocked not even thinking of Arlo and his escapade into dumping trash on public land.
Arlo's daughter is gorgeous!
rip pete praying that someone will pick up your pack and take up your role as a voice for the common man
Did Arlo ever talked about his father ?? Is it possible to find
something in U TUBE about that ?? Any Dokumentary or interwiev ...or
someething .. ?? PLEASE
David Fox Pete did a spoken album with various music tributes interspersed between about Woody. I was listening to it on Amazon Unlimited only yesterday after discovering it. It’s well worth listening to. I think it is called something like “Pete remembers Woody”.