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(Waxtime) 14 tracks In the decades prior to the '60s. folk music had become identified with... more

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Peter, Paul & Mary: Moving (LP, 180g Vinyl)

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In the decades prior to the '60s. folk music had become identified with sociopolitical commentary through the work of such avatars as Woody Guthrie, The Weavers and Pete Seeger. However, the idiom was forced underground during the Senator Joe McCarthy witch-hunting era of the mid '50s. New York's Greenwich Village marked the lone vibrant enclave at the time. with the only faint commercial flicker coming from voices such as Harry Belafonte. In the late '50s a spontaneous renaissance began. The radio started playing music by groups such as The Kingston Trio, The Limeliters. The Brothers Four, and The Highwaymen. Tiny clubs in the Village hosted aspinng young (less commercial) singers such as Eric Von Schmidt, Dave Van Ronk. and Ramblin' Jack Elliott (and standup artists such as Mort Sahl and Lenny Bruce). Twenty-year old Robert Zmmerman (aka Bob Dylan) made a pilgrimage from Minnesota to Woody Guthrie's deathbed in January 1961 and then settled into the Village scene.

By the time Peter, Paul and Mary arrived, for the majority of America, folk was viewed merely as a side-bar to pop music which employed acoustic instruments. At this critical historic juncture. with the nation still recovering from the McCarthy era, the Civil Rights Movement taking shape, the Cold War heating up and a nascent spirit of activism in the air, Peter Yarrow, Noel "Paul" Stookey and Mary Travers came together to juxtapose these cross currents and thus to reclaim folk's potency as a social, cultural and political force. But few at the time could have realized how fervently and pervasively the group's message of humanity, hope and activism would be embraced. Ina certain way, they became the catalyst for the success of Bob Dylan in the mainstream - and it was Dylan himself who wrote the poem as the sleeve notes to their third album, In the Wind.

This essential LP edition includes the trio's second album (Moving), which was originally issued by Warner Bros. and recorded in late 1962. The album got off to a slow start but found its way to number two on the charts and a 99-week run with help from "Puff, the Magic Dragon." a song that Peter Yarrow had written in college. The single rose to number two that spring and became one of the most beloved children's tunes of all time, as well as the trio's passport through any potential controversy. Having expended some of their best material on their debut LP, the trio reached further for songs here, including Paul Stookey's "Big Boat" and Mike Settle's "Settle Down (Goin' Down That Highway)," neither of which clicked as singles, despite rousing vocals on both and some distinctive guitar virtuosity on the former. Other album highlights include the haunting "Pretty Mary," the beautiful "Flora," the startlingly intricate "A Soalin'," and the Woody Guthrie number "This Land Is Your Land."
In addition to the original album, this Vinyl Lover's collector's LP includes 2 bonus tracks from the same period: "Autumn to May" and a bracing live re,nterpretation for three interwoven voices of Reverend Gary Davis' original "If I Had My Way" (which is even better than the group's studio record.ng of the same song).

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Interpret: Peter, Paul & Mary
Album titlle: Moving (LP, 180g Vinyl)
Genre Folk
Geschwindigkeit 33 U/min
Vinyl record size LP (12 Inch)
Record Grading Mint (M)
Sleeve Grading Mint (M)
Vinyl weight 180g Vinyl
Label WAXTIME
Artikelart LP
EAN: 8436544170886
weight in Kg 0.3

Peter, Paul & Mary - Moving (LP, 180g Vinyl) LP 1
01	Settle Down	Peter, Paul & Mary
02	Gone The Rainbow	Peter, Paul & Mary
03	Flora	Peter, Paul & Mary
04	Pretty Mary	Peter, Paul & Mary
05	Puff, The Magic Dragon	Peter, Paul & Mary
06	This Land Is Your Land	Peter, Paul & Mary
07	Autumn To May	Peter, Paul & Mary
08	Man Come Into Egypt	Peter, Paul & Mary
09	Old Coat	Peter, Paul & Mary
10	Tiny Sparrow	Peter, Paul & Mary
11	Big Boat	Peter, Paul & Mary
12	Morning Train	Peter, Paul & Mary
13	A Soalin'	Peter, Paul & Mary
14	If I Had My Way (live)	Peter, Paul & Mary

Peter, Paul & Mary Petrus, Paulus & Maria Nächster Halt Vietnam Ob der Grausame... more

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"Peter, Paul & Mary"

Peter, Paul & Mary

Petrus, Paulus & Maria

Nächster Halt Vietnam

Ob der Grausame Krieg auf den Revolutionskrieg oder den Bürgerkrieg zurückgeht, bleibt umstritten. Dass es während des Vietnamkriegs weit verbreitet war, ist es nicht. Es wurde zum ersten Mal auf Peter, Paul & Mary's erstes, gleichnamiges Album aufmerksam, das 185 Wochen in den Charts verbrachte, darunter fünf auf Platz 1. Auf dem Weg dorthin verkaufte die LP mehr als zwei Millionen Einheiten und war in vielen Studentenwohnheimen zu finden.

Peter Yarrow wurde am 31. Mai 1938 in Brooklyn, New York, geboren. Paul Stookey wurde am 30. Dezember 1937 in Baltimore, Maryland, geboren. Mary Travers aus Louisville, Kentucky, wurde am 7. November 1937 geboren und starb am 16. September 2009. Sie begannen ihre Karriere 1961 im New Yorker The Bitter End, dem Veranstaltungsort der Bleecker Street, der auch dazu beitrug, die Karriere von Künstlern wie Neil Diamond und Billy Joel zu starten.

Peter, Paul & Mary begannen ihren Aufstieg als Folk-Gruppe der 60er Jahre, als die phänomenale Reihe von Hit-Alben des Kingston Trios schwand. Dass sie die endgültigen Versionen von zwei der frühen Songs von Bob Dylan aufgenommen haben, Blowin' In The Wind und Don't Think Twice, It's All Right, hat sehr geholfen. PP&M waren bereits zu Beginn ihrer Karriere politische Aktivisten, nicht nur in ihrer Musik, sondern auch in ihrem Leben. Sie sangen If I Had A Hammer auf den Stufen des Lincoln Memorials, als Dr. Martin Luther King seine "I Have A Dream"-Rede hielt und Ende der 60er Jahre bei Anti-Vietnam-Kriegsveranstaltungen im ganzen Land auftrat. [Für weitere Informationen zu PP&M siehe Scheiben 4 und 7.]

Was The Cruel War betrifft, so hat PP&M es zweimal als Single veröffentlicht. Es erschien zunächst als die B-Seite von Stewball und 1966 als die A-Seite auf Warner 5809. Der Song wurde unter anderem auch von Cher, The Cowsills und Nancy Sinatra aufgenommen, und Dolly Parton belebte ihn erst 2005 auf ihrem Album'Those Were The Days'. Eine letzte Anmerkung zu dem Lied ist, dass die USO während des Vietnamkriegs Noten verteilte, die den letzten Vers wie folgt neu schrieben: "Im ganzen Land / um die Welt heute Abend / Mein Johnny ist irgendwo / Bereitet sich auf den Kampf vor."

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