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The 19 pages that link to Pete Seeger, each with the reason it gives.

• Protest songRelated: His performances helped carry movement songs into public gatherings and mass audiences.

• American folk music revivalRelated: His performances and organizing connected sing-along folk music with labor and civil-rights causes.

• Woody GuthrieRelated: Seeger performed Guthrie’s work and helped keep it prominent in the folk revival.

• Alan LomaxRelated: Seeger and Lomax shared work promoting traditional music and supporting folk performers.

• The WeaversRelated: His banjo, singing, and political commitments shaped the quartet’s repertoire and public identity.

• American folk musicRelated: His performances connected traditional repertoire with labor, civil rights, and popular audiences.

• Joan BaezRelated: Seeger’s folk repertoire and political example helped shape the musical world Baez entered.

• Lead BellyRelated: His folk revival work followed the path Lead Belly had helped open.

• Folk music revivalRelated: Seeger’s performances and organizing helped bring folk music into public life.

• We Shall OvercomeRelated: Seeger helped bring the song to wider audiences through performances and publications.

• Folk revivalRelated: His performances and organizing helped establish folk music as a participatory public culture.

• Solomon LindaRelated: His work with the Weavers helped bring the adapted song into the American folk repertoire.

• The Lion Sleeps TonightRelated: His adaptation carried Linda’s song into the American folk repertoire.

• This Land Is Your LandRelated: His performances helped establish the song as communal repertoire.

• Big Bill BroonzyRelated: Seeger’s folk-music circles helped introduce Broonzy to new audiences.

• Burl IvesRelated: Like Ives, Seeger brought folk repertoire to broad audiences, though their politics and careers differed.

• Earl ScruggsCompared with: Seeger’s folk-oriented playing illustrates a different path for the five-string banjo.

• KumbayaRelated: His 1950s recordings helped carry the song into the folk revival.

• Phil OchsCompared with: Seeger’s long tradition of communal singing contrasts with Ochs’s emphasis on authored topical songs.