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| Year formed: 1961 (disbanded 1970) Band members:
Peter Yarrow (born in 1938), Noel Stookey ("Paul" born in 1937),
Mary Travers (born in 1936)
Instruments/roles: guitars, vocals, composers Profile: Peter, Paul and Mary were the most successful folk band of the 1960s. They had all performed separately in folk clubs and coffee houses before being brought together by promoter Albert Grossman. They produced a smooth, professional sound that won them a far wider audience than most other folk musicians of the time. As a result, several of their songs topped the charts. |
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Peter, Paul, and Mary Sheet Music, and Songbooks
Peter, Paul, and Mary CD's, DVD's, Downloads. and LP's
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Album
(1966)
With this record the trio were, in their halting fashion, making some
concessions to or trying to keep up with the times. This was the first
Peter, Paul & Mary album to include significant additional
instrumentation other than the usual ...
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Late
Again (1968)
Live Recording Peter