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21. Juli 2016 · This now classic folk song, "500 Miles", written by American folksinger and songwriter. Hedy West in 1961, was recorded by Peter, Paul and Mary as part of th...
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There’s no overstating just how much Peter, Paul & Mary contributed to the commercial clout of folk music in the ‘60s, whether smoothing out the crags in several Bob Dylan songs, making squirrelly pop tunes out of Pete Seeger (“If I Had a Hammer”) and Woody Guthrie (“This Land Is Your Land”) compositions, or playfully bridging the psychedelic and kid-friendly (“Puff, the Magic ...
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Composition du groupe. Peter, Paul and Mary est un groupe américain de musique folk originaire du quartier de Greenwich Village, à New York 1. Il est composé de Peter Yarrow, Noel « Paul » Stookey et Mary Travers. Ce trio musical, guitare et voix, était connu dans les années 1960-1970, dans la lignée de Pete Seeger et Woody Guthrie .
17. Feb. 2013 · ピーター・ポール＆マリー（Peter, Paul and Mary）は、1960年代のアメリカで最も成功したフォークグループの一つ。 ピーター・ヤーロウ（Peter Yarrow、1938年5月31日 – ）、ノエル・ポール・ストゥーキー（Noel Paul Stookey、1937年12月30日 – ）と マリー・トラヴァース（Mary Travers、1936年11月9日 – 2009年9 ...
18. März 2022 · 1961 – 2009 (48 years) Founded In. New York, New York, United States. The trio Peter, Paul and Mary (often PP&M) is an American musical group that was one of the most successful folk-singing groups of the 1960s. The trio comprises Peter Yarrow, Noel Paul Stookey, and Mary Travers. The group was created by manager Albert Grossman, who sought ...
22. Apr. 2011 · In the decades prior to the ‘60s, through the work of such avatars as Woody Guthrie, the Weavers and Pete Seeger, folk music had become identified with sociopolitical commentary, but the idiom had been forced underground in the Senator Joe McCarthy witch-hunting era of the late ‘50s. By the time Peter, Paul and Mary arrived on the scene, for the majority of America, folk was viewed merely ...
