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Peter, Paul and Mary

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The most popular folk group of the 1960s, Peter, Paul and Mary in later decades also proved themselves to be among the most durable music acts in history. Their longevity dwarfs that of the Weavers, while the fact that the trio continued to be associated with a major record label (Warner Bros.) after decades in the business sets them apart from rivals like the Kingston Trio and the Brothers Four. Then again, perhaps it wasn't so surprising -- Peter, Paul and Mary's roots ran deeper than almost any other folk act one might care to name, while their appeal crossed audience lines that other acts couldn't (and can't) even approach.

Peter, Paul and Mary were part of the '60s folk revival, but their roots and inspiration can be traced back to music and events from the late '40s, and the founding of the Weavers. In 1948, the musical and political left had been galvanized behind the presidential campaign of former Vice President Henry Wallace and his running mate, Senator Glen Taylor. In the wake of that ticket's defeat that year, in the course of trying to pick up the pieces, singer/composers Lee Hays and Pete Seeger (whose history together went back to the early '40s, and a group called the Almanac Singers) joined Fred Hellerman and Ronnie Gilbert in forming the Weavers. They subsequently found themselves with the top-selling record in the country, Goodnight Irene, and for the next two years, the Weavers entertained millions and brought folk music to the public consciousness in a new and vital way through recordings such as "Kisses Sweeter Than Wine." Then, as word of the members' personal leftist political histories began circulating, their bookings came to a halt -- ironically enough, the Weavers as a performing group were virtually apolitical in their songs and presentation, but that didn't save them from being blacklisted by the entertainment industry.

They broke up in late 1952, but they left behind two seeds planted in American popular culture. One, derived from their success, was a modest folk song revival, in some small clubs and especially on college campuses, mostly as entertainment; and the other, a byproduct of their blacklisting, was the coalescing of newly vital, very politically focused branch of folk music. The latter existed as an underground phenomenon, "apart" from a few relatively friendly locales such as New York City's Greenwich Village; it was invisible to most Americans, but it provided a modest living for older performers, and drew and nurtured new, younger talent.

The entertainment branch manifested itself in the guise of acts like the Easy Riders and their younger successors the Kingston Trio, the Limeliters, the Brothers Four, and the Highwaymen, trios and quartets of male singers who brought a smooth veneer to the music. Each of them had their moment -- and sometimes much more than a moment -- in the sun and on the charts beginning in the late '50s. Older performers such as Pete Seeger of the Weavers (as well as the reunited group itself), Ed McCurdy, and Oscar Brand were also around, selling fewer records but making more serious, purposeful records aimed at smaller audiences. And younger, grittier performers such as Eric Von Schmidt, Dave Van Ronk, and Ramblin' Jack Elliott were also working and recording. In 1962 and 1963 came the big-band folk outfits the New Christy Minstrels and the Serendipity Singers, who applied elaborate arrangements, utilizing up to nine singers, to folk melodies.

It was against this backdrop, from the late '40s onward, that Mary Travers, Peter Yarrow, and Paul Stookey all came of age. Travers, the daughter of journalists, was raised in Greenwich Village, and was both politically and musically aware; she'd made her first recordings while still in high school in 1954, in a chorus backing Pete Seeger for Folkways Records. She became a member of the Song Swappers, making albums of international folk songs and camp songs, and also participated in a stage production, The Next President, written by and starring topical comedian Mort Sahl. As a singer, she was heavily influenced by Ronnie Gilbert of the Weavers and also by Jo Mapes, a bluesy white folksinger from Los Angeles who'd emerged in the mid-'50s.

Paul Stookey, born Noel Paul Stookey, had become a huge fan of jazz and what was later called R&B in the mid- to late '40s, took up guitar, and had formed his first band, the Birds of Paradise, in high school during the early '50s. He continued singing in college, and also discovered two additional talents, as a raconteur and as a standup comic, with a special knack for improvising sound effects. He gravitated to Greenwich Village, where he began to learn about folk music. He and Travers became friends and occasionally performed and composed music together. Mostly, however, he did his comedy at local clubs and she made her living working at Elaine Starkman's boutique on Bleecker Street. (Starkman, later a pioneering art gallery owner in New York's SoHo, was a well-known Village designer who made the gown Travers wore for her first wedding. In 1961, part of Stookey's comedy act was captured in Jack O'Connell's film Greenwich Village Story, another part of which was also shot at the Starkman boutique, though Travers was never glimpsed).

Peter Yarrow was a graduate of Cornell University who fell into music while serving as a teaching assistant. By the end of 1959, he was playing in Greenwich Village and, the following year, was booked on a CBS network television show about folk music, during which he met Albert Grossman. Grossman, who went on to manage Bob Dylan and the Band, proposed the idea to Yarrow of forming a trio that would offer serious folk songs, but utilize the same kind of mixed male/female voices as the Weavers, and also the humor of the Limeliters, and the overall spirit of fun found in acts like the Kingston Trio. Yarrow and Grossman approached Travers, and Stookey came aboard last, dropping his first name in favor of his better-sounding middle name Paul, and Peter, Paul and Mary were born. With the guidance of arranger Milt Okun, who had worked with Harry Belafonte and the Chad Mitchell Trio, they put together a three-part vocal sound that was distinctive and, after seven months of careful preparation, the group emerged to instant acclaim in Greenwich Village.

