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Mr. Tambourine Man (Live at the Newport Folk Festival. 1964)

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Pete Seeger, We Shall Overcome (Version #02), Berlin, DDR (GDR), 1967

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Peter, Paul and Mary - Blowing in the Wind

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Why was this music important to history?

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Why was this music important to history?

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This type of music was heavily used in protests and marches

Represents the movement from mainstream to something more mature

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Songs were written  by the artists majority of the time

Purpose was to bring back the traditional sound of music with. No pop or Rock n’ Roll, and have meaningful lyrics

Started as “Coffee house” music

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Simple sound of acoustics

Issues in society

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“Real” than mainstream

Lyrics told stories

Had simple acoustic sound

Repetitive beat/rhythm

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Pete Seeger

Bob Dylan

The Weavers

Peter, Paul, and Marry

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1940  - 1963