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Report from Grimes Creek . Release Date: 1991; Record label: Green Linnet; Studio album; Notes: A portrait of the place where I live, Way Out in Idaho. Mostly pieces written by my mother, Nancy Stringfellow and some by me and mom's favorite songs.
Way out in In Idaho, is a monumental collection of songs, stories, pictures, and recipes; gathered in the course of three years spent traveling around her home state and listening to its people. Her collection of the writings of her mother, Nancy Stringfellow, Report from Grimes Creek, is still in print.
A different Pete Seeger discography can be found in David Dunaway's revised and re-issued biography, How Can I Keep from Singing (see Bibliography). Over 80 of the songs in this book are available from Appleseed Recordings on a 3 volume series called the Songs of Pete Seeger and a new Pete Seeger CD, called “At 89”.
" — Pete Seeger. Read "Song for Daughters" A memoir comprised of five essays, three poems, and a letter to her daughter, Report from Grimes Creek was compiled by folksinger Rosalie Sorrels from her mother’s writings.
Throughout her career, she performed and recorded with other notable folk musicians, including Utah Phillips, Dave Van Ronk, Peggy Seeger and Pete Seeger. Oscar Zeta Acosta, Hunter S. Thompson and Studs Terkel wrote introductory notes for her albums.
Peter Seeger (May 3, 1919 – January 27, 2014) was an American folk singer and social activist.