They were signed to Warner Bros., and their first, self-titled LP was released in March 1962. It was accompanied by a single, "Lemon Tree," that rose to number 35 on the charts late that spring. This was a good beginning, but it was their second single, "If I Had a Hammer," that marked their breakthrough. The song, written by Seeger and Hays in the days of the Weavers, was a rousing number with great hooks and a memorable chorus, and also a definite (yet not threatening) philosophical and political edge. As topical songs go, its timing was perfect -- in late 1962, the civil rights movement was becoming a concern to a growing number of middle-class onlookers; "If I Had a Hammer" embodied this zeitgeist in its most idealistic form and, with its upbeat, soulful performance -- which made it seductive even to those listeners who cared little about the political controversy of the times -- the single hit number ten on the charts. It also won the trio their first two Grammy Awards, for Best Performance by a Vocal Group and Best Folk Recording.

In their first six months of existence, Peter, Paul and Mary, working in a somewhat more favorable political climate, had managed to do what the Weavers never had a chance to do, bringing political concerns to the public through song. And it was a massive public, owing to the fact that PP&M also had a foot in the entertainment side of the folk revival -- their music had a decidedly serious edge, but it and the group were also as much fun to listen to as anything the Limeliters or the Highwaymen were doing. Their stage act, as captured on the In Concert album, poked fun at what they did and at themselves, and one couldn't help but laugh at Stookey's comedy, which drew on music, self-generated sound effects, and a self-deprecating manner second only to Woody Allen (then a standup comic himself). The overall effect, between the entertainment and the songs, was as though the Kingston Trio had suddenly started doing the repertoire of the Almanac Singers, and people were listening.

With "If I Had a Hammer" wafting over the AM airwaves, the Peter, Paul and Mary LP rose to number one and subsequently spent years on the charts. Their second album, Moving, released in January 1963, got off to a slightly slower start, but it found its way to number two 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 songs of all time, as well as the trio's passport through any potential controversy.

It was on the heels of that year's success that Bob Dylan entered the group's orbit. The young folksinger and songwriter -- who came under Grossman's management in 1963 -- hadn't made much impact with his own recordings on Columbia Records; his lyrics were too piercing and his voice too bluesy, in an environment dominated by much smoother folk sounds. PP&M, however, had no problem with public acceptance, and they took Dylan's song "Blowin' in the Wind" to the public in a way that he never could have. Their recording, released in June 1963, was an instant hit, shipping over 300,000 copies in less than two weeks -- many times the number of records that Dylan himself had sold up that point -- and eventually rising to number two on the charts. Once more, the trio seemed to grab the moment in history, politics, and art with a song. The era of public activism over civil rights, directed at the administration of President Kennedy, was rising to new heights, and "Blowin' in the Wind" embodied the spirit of the time. In one fell swoop, it established Bob Dylan as the new conscience of a generation, and PP&M as the voice of that conscience, culminating with their performance of the song at the same August 1963 March on Washington where Martin Luther King, Jr. gave his "I Have a Dream" speech.

The trio's third album, In the Wind, which was released in October 1963, not only hit number one on the charts but pulled their two previous albums back into the Top Ten with it. Up to this point, all of the trio's successes took place during a relatively quiet time in popular music, in which there was little distraction from rock & roll. With the exception of Elvis Presley and a handful of newer acts such as the Beach Boys and Del Shannon, the music was going through one of its periodic flat periods, which had left the field open to folk acts like Peter, Paul and Mary. All of that changed as 1964 dawned.

Suddenly, PP&M found themselves competing with the Beatles and other groups out of England, playing a new, forceful, and relatively sophisticated brand of rock & roll. Peter, Paul and Mary were the only folk-revival group to survive the British Invasion and the ensuing folk-rock boom with their audience and visibility largely intact. Their record sales slackened somewhat, especially their singles, which had a hard time competing on AM radio with the sounds of the British Invasion, and it was three years before they would enjoy another Top Ten hit. Their albums, however, continued selling well, and their bookings never dropped off.

One of the reasons for their continued success, popularity, and relevance was a series of political and historical events separate from the music. The civil rights movement was still going strong as the battleground shifted from the Lincoln Memorial to the back roads of Mississippi -- where three college students who had come to help register Black voters were murdered in 1964 -- to the halls of Congress. The murder of President Kennedy in November 1963 and Lyndon Johnson's ascent to the presidency began a series of events that finally forced meaningful Civil Rights legislation out of Congress, even as that battle continued raging in the streets, from Birmingham, Alabama, to Cicero, Illinois and other points north. Once the laws were on the books, however, Johnson's presidency also opened up a new political wound on the American landscape with his escalation of the Vietnam War. In that uneasy environment, Peter, Paul and Mary had the history of involvement, the credentials, and the credibility to address this new issue in ways that, say, the Kingston Trio never could have, even if they'd wanted to. Moreover, their records had a way of not only staying relevant -- "If I Had a Hammer" was as topical in 1965 as it had been in 1962, and it was still fun to sing around a campfire -- but evolving in their relevancy. As the Vietnam War ran on, and draft notices and departures for the military and service overseas became more commonplace, cuts like the beautiful "500 Miles," off their debut album, took on deeply personal resonances for tens, and then hundreds of thousands of people.

