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Pete Seeger sings and answers questions at the Ford Hall Forum, Boston, Massachusetts
Disc 1. Opinions and social justice; Background to social songs in Europe and the USA; Social songs from the colonial times to ; Songs of the immigrants (27:31) -- Labor songs in the USA; Black revolts in the USA; Songs of pre[j]udices and protests (29:10) -- Disc 2. Anti-Vietnam songs ; Arts in a changing society; Violence and protest (27:05) -- Woody Guthrie, Afro-American songs; Lisa Kalvalege song; Union labor songs; The bells of Rhymney (27:23).
Smithsonian Folkways: FH 5702AB, FH 5702CD (on containers: F-5702).
Lecture and question and answer period on the history of protest songs and current social problems, illustrated by songs.
Previously released in 1968 as analog 2-disc recordings (Folkways Records FH 5702; Broadside Records BRS 502).
Program notes (8 pages ; 28 cm.) in container.