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1 Cultural Daily Independent Voices, New Perspectives Best Pete Seeger Videos Cultural Weekly · Wednesday, January 29th, 2014 Pete Seeger, the fundamental American troubadour whose career formed the bridge from Woody Guthrie to Bob Dylan to Rage Against the Machine and beyond, died on Monday at age 94. Staunchly on the side of the oppressed and the common man, firmly left in his views and populist in his approach, there was no progressive cause to which Seeger did not lend his voice, and his guitar. To the great codex of American folk music, he added “turn, Turn, Turn,” “If I Had a Hammer,” “Where Have All the Flowers Gone?” and he made “We Shall Overcome” into the grand anthem of civil rights. In marking his passing, President Obama declared: “Once called ‘America’s tuning fork,’ Pete Seeger believed deeply in the power of song. But more importantly, he believed in the power of community – to stand up for what’s right, speak out against what’s wrong, and move this country closer to the America he knew we could be. Over the years, Pete used his voice – and his hammer – to strike blows for worker’s rights and civil rights; world peace and environmental conservation. And he always invited us to sing along.” The best way to honor Seeger is to carry on his work and sing his songs, and the best way to remember him is by watching him in action. We’ve curated the best Pete Seeger videos, and arranged them chronologically for you. R.I.P., Pete Seeger, May 3, 1919 – January 27, 2014. Best Pete Seeger Videos 1951: Singing with The Weavers 1963: ‘Michael, Row the Boat Ashore’ 1970: On the Johnny Cash Show 2006: Pete Seeger Explains the History of ‘We Shall Overcome’ 2009: ‘This Land is Your Land,” with Bruce Springsteen Cultural Daily - 1 / 2 - 14.08.2021 2 September 21, 2013: ‘If I Had a Hammer,” Live at Farm Aid Top: Pete Seeger in 1986, photo by Josef Schwartz, courtesy Wikicommons This entry was posted on Wednesday, January 29th, 2014 at 10:30 am and is filed under Film, Music, Lifestyle You can follow any responses to this entry through the Comments (RSS) feed. You can leave a response, or trackback from your own site. Cultural Daily - 2 / 2 - 14.08.2021.

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Written by: Rob van Oosten Hondsdrafstraat 1 1441 PB Purmerend The Netherlands E – Mail : [email protected] © R. van Oosten 1 Introduction. When I was in training to become a teacher ( In the Netherlands that’s the Teachers Training College ) there was an advertisement for Counselors in the United States. Together with my friend Raymond we applied and after a sollicitation talk and the approval of our college we were allowed to go . Working in a summer camp for about 9 weeks and a round trip for 4 weeks. At that time I was 19 years old and did not spend such a long time away from home. I went to several European countries with my parents and was on a holiday in France with another friend ( for a month) the year before. My parents and girl friend ( Gerda to whom I ‘m married ) did not really like the idea but did not stop me. The experience of working in Camp Hurley is one I will never forget. It was a long and hard summer and I lost beside the sweat also a lot of weight. It was a period in which I foumd out that working together is not as easy as it seems to be, working with children can be difficult and it means that you have to invest in yourself and others. So to work in Camp Hurley with these difficult kids has been fundamental in my life. Every year, maybe every month I think about that period and I tried to go back there 6 years ago.
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