For the remainder of the decade, the trio walked a fine line, appealing to liberals and antiwar activists, and raising the consciousness of the interested, but also entertaining middle-of-the-road listeners, and especially to parents who felt their music was safe for younger children. They were accomplishing precisely what the Weavers had set out to do a decade and a half earlier (and, not coincidentally, also exactly what the Weavers' political opponents had feared the latter group would do, spreading liberal ideas and politics on the popular landscape with pretty music).

Their commercial fortunes and mass appeal remained intact into the second half of the decade. The album In Concert, an unprecedented (for a folk group) double LP, hit number four during the summer and fall of 1964, and the group's next studio LP, A Song Will Rise, got to number eight in the spring of 1965. At the same time, however, its highest-charting single, "For Lovin' Me," only reached number 30. See What Tomorrow Brings peaked at number 11 in late 1965, their first placement outside of the Top Ten with an LP, but hardly unrespectable. By 1966, PP&M were feeling the pressure to embellish their music, however, and began adding significant numbers of backup musicians to their records, and exploring more rock-oriented sounds, on The Peter, Paul and Mary Album and, later, Album 1700. Those records were considered solidly competitive in the musical environment of 1966 and 1967, amid the sounds of folk-rock and psychedelic rock of the era, and both have held up better than those by most of the competition, mostly owing to the quality of the music and the songs.

From the beginning of their history, the trio displayed an uncanny ear for great songs and songwriters -- Stookey had steered Grossman to Bob Dylan before many people in Greenwich Village had even heard of him. In early 1962, before their debut album had even been released, the Kingston Trio had picked up a then-new Pete Seeger song, "Where Have All the Flowers Gone," from one of the group's live performances and had a hit with it. In 1965 and 1966, Peter, Paul and Mary gave the first serious airings to the music of Gordon Lightfoot ("For Lovin' Me"), Laura Nyro ("And When I Die"), and John Denver ("For Baby [For Bobbie]"), interspersed with the occasional unrecorded Dylan tune, such as "When the Ship Comes In" and "Too Much of Nothing." Their sales might not have matched the chart-soaring days of 1963, but the albums had the class, beauty, and substance to stand the test of time.

When they caught the moment again with a song, the trio proved that they could sell records with the best of them. "I Dig Rock 'n' Roll Music," written by Paul Stookey, brought PP&M back to the upper reaches of the charts and heavy AM radio play with a number nine single in the fall of 1967, right in the middle of the psychedelic boom. The song, which parodied the styles of the Beatles, the Mamas & the Papas, and Donovan, was not only catchy and memorable but also a reminder to the public that, for all of their devotion to causes and issues, Peter, Paul and Mary were a very funny group as well. For much of the year that followed this commercial comeback, the group were involved in politics, in the form of Senator Eugene McCarthy's antiwar campaign for the White House. They appeared on behalf of McCarthy, and even released a record supporting him. McCarthy's candidacy ultimately failed, in a year that also saw the murders of Martin Luther King, Jr. and Robert Kennedy, though one personal, positive byproduct of the peace campaign was that Peter Yarrow ended up marrying the senator's daughter.

In 1969, they returned to the middle of the charts again with Yarrow's "Day Is Done," a surprisingly autumnal work. They also chalked up another Grammy Award that year for Peter, Paul and Mommy, an album of children's songs that became a mainstay of their catalog, reaching generation after generation of parents and children. During the summer of 1969, Warner Bros. got word that DJs around the country had begun playing one of the tracks off of the then-two-year-old Album 1700, "Leaving on a Jet Plane," written by John Denver. Released that September, it was the trio's only chart-topping single, and pulled Album 1700 back onto the list of top-selling LPs.

By 1970, PP&M had played many hundreds of concerts together and had spent nine years in harness to each other. It was inevitable that there would be a split at some point, given their different, evolving lives. Mary Travers was now the mother of two daughters, Yarrow was newly married, and Stookey, in addition to wanting to work with new and different musical sounds, had developed a serious belief in Christianity. Amid a flurry of sales behind "Leaving on a Jet Plane," and the release in the spring of Ten Years Together: The Best of Peter, Paul and Mary (which rose to number 15), the trio completed their concert obligations and announced in the fall of 1970 that they were taking a year's sabbatical from Peter, Paul and Mary.

The next eight years saw the three musicians release various solo recordings that failed to catch the public's attention in anything resembling PP&M's impact. Mary Travers continued working in a folk-pop vein for a time, while Peter Yarrow wrote topical songs dealing with the politics of the time, and Paul Stookey proved the most adventurous of the three musically, exploring harder rock sounds as well as jazz, and delving into Christian-oriented music. They moved around each other's orbits, appearing on each other's albums occasionally and even reuniting on behalf of George McGovern's 1972 presidential campaign, but it was clear by the late '70s that none of them had enough of an audience on his own to sustain a full-time performing career. Travers moved from Warner Bros. to Chrysalis Records, and to a very brief stay with the Arista label, all without any hits, while Yarrow enjoyed a hit as a songwriter with "Torn Between Two Lovers," and also saw one of his '70s compositions, "River of Jordan," turn up in the 1980 comedy film Airplane!, sung by Lorna Patterson in an excruciatingly funny scene.

