Hidden Bibliographic Details
| Varying Form of Title: | At eighty-nine
Pete Seeger at 89
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| Other title: | False from true.
Now we sit us down.
Visions of children.
Wonderful friends.
Water is wide/
Pete talks about clearwater.
It's a long haul.
Throw away that shad net (How are we gonna save tomorrow?)
Song of world's last whale.
First settlers.
D minor flourish.
How are we gonna save tomorrow?
Cindy.
If it can't be reduced.
Spring fever.
When I was most beautiful.
Back at Treblinka.
We will love or we will perish.
Tzena, Tzena Tzena.
One percent phosphorous banjo riff.
Or else! (One-a these days)
Waist deep in the Big Muddy.
Little fat baby.
Arrange and re-arrange.
Alleluya.
If this world survives.
How soon?
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| Notes: | Title from container.
Compact disc.
Program notes by David Bernz and Jim Musselman in booklet.
Folk and popular music; performed by Pete Seeger, vocals, banjo, guitar, recorder, Native American flute, spoken words ; assisting musicians.
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| Summary: | American folk icon Pete Seeger returns with his first new studio album in 12 years. Along with brand new tracks, Seeger has created new versions of some old favorites.
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| Standard no.: | 611587111326
00611587111326
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| Publisher's no.: | APR CD 1113 Appleseed Recordings
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