Pete Seeger Performs "Hobo's Lullaby" Live in 1996
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- In this live music clip, Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Inductee Pete Seeger performs "Hobo's Lullaby." Pete Seeger sang and played live at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Music Masters concert honoring the music of Woody Guthrie in 1996, the first year of the Music Masters series presented by the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum's award-winning education department.
Pete Seeger, a true gentleman, if there ever was one! An amazing guy and so dearly missed! Thank you for posting this magical videon! :-)
Rest thou good and faithful man
Pete is the best of humanity.
I so love this song and this iconic singer of folk music, what a great soul!
A great man and I miss him deeply.
Pete is inspirational without having a great voice. I could listen to him forever.
Will miss you Pete. Now you get to make music with Woody once again.
In HELL?
I am no lefty, but Pete Seeger was supremely talented. Thousands play banjo and guitar because of him.
Mr. Jenkins, I would hope you and I can sing so well at age 76. Hell it might be an achievement if I can even breath when I'm 76. Pete may have damaged his vocal cords by about 55 years of singing for crowds at this point. I'm sure many of those years were before amplifiers were even common. He sang with Woody Guthrie for union rallies and later civil rights gatherings where I'm sure he had no mike. I'm sure most in the audience are aware of Pete's recent passing at age 94.
I realize he was old and feeble,but i have heard some of his earlier
recordings and he did not have a good singing voice then much
like Dylan.Dylan though was a great songwriter.
I saw Pete live several times in the seventies and eighties. He always said he didn't have much voice. 😆⚘❤
Hobo's Lullaby Words and Music by Goebel Reeves
Go to sleep you weary hobo
Let the towns drift slowly by
Can't you hear the steel rails hummin'
That's the hobo's lullaby
I know your clothes are torn and ragged
And your hair is turning gray
Lift your head and smile at trouble
You'll find peace and rest someday
Now don't you worry 'bout tomorrow
Let tomorrow come and go
Tonight you're in a nice warm boxcar
Safe from all that wind and snow
I know the police cause you trouble
They cause trouble everywhere
But when you die and go to Heaven
You'll find no policemen there
So go to sleep you weary hobo
Let the towns drift slowly by
Listen to the steel rails hummin'
That's a hobo's lullaby
I do love this song ...
RIP, Pete.. ❤️
great little Pete!
Wow I love songs from the ❤️
Brasil!!!
That short burst of electronic noise at the beginning of this video just made Pete spin in his grave
To play live at such honours, fare doos to the guy he was surrounded by people that all looked like they been baptised in lemon duice and he kept it going just like in his lovely song.
Anyone have his last performance on TV ? He was truly what Real America is all about - Fighting for Freedom / Liberty / Justice and the pursuit of Happiness for all Humanity.
Rambling Jack Eliot with the hat?
Seems like they romamcify life .with their songs .kind of create myths .around life .they're great musicians .everything sounds romantic .alcohol .hobos.coal mines. You name it .criminality .
Jesus you'd expect more help from those around him, gormless faces around him unfortunately not understanding what they're in the presence of😐
Awful.
Communist apologist
He was a member, and he tried to play picked-on liberal.
So. Much. Ignorance.
@@SandfordSmythe right wingers are the biggest snowflakes ever... zero backbone.
I think he is without a doubt the worst singer i have ever heard.
Don Jenkins is without a doubt a jerk.
Jim Abbott
Yeah but an honest one!
And I'm sure you'll sound like Pavarotti when you're almost 80....
trm10111 I know i can not sing so i don't try.Seeger could not
sing but i did not stop him. He could not sing as a young man and
he did not get any better.
well, there is no accounting for tastelessness such as yours. Pete was amazing singer. Now, get off my page.