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Queersetti

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are calling radio stations tonight asking to hear Turn The Page or Ramblin' Gamblin' Man in memory of Pete Seeger?
 
I am waiting for someone to put out a really crappy tribute album, so I can say "Pete Seeger would turn, turn, turn over in his grave if he heard that."
 
oddly enough, the number of pete seeger songs i can name is equal to the number of fucks i give about his death
 
oddly enough, the number of pete seeger songs i can name is equal to the number of fucks i give about his death

Pretty harsh, dude. I can count on one hand the number Vermeer paintings I can name, or the number of Puccini operas I've heard, or the number of Babe Ruth home runs I've witnessed, but I still think the world is a lesser place without them.
 
Pretty harsh, dude. I can count on one hand the number Vermeer paintings I can name, or the number of Puccini operas I've heard, or the number of Babe Ruth home runs I've witnessed, but I still think the world is a lesser place without them.

Good post, right up until you lost the Boston fans.
 
Not everyone is as awesomely cool as you are.

meh, i made that post when i was hungry.
2 huge bowls of Honeycomb later, and i was happy again.

(though this doesn't take anything away from the validity of your statement :) )
 
I suppose that until his name came up on NPR yesterday along with the hundreds of accolades to his "vision for a changed world", I hadn't heard of or thought of Pete Seeger since high school music appreciation class where his name might have been mentioned as 'harbinger of social change through music'.
 
I suppose that until his name came up on NPR yesterday along with the hundreds of accolades to his "vision for a changed world", I hadn't heard of or thought of Pete Seeger since high school music appreciation class where his name might have been mentioned as 'harbinger of social change through music'.

Bob Dylan wrote all Seeger's songs.

Fifty years ago Bob Dylan and Johnny Cash were Alpha & Omega; if Dylan wrote your songs you knew you were on your way, if Cash sung your songs you knew the end was near.
 
I suppose that until his name came up on NPR yesterday along with the hundreds of accolades to his "vision for a changed world", I hadn't heard of or thought of Pete Seeger since high school music appreciation class where his name might have been mentioned as 'harbinger of social change through music'.

Ole Pete began to be written off the day after he dissed Dylan for plugging in at the Newport Folk Festival. Seeger stayed in a rut and Dylan left him in the dust.

Ishmael
 
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