This was all a long way from their '60s heyday, and a 1978 reunion album also proved a false start, selling more poorly than any LP in their history. The concerts surrounding that album, however, marked the beginning of a gradual re-forming of the trio. Travers, a single mother with two daughters and a menagerie of pets to look after, was nonetheless concerned with the antinuclear movement, with which Yarrow had long been involved. Stookey rejoined after some hesitation, and by the early '80s Peter, Paul and Mary were a functioning trio again, playing concerts occasionally and trying to record, including their annual Christmas concerts at Carnegie Hall in New York. Without skipping a beat, they picked up from their early-'60s beginnings, only the civil rights anthems had new meaning in an era when the laws protecting those rights were under attack by the Reagan administration. And they were interspersed with songs about the political strife in El Salvador and the nuclear arms race. As long as they included "Puff (The Magic Dragon)" in their repertoire, however, the trio were still largely immune from attack by the right. The real difficulty was getting their work heard by a larger public in the music environment of the '80s.

By that late date, none of the major labels were interested in the work of folk groups of their vintage so they issued their own; they initially released the live reunion album Such Is Love on their own Peter, Paul and Mary label. They were associated with Gold Castle Records, a promising independent label, for much of the late '80s, until its failure, but they did get to record a handful of LPs that they ended up owning outright. They retained good relations with Warner Bros., sufficient for Peter Yarrow to personally supervise the digital remastering and transfer of their classic '60s catalog to compact disc at the end of the '80s. Finally, in 1992, some 30 years after the trio signed with them, Warner Bros. became interested in doing a follow-up to Peter, Paul and Mommy, which had been a perennially good seller in its catalog. The resulting album, Peter, Paul & Mommy, Too and an accompanying television special heralded a return of PP&M to Warner Bros., which subsequently reissued their entire Gold Castle catalog on CD.

After the '80s, the group had been moving into the role of elder statesmen of the folk community -- Mary Travers even hosted a television special that brought together the entire present and former membership of the Kingston Trio on-stage -- and this status was borne out in 1995 with the Lifelines album. An all-star concept record featuring the trio performing with colleagues, older and younger -- including ex-Weaver Ronnie Gilbert and blues legend B.B. King -- it was sufficiently successful to generate a concert follow-up, Lifelines Live, the next year. In 1998, they carried the same all-star singalong concept a step further, in a slightly different direction, with Around the Campfire, and in 1999, Warner Bros. issued its second PP&M best-of compilation, Songs of Conscience & Concern. In 2004, Travers was diagnosed with leukemia and eventually underwent a bone-marrow transplant, but the trio resumed performing by the following year. Successive tours followed during the 2000s until news appeared in 2009 that Travers' leukemia had re-emerged. She began chemotherapy, but died of complications on September 16 of that year. Yarrow and Stookey, as a tribute to Travers, turned next to a project the trio had been discussing before her death -- adding fresh symphonic orchestrations to live tracks of the group from several '80s and '90s concerts. The resulting album, The Prague Sessions, appeared early in 2010. Peter Yarrow died after a four-year struggle with bladder cancer on January 7, 2025; he was 86. ~ Bruce Eder, Rovi

Genres

: folk folk rock

Total plays

454.9 million
Updated on 2025-07-06

Country

United States

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Monthly listeners

1,247,639

Followers

811,287

Top Cities

  1. Australia
    18,098 listeners
  2. Australia
    15,836 listeners
  3. United States
    13,169 listeners
  4. United States
    14,689 listeners
  5. Canada
    13,162 listeners

