Posts like this one are hard to write. At best, they’re dripping in nostalgia; at worst, they make you acutely aware of your own mortality. Like many baby boomers, I grew up experiencing Pete Seeger. From the unfair persecution by Sen. McCarthy to standing beside Bruce Springsteen at the Obama inaugural celebration, Pete was a part of American political life. More than that, of course, his lyrics, voice, and banjo launched the folk song revival of the sixties. He created songs that moved us,...
Published on February 06, 2014 03:00