OffStereo

Pete Seeger

OffStereo builds narrated music history shows around real records. Pete Seeger runs through 3 of them, each one placing them inside a wider story. They appear most often alongside Bob Dylan, Aretha Franklin and The Staple Singers.

3 shows 3 tracks 3 related artists

Shows where Pete Seeger appears

MLK: The Movement's Soundtrack

From Mahalia Jackson's 'How I Got Over' at the 1963 March on Washington to Nina Simone's furious 'Mississippi Goddam,' music became the Civil Rights Movement's voice of hope and protest.

1 of 10 tracks — We Shall Overcome

12 chapters · 10 tracks · 1 plays

Dylan Electric: Betrayal or Rescue?

From Greenwich Village folk disciple to Newport's electric rebel, Bob Dylan's 1965 shift was a necessary artistic evolution, not a betrayal of acoustic purists like Pete Seeger.

1 of 7 tracks — Where Have All the Flowers Gone?

10 chapters · 7 tracks

Dylan's Newport Electric Shock

Bob Dylan plugs in at Newport 1965, sparking a folk firestorm with "Like a Rolling Stone" that challenges purists like Pete Seeger, even as The Byrds and Paul Butterfield Blues Band electrify the scene.

1 of 7 tracks — We Shall Overcome

10 chapters · 7 tracks

Related artists

Bob Dylan2 Aretha Franklin1 The Staple Singers1