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The Kid
The Kid
138,037 5:06 1995-01-01
Lemon Tree - Live in Japan 1967
Lemon Tree - Live in Japan 1967
135,069 3:16 2012-12-04
Somos El Barco
Somos El Barco
128,545 3:56 1993-01-01
San Francisco Bay Blues
San Francisco Bay Blues
127,851 3:02 1965-01-01
Blowin' in the Wind - Live in Japan 1967
Blowin' in the Wind - Live in Japan 1967
120,867 3:13 2012-12-04
This Land Is Your Land - Live in Japan 1967
This Land Is Your Land - Live in Japan 1967
120,378 3:18 2012-12-04
The Times They Are A-Changin' - Live Version
The Times They Are A-Changin' - Live Version
119,166 3:17 1975-06-30
Puff, the Magic Dragon - Live in Japan 1967
Puff, the Magic Dragon - Live in Japan 1967
116,165 4:19 2012-12-04
The Times They Are A-Changin' - Live in Japan 1967
The Times They Are A-Changin' - Live in Japan 1967
115,147 3:19 2012-12-04
For Baby (For Bobby) - Live in Japan 1967
For Baby (For Bobby) - Live in Japan 1967
112,267 3:02 2012-12-04
Inside
Inside
110,583 4:38 1993-01-01
If I Had a Hammer - Live in Japan 1967
If I Had a Hammer - Live in Japan 1967
110,230 2:42 2012-12-04
Goodnight Irene
Goodnight Irene
106,933 3:23 2020-10-30
Sometime Lovin' - Live in Japan 1967
Sometime Lovin' - Live in Japan 1967
101,007 3:10 2012-12-04
Pack up Your Sorrows
Pack up Your Sorrows
100,018 3:06 1966-01-01
Blowin' in the Wind - Live with Symphony Orchestra
Blowin' in the Wind - Live with Symphony Orchestra
98,746 4:13 2010-03-05
500 Miles - Live Version
500 Miles - Live Version
97,721 3:02 1975-06-30
River of Jordan - Lifelines Live Version
River of Jordan - Lifelines Live Version
96,704 4:42 1996-08-02
For Baby (For Bobbie)
For Baby (For Bobbie)
95,212 2:46 1966-01-01
No Choice - Live Version
No Choice - Live Version
91,599 2:41 2014-11-17
When the Ship Comes In - Live in Japan 1967
When the Ship Comes In - Live in Japan 1967
87,986 2:53 2012-12-04
The Good Times We Had - Live in Japan 1967
The Good Times We Had - Live in Japan 1967
86,845 2:49 2012-12-04
Light One Candle - Live with Symphony Orchestra
Light One Candle - Live with Symphony Orchestra
84,895 3:16 2010-03-05
A' Soalin' - Live Version
A' Soalin' - Live Version
83,442 5:28 1975-06-30
Come and Go with Me
Come and Go with Me
83,272 3:08 1965-01-01
One Kind Favor - Live Version
One Kind Favor - Live Version
82,715 3:13 1975-06-30
Puff, the Magic Dragon - Live with Symphony Orchestra
Puff, the Magic Dragon - Live with Symphony Orchestra
80,867 4:21 2010-03-05
Puff, the Magic Dragon - Live Version
Puff, the Magic Dragon - Live Version
80,629 6:19 1975-06-30
Jesus Met the Woman - Live Version
Jesus Met the Woman - Live Version
80,175 4:24 1975-06-30
Where Have All the Flowers Gone - Live with Symphony Orchestra
Where Have All the Flowers Gone - Live with Symphony Orchestra
78,691 4:30 2010-03-05
Leaving on a Jet Plane - Live with Symphony Orchestra
Leaving on a Jet Plane - Live with Symphony Orchestra
78,038 3:50 2010-03-05
Blowin' in the Wind - Live Version
Blowin' in the Wind - Live Version
76,196 3:36 1975-06-30
Gone the Rainbow - Live in Japan 1967
Gone the Rainbow - Live in Japan 1967
74,893 2:39 2012-12-04
Another Side of This Life - Live in Japan 1967
Another Side of This Life - Live in Japan 1967
74,881 2:57 2012-12-04
Geraldine and Ruthie Mae - Live Version
Geraldine and Ruthie Mae - Live Version
73,876 3:44 2014-11-17
Oh, Rock My Soul - Live Version
Oh, Rock My Soul - Live Version
73,019 5:47 1975-06-30
When I Die - Live in Japan 1967
When I Die - Live in Japan 1967
69,785 2:47 2012-12-04
If I Had My Way - Live in Japan 1967
If I Had My Way - Live in Japan 1967
69,311 2:43 2012-12-04
I Know an Old Lady (Who Swallowed a Fly)
I Know an Old Lady (Who Swallowed a Fly)
68,722 6:28 1993-01-01
Blue - Live Version
Blue - Live Version
68,334 4:07 1975-06-30
Some Walls - Live with Symphony Orchestra
Some Walls - Live with Symphony Orchestra
66,801 2:42 2010-03-05
Little Ship - Live Version
Little Ship - Live Version
66,001 6:16 2014-11-17
Hurry Sundown - Live in Japan 1967
Hurry Sundown - Live in Japan 1967
65,859 2:54 2012-12-04
San Francisco Bay Blues - Live in Japan 1967
San Francisco Bay Blues - Live in Japan 1967
64,977 3:29 2012-12-04
If I Had A Hammer - Live
If I Had A Hammer - Live
64,763 2:14 2019-08-16
It's Magic - Live with Symphony Orchestra
It's Magic - Live with Symphony Orchestra
63,750 4:20 2010-03-05
Mi Caballo Blanco - Live Version
Mi Caballo Blanco - Live Version
