The Weavers

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  • folk
  • 50s
  • blues
  • oldies
  • political
The Weavers, an American folk group, began in 1947 and consisted of Ronnie Gilbert, Pete Seeger, Lee Hays, Fred Hellerman, and often Erik Darling. The name came from an 1892 drama of the same name by Gerhart Hauptmann. They inspired the commercial "folk boom" that followed them in the 1950s and 1960s, including such acts as The Kingston Trio and Peter, Paul and Mary. The group's first big hit was in 1949 with Leadbelly's Goodnight Irene, backed with the 1941 Israeli song Tzena, Tzena, Tzena.

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Songs

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    'Round the World

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    (Come on and) Join Into the Game

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    (Ma Come' Bali) Bela Bimba (feat. Ronnie Gilbert)

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    A Few Words About Travel by Lee Hays

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    A La Volette

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    A Train to the Zoo, Parts 1 & 2

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    A U.N. Prayer

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    A-Walkin' and A-Talkin'

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    Across the Wide Missouri (feat. Terry Gilkyson)

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    Almost Done

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    Almost Done (On a Monday)

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    Along the Colorado Trail

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    Amacing Grace

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    Around the Corner (Beneath the Berry Tree)

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    Around the World

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    Around the World Medley

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    Aunt Rhodie

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    Aweigh Santy Anno

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    Aweigh, Santy Ano

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    Banks of Marble

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    Bay of Mexico

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    Below the Gallows Tree

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    Benoni

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    Bill Bailey Come Home

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    Boll Weevil

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    Born in East Virginia

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    Brother Can You Spare a Dime

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    Brother Can You Spare a Dime?

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    Buddy Rogers Show: November 24, 1950, Interview

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    Burgundian Carol

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    Bury Me

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    Buttermilk Hill

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    Bye Baby Bye

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    Calla, Calla (The Bride) (feat. Ronnie Gilbert)

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    Clementine

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    Come Away Melinda

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    Come Away, Melinda

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    Darling Corey

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    Darling Cory

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    Die Gedanken sind frei

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    Dig My Grave

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    Down in the Valley

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    East Virginia Blues

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    Easy Rider Blues

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    Eddystone Light

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    El Quinto Regimento

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    Empty Pocket Blues

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    Eres Akta

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    Erie Canal

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    Every Night


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