Sowing The Seeds: The Tenth AnniversaryVarious Artists
Release Date: 09/11/2007
Original Release:
2007
# of Discs:
2
J&R Item # 1000192_CD
UPC # 611587110220
Label: Appleseed Records
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Disc: 1
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Bring Them Home (If You Love Your Uncle Sam) - Pete Seeger/Billy Bragg/Steve Earle/Ani DiFranco
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If You Miss Me at the Back of the Bus - Peter Yarrow/Kim & Reggie Harris/Rufus Cappadocia/Bethany Yarrow
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Ross Perot, The (George Bush) Guide to Answering Embarrassing Questions - Pete Seeger/Tao Rodriguez-Seeger (Exclusive New Track)
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Where Have All the Flowers Gone - Dolores Keane/Tommy Sands/Vedran Smailovic
Disc: 2
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Performer: Various Artists
Engineer: Andy Melvin; James Lebrecht; David Seitz; Raeann Zschokke; Toby Scott Producer: Reggie Harris; Peter Yarrow; Jim Musselman; David Seitz; Bruce Springsteen Distributor: E1 Distribution (USA) Notes: Appleseed has built its reputation as a label unafraid of politics, a place where an artist can speak his or her mind without fear of censorship. More than that, however, the label has now made it to the ten-year mark, proving that doing the right thing doesn't have to be financially foolish. Sowing the Seeds: The Tenth Anniversary, then, is a celebration, highlighted by the fruits of Appleseed's labors, brightened by a handful of new tracks and spread out over two discs. The names, from Pete Seeger to Ani DiFranco, reveal a label deeply connected to tradition like Smithsonian Folkways, but also one with an ear to the ground for new voices. Some folk and rock fans will no doubt be interested in the new recording of the "Ghost of Tom Joad" with a gritty Bruce Springsteen vocal and narration by Seeger. There are also exclusive tracks by Donovan ("Universal Soldier") and DiFranco ("Waste Deep in the Big Muddy"). The bulk of the collection, however, includes previously recorded tracks by Eric Andersen, Judy Collins, Kim & Reggie Harris, David Bromberg, Bruce Cockburn, Lizzie West, and the White Buffalo, Tom Paxton, and many others. Sowing the Seeds: The Tenth Anniversary makes a solid argument that folk and folk-derived music is alive and well in the 21st century, and more than that, the music makes for a fine celebration. ~ Ronnie D. Lankford, Jr.
Dirty Linen (p.50) - "Pete Seeger's influence is felt throughout both discs. In addition to being featured on a set-opening gospel tune, 'Oh Sacred World,' Seeger is heard on a re-recording of his early-70s diatribe against the death penalty, 'Walking Down Death Road'..."
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