62,397 3:45 2014-11-17
Unicorn Song
Unicorn Song
61,985 5:33 1978-09-05
Paultalk - Live in Japan 1967
Paultalk - Live in Japan 1967
61,980 5:10 2012-12-04
Well, Well, Well - Live in Japan 1967
Well, Well, Well - Live in Japan 1967
60,230 3:13 2012-12-04
Reason to Believe
Reason to Believe
59,714 2:12 1968-08-01
Midnight Special - Live Version
Midnight Special - Live Version
59,627 2:31 2014-11-17
Sergei's Blues - Live in Japan 1967
Sergei's Blues - Live in Japan 1967
58,974 1:42 2012-12-04
Early in the Morning
Early in the Morning
58,855 1:38 2013-04-14
This Land Is Your Land - Live with Symphony Orchestra
This Land Is Your Land - Live with Symphony Orchestra
56,806 3:41 2010-03-05
Day Is Done - Live with Symphony Orchestra
Day Is Done - Live with Symphony Orchestra
56,724 3:47 2010-03-05
Space Suits - Live Version
Space Suits - Live Version
56,032 4:20 2014-11-17
Be Right Back - Live Version
Be Right Back - Live Version
54,818 2:38 2014-11-17
Because All Men Are Brothers
Because All Men Are Brothers
54,603 3:17 2001-01-01
Motherless Child
Motherless Child
54,160 3:43 1965-01-01
All Mixed Up
All Mixed Up
53,945 3:57 1990-01-01
It's Raining - Live in Japan 1967
It's Raining - Live in Japan 1967
53,874 4:08 2012-12-04
Semper Fi - Live Version
Semper Fi - Live Version
53,813 4:55 2014-11-17
Ballad of Spring Hill (Spring Hill Disaster)
Ballad of Spring Hill (Spring Hill Disaster)
53,607 3:13 1965-01-01
Parallel Universe - Live Version
Parallel Universe - Live Version
52,849 3:51 2014-11-17
Show the Way - Live Version
Show the Way - Live Version
52,468 3:54 2014-11-17
If I Had a Hammer - Live Version
If I Had a Hammer - Live Version
52,269 2:35 1975-06-30
The Cuckoo
The Cuckoo
52,261 2:21 1965-01-01
Well, Well, Well
Well, Well, Well
51,939 3:14 1966-01-01
Forever Young
Forever Young
51,732 6:24 1978-09-05
Sometime Lovin'
Sometime Lovin'
51,480 3:06 1966-01-01
Le Deserteur - Live Version
Le Deserteur - Live Version
50,185 4:34 1975-06-30
Weave Me the Sunshine
Weave Me the Sunshine
49,400 2:23 1987-01-01
Car-Car - Live Version
Car-Car - Live Version
48,398 5:02 1975-06-30
Don't Laugh at Me - Live with Symphony Orchestra
Don't Laugh at Me - Live with Symphony Orchestra
48,396 5:09 2010-03-05
It Ain't Me Babe
It Ain't Me Babe
47,943 4:45 1990-01-01
Adagio for Strings (Symphony Orchestra Only)
Adagio for Strings (Symphony Orchestra Only)
46,957 7:27 2010-03-05
Puff The Magic Dragon - Live
Puff The Magic Dragon - Live
46,809 4:45 2019-08-16
500 Miles
500 Miles
46,176 2:47 2013-08-02
Somagwaza / Hey Motswala
Somagwaza / Hey Motswala
45,826 2:52 1993-01-01
Golden Vanity
Golden Vanity
45,139 4:28 1990-01-01
The Eddystone Light
The Eddystone Light
44,978 2:36 1993-01-01
Single Girl - Live Version
Single Girl - Live Version
44,559 2:32 1975-06-30
The Kid - Live with Symphony Orchestra
The Kid - Live with Symphony Orchestra
44,136 4:47 2010-03-05
Wasn't That a Time
Wasn't That a Time
43,268 2:23 1965-01-01
Pastures of Plenty
Pastures of Plenty
42,580 3:26 1993-01-01
Talkin' Candy Bar Blues
Talkin' Candy Bar Blues
39,120 2:37 1965-01-01
Dodi Li
Dodi Li
38,678 1:59 1990-01-01
Like the First Time
Like the First Time
38,611 4:18 1978-09-05
Home on the Range / Don't Ever Take Away My Freedom
Home on the Range / Don't Ever Take Away My Freedom
38,559 5:51 1993-01-01
Right Field
Right Field
38,369 3:38 1987-01-01
Poem for Erika / For Baby
Poem for Erika / For Baby
38,174 4:30 1993-01-01
Greenland Whale Fisheries - Live with Symphony Orchestra
Greenland Whale Fisheries - Live with Symphony Orchestra
37,586 4:32 2010-03-05
The King of Names
The King of Names
37,122 4:09 1966-01-01
If I Had My Way - Live Version
If I Had My Way - Live Version
37,005 2:53 1975-06-30
Hymn
Hymn
36,212 2:19 1968-08-01
Moments of Soft Persuasion
Moments of Soft Persuasion
35,892 2:35 1968-08-01
All God's Critters - 2004 Remaster
All God's Critters - 2004 Remaster
35,742 2:31 2004-02-24
Jesus Is on the Wire - Live with Symphony Orchestra
Jesus Is on the Wire - Live with Symphony Orchestra
35,633 4:05 2010-03-05
No Easy Walk to Freedom
No Easy Walk to Freedom
35,422 2:48 1987-01-01
The Other Side of This Life
The Other Side of This Life
34,922 3:04 1966-01-01
Greenland Whale Fisheries
Greenland Whale Fisheries
33,410 4:16 1987-01-01
I Shall Be Released
I Shall Be Released
33,258 2:41 1968-08-01
Jesus Met The Woman At The Well - Live
Jesus Met The Woman At The Well - Live
33,209 4:17 2019-08-16
Rising Of The Moon - Live
Rising Of The Moon - Live
32,439 3:26 2019-08-16
It's Raining - Live Version
It's Raining - Live Version
31,587 5:24 1975-06-30
San Francisco Bay Blues - Live
San Francisco Bay Blues - Live
30,300 2:15 2019-08-16
Sweet Survivor
Sweet Survivor
30,293 4:04 1978-09-05
Paultalk - Live Version
Paultalk - Live Version
29,663 12:39 1975-06-30
River of Jordan
River of Jordan
29,470 5:26 1995-01-01
If I Had My Way - Live
If I Had My Way - Live
29,458 2:54 2019-08-16
Union Medley: You Gotta Go Down and Join the Union / Put It on the Ground / Union Maid / We Shall Not be Moved / Which Side Are You On - 2004 Remaster
Union Medley: You Gotta Go Down and Join the Union / Put It on the Ground / Union Maid / We Shall Not be Moved / Which Side Are You On - 2004 Remaster
29,279 6:51 2004-02-24
Lemon Tree
Lemon Tree
28,720 2:56 2013-08-02
Wasn't That A Time - Live
Wasn't That A Time - Live
28,119 2:25 2019-08-16
Summer, Highland Falls
Summer, Highland Falls
28,034 3:50 1978-09-05
Apologize
Apologize
27,786 2:51 1968-08-01
Such Is Love
Such Is Love
27,483 3:29 1983-01-01
The Times They Are A-Changin' - Live Edit Version
The Times They Are A-Changin' - Live Edit Version
26,927 4:09 1996-08-02
Yesterday's Tomorrow
Yesterday's Tomorrow
26,860 3:34 1968-08-01
Blowin' In The Wind - Live
Blowin' In The Wind - Live
26,765 2:59 2019-08-16
Norman Normal
Norman Normal
26,457 2:12 1966-01-01
Rich Man Poor Man
Rich Man Poor Man
25,529 3:36 1968-08-01
The Times They Are A-Changin' - Live
The Times They Are A-Changin' - Live
25,245 3:34 2019-08-16
On A Desert Island - Live
On A Desert Island - Live
25,208 0:47 2019-08-16
The Last Thing on My Mind
The Last Thing on My Mind
24,985 4:16 1990-01-01
By Surprise
By Surprise
24,858 4:15 1978-09-05
If I Had A Hammer
If I Had A Hammer
24,787 2:09 2013-08-02
Best of Friends
Best of Friends
24,610 3:31 1978-09-05
Because All Men Are Brothers - Live
Because All Men Are Brothers - Live
24,584 2:29 2019-08-16
There but for Fortune
There but for Fortune
24,563 4:19 1983-01-01
Love City (Postcards to Duluth)
Love City (Postcards to Duluth)
24,536 3:45 1968-08-01
Come And Go With Me To That Land - Live
Come And Go With Me To That Land - Live
24,272 3:24 2019-08-16
Babylon / Oh Sinner Man
Babylon / Oh Sinner Man
24,136 3:55 1995-01-01
Where Have All The Flowers Gone
Where Have All The Flowers Gone
23,980 3:55 2013-08-02
Home Is Where the Heart Is
Home Is Where the Heart Is
23,897 5:02 1995-01-01
When The Ship Comes In - Live
When The Ship Comes In - Live
23,771 2:57 2019-08-16
House of the Rising Sun
House of the Rising Sun
23,595 3:56 1995-01-01
Early In The Morning
Early In The Morning
23,294 1:35 2013-08-02
Ms. Rheingold
Ms. Rheingold
23,056 4:10 1978-09-05
Hangman - Live
Hangman - Live
22,826 2:52 2019-08-16
No Man's Land
No Man's Land
22,686 4:36 1990-01-01
Power
Power
22,045 3:07 1983-01-01
There's Anger in the Land
There's Anger in the Land
22,006 3:46 1968-08-01
Have You Been to Jail for Justice? - 2004 Remaster
Have You Been to Jail for Justice? - 2004 Remaster
21,485 2:28 2004-02-24
I Shall Be Released
I Shall Be Released
21,421 3:56 1990-01-01
How Can I Keep From Singing? / The Great Storm Is Over - 2004 Remaster
How Can I Keep From Singing? / The Great Storm Is Over - 2004 Remaster
21,377 4:11 2004-02-24
Tramp on the Street
Tramp on the Street
21,218 3:51 1968-08-01
I Need Me to Be for Me
I Need Me to Be for Me
20,894 4:17 1978-09-05
With Your Face to the Wind (Harriet's Song)
With Your Face to the Wind (Harriet's Song)
20,620 4:38 1990-01-01
Wayfaring Stranger - 2004 Remaster
Wayfaring Stranger - 2004 Remaster
20,494 3:10 2004-02-24
She Dreams
She Dreams
20,197 2:56 1968-08-01
Don't Go Down to the Quarry
Don't Go Down to the Quarry
20,180 3:59 1983-01-01
Babylon / Oh Sinner Man - Lifelines Live Version
Babylon / Oh Sinner Man - Lifelines Live Version
19,644 3:57 1996-08-02
I'd Rather Be in Love
I'd Rather Be in Love
19,384 3:02 1987-01-01
Autumn To May
Autumn To May
19,050 2:47 2013-08-02
This Train
This Train
19,017 2:04 2013-08-02
The Great Mandala (The Wheel of Life)
The Great Mandala (The Wheel of Life)
18,931 6:10 1995-01-01
Deportee
Deportee
18,505 5:02 1995-01-01
Some Walls - 2004 Remaster
Some Walls - 2004 Remaster
18,446 2:37 2004-02-24
Sorrow
Sorrow
18,080 2:53 2013-08-02
For the Love of It All
For the Love of It All
17,980 4:51 1995-01-01
Take the Chance
Take the Chance
17,963 4:41 1995-01-01
75 Septembers
75 Septembers
17,706 3:51 1995-01-01
Go Tell Aunt Rhody - Live
Go Tell Aunt Rhody - Live
17,520 3:16 2019-08-16
Miner's Lifeguard - Live
Miner's Lifeguard - Live
17,451 2:16 2019-08-16
Cruel War
Cruel War
17,133 3:27 2013-08-02
The Great Mandala (The Wheel of Life) - Lifelines Live
The Great Mandala (The Wheel of Life) - Lifelines Live
17,054 6:20 1996-08-02
Music Speaks Louder Than Words
Music Speaks Louder Than Words
17,037 3:23 1983-01-01
Early In The Morning - Live
Early In The Morning - Live
16,983 1:33 2019-08-16
Yuppies in the Sky
Yuppies in the Sky
16,692 4:33 1990-01-01
Home Is Where the Heart Is
Home Is Where the Heart Is
16,553 4:53 1996-08-02
Wanderin' / Nobody Knows When Your Down and Out
Wanderin' / Nobody Knows When Your Down and Out
16,364 3:33 1995-01-01
75 Septembers - Lifelines Live Version
75 Septembers - Lifelines Live Version
16,293 3:53 1996-08-02
Deportee - Lifelines Live Version
Deportee - Lifelines Live Version
16,284 4:34 1996-08-02
House of the Rising Sun - Lifelines Live Version
House of the Rising Sun - Lifelines Live Version
15,923 3:42 1996-08-02
September Song
September Song
15,899 3:02 1995-01-01
It's Raiing
It's Raiing
15,618 4:21 2013-08-02
Wanderin' / Nobody Knows When You're Down and Out - Lifelines Live Version
Wanderin' / Nobody Knows When You're Down and Out - Lifelines Live Version
15,547 3:31 1996-08-02
Greenwood
Greenwood
15,341 4:06 1987-01-01
Coming of the Roads
Coming of the Roads
15,176 4:45 1990-01-01
Fair Ireland
Fair Ireland
14,747 4:07 1990-01-01
Listen Mr. Bilbo
Listen Mr. Bilbo
14,429 3:35 1990-01-01
Stewball - Live Version
Stewball - Live Version
14,042 4:04 1996-08-02
Tryin' To Win - Live
Tryin' To Win - Live
13,954 1:47 2019-08-16
State of the Heart
State of the Heart
13,698 3:24 1987-01-01
Would You Like to Learn to Dance
Would You Like to Learn to Dance
13,631 3:51 1983-01-01
Jesus Is on the Wire - 2004 Remaster
Jesus Is on the Wire - 2004 Remaster
13,546 3:25 2004-02-24
Whispered Words
Whispered Words
13,534 3:24 1987-01-01
Danny's Downs
Danny's Downs
13,529 4:41 1990-01-01
Betty & Dupree - Live
Betty & Dupree - Live
13,356 2:20 2019-08-16
If I Had My Way
If I Had My Way
13,291 2:25 2013-08-02
Freedom Medley - Lifelines Live Version
Freedom Medley - Lifelines Live Version
12,986 6:25 1996-08-02
For the Love of It All - Lifelines Live Version
For the Love of It All - Lifelines Live Version
12,442 4:49 1996-08-02
Stewball
Stewball
12,363 5:35 1983-01-01
The Kid - Lifelines Live Version
The Kid - Lifelines Live Version
12,063 5:18 1996-08-02
Wild Places
Wild Places
12,063 5:14 1983-01-01
It's Magic - 2004 Remaster
It's Magic - 2004 Remaster
12,035 4:07 2004-02-24
Every Flower
Every Flower
12,027 2:50 1983-01-01
24 Green Street
24 Green Street
11,568 3:10 1995-01-01
Invisible People - 2004 Remaster
Invisible People - 2004 Remaster
11,215 3:20 2004-02-24
Old Enough (Ode to an Aging Rocker) - Lifelines Live Version
Old Enough (Ode to an Aging Rocker) - Lifelines Live Version
11,140 3:26 1996-08-02
But a Moment
But a Moment
10,661 3:41 1995-01-01
Old Enough (An Ode to an Aging Rocker)
Old Enough (An Ode to an Aging Rocker)
10,458 4:32 1995-01-01
Delivery Delayed
Delivery Delayed
10,440 4:42 1983-01-01
Sweet Survivor - Lifelines Live Version
Sweet Survivor - Lifelines Live Version
10,350 4:20 1996-08-02
Oh, Had I a Golden Thread - 2004 Remaster
Oh, Had I a Golden Thread - 2004 Remaster
10,286 7:08 2004-02-24
The Love in You
The Love in You
10,232 3:09 1990-01-01
Of This World - 2004 Remaster
Of This World - 2004 Remaster
9,736 3:21 2004-02-24
Virtual Party - Lifelines Live Version
Virtual Party - Lifelines Live Version
9,149 5:01 1996-08-02
Freight Train
Freight Train
1,024 2:44 2020-08-21
Cruel War (Single Version)
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Gilgarra Mountain
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Hurry Sundown (Single Version)
Hurry Sundown (Single Version)
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[Warner Records]
See What Tomorrow Brings
See What Tomorrow Brings
1965-01-01
[Warner Records]
A Song Will Rise
A Song Will Rise
1965-01-01
[Warner Records]
Moving
Moving
1963-01-01
[Warner Records]
In the Wind
In the Wind
1963-01-01
[Warner Records]
Peter, Paul and Mary
Peter, Paul and Mary
1962-05-01
[Warner Records]
Top Ten Tunes 1962
Top Ten Tunes 1962
1962-01-01
[Top Ten Tunes]
Peter, Paul & Mary
Peter, Paul & Mary
1962-01-01
[Black Sheep Music]