Songs of Struggle and Protest, 1930-50

He is known for having an enduring optimism and commitment, and the track "I Don’t Want Your Millions, Mister" illustrates Seeger’s talent to lead a crowd in song. Detailed liner notes contain lyrics, historical, and contextual information for many songs. Before you listen, consider this quote from his trial transcripts: "I am proud of the fact that my songs seem to cut across and find perhaps a unifying thing, basic humanity."
Track Listing
101
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Step by Step | Pete Seeger | 1:31 | |
102
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Aimee McPherson | Pete Seeger | 2:27 | |
103
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I Don't Want Your Millions, Mister | Pete Seeger | 3:40 | |
104
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Joe Hill | Pete Seeger | 2:33 | |
105
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Harry Simms | Pete Seeger | 2:23 | |
106
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Los Quatro Generales | Pete Seeger | 3:11 | |
201
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Bourgeois Blues | Pete Seeger | 2:14 | |
202
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Pittsburgh | Pete Seeger | 1:19 | |
203
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Talking Union | Pete Seeger | 2:42 | |
204
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The D-Day Dodgers | Pete Seeger | 4:09 | |
205
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Hymm to Nations ("Brother Sing Yor Country's Anthem") | Pete Seeger | 1:51 | |
206
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What a Friend We Have In Congress | Pete Seeger | 2:00 |