The Very Best of Peter Paul and Mary

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Compact disc.
Compilation of selections originally released 1962-2003.
Early in the morning -- 500 miles -- Lemon tree -- If I had a hammer (single version) -- Where have all the flowers gone -- Puff, the magic dragon -- The cruel was -- This land is your land -- Blowin' in the wind -- Stewball -- Don't think twice, it's all right -- For lovin' me -- For baby (for Bobby) -- The time they are a changin' -- Early mornin' rain -- Leaving on a jet plane -- I dig rock and roll music -- Too much of nothing -- The great mandala (the wheel of life) -- Day is done )live/single version) -- El Salvador -- Wedding song (there is love) / Noel Paul Stookey -- Follow me / Mary Travers -- Weave me the sunshine / Peter Yarrow -- Don't laugh at me.
Peter, Paul, and Mary.

COMMUNITY REVIEWS

Beautiful Music submitted by betsywil on August 10, 2015, 9:08pm Classic tunes, sung by classic musicians. This CD is a pleasure to listen to.

So good submitted by tbbrown76 on July 25, 2019, 10:33pm The sixties music had mellow and radical change intertwined. PP and M are no different. With the technology at the time these three had such a good sound. Amazing harmonies and quality lyrics makes this a classic album that should never go out of style.
Recommended.
TB

Sophisticated trio/ folk songs submitted by ccrose on August 23, 2019, 9:18am Their very interesting song choices, ones that helped define how broad the folk category could be that caught my ear. 1962, they hung out in Greenwich Village, busking and quickly went into club singing and record deals. I was drawn in by their tight, clean harmonies, enough so that I bought myself a guitar and went looking for friends who were fascinated too. Bob Dylan’s songs played a dominant part of their work, right in step with his protest songs. Exciting little known folk songwriters like Elizabeth Cotton (Freight Train), Jimmy Driftwood (Long Chain On), Rev Gary Davis (If I Had My Way) Gordon Lightfoot (Early Morning Rain) were new to me.