Episode 29 / Animals

An interview with Pete Seeger, co-founder of the 1946 People's Song movement, which became the seed bed for the folk music revival.

Song tales about the West - my West. Diamond Mountain to old Nebrasky...oh, and some of the unknown places.

Every-thing from Simon and Garfunkle in Hebrew to George Gobel's "You Are My Sunshine." Also Baby Gramps will show you how to go wash an elephant.

Includes one of the best songs I ever heard, "Cry of the Morning."This program goes out to the young people who need to know what the boss has in store for them.

Musical Saw, Pompelli's Cave, Talkin' Ma Nature-who knows where the human mind will take you.

Tramp songs and lore with an edge. The life of a "jolly hobo" -oh,yeah.

Here you get Mickey Katz and Yiddish parody, kids on strike, and Dan Bern's extremely moving ballad about the school shooting in Colorado.

From Lake George to Timbuctu, a protracted dither including Judi Bari's scathing rant on Francis Bacon.

What I know about the Hawaiian music. Also an interview with the prime minister of the reinstated government of Hawaii.

This one's a live concert of The Rose Tattoo, a conclave of me and some old friends of the road singing and yarning about life on the trains.