8 thoughts on “ Going Across The Mountains - Pete Seeger - Dangerous Songs!? (Vinyl, LP, Album) ”

1. Going Across the Mountains Lyrics: I'm goin' across the mountains, oh fare ye well / Goin' 'cross the mountains, you can hear my banjo tell / Got my rations on my back, my powder it is dry / Goin.

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2. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the Vinyl release of Dangerous Songs!? on Discogs/5(6).

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3. Going Across The Mountains Written-By – F. Proffitt* A7: The Ballad Of Harry Simms Written-By – J. Garland* A8: King Henry Arranged By – P. Seeger* Medley: Written-By – P. Seeger* () A9a: Ode To Joy: A9b: Goliath, Goliath: B1: Queen Anne Front (And Mary Anne Behind) Written-By – R. Schmertz* B2: Joe Hill's 3/5(1).

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4. Originally released as Columbia CL & CS in August Reissue with previously unreleased bonus tracks. Tracks lacking Written-By credits were described as "Writer Unknown" in the CD booklet.5/5(1).

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5. Discover releases, reviews, credits, songs, and more about Pete Seeger - Dangerous Songs!? at Discogs. Complete your Pete Seeger collection.

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6. May 12,  · Today, his politics may seem dated, but folk legend Pete Seeger has never sounded better than on this track (three previously unreleased) set of "protest" tunes. Of course, the contentious Seeger found malfeasance everywhere, so this album is a loosely defined collection of love odes, lullabies, and folk ballads/5(7).

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7. Seeger performs the latter with an Irish accent, although he's not certain of its origin. Using the Methodist hymn "Say Brother, Will You Meet Us on Canaan's Happy Shore," some of the Civil War's first African American troops (regiments from Maine) wrote the lyrics to "John Brown's Body." "Going Across" is played on a fretless mountain banjo/5(7).

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8. In , when the topical song movement had gained national attention through the newly written material of Bob Dylan and such compatriots as Tom Paxton and Phil Ochs, Pete Seeger set out to demonstrate that "protest" songs were not a new thing by putting together an album largely made up of traditional material that had its roots in long-since-forgotten political issues, everything from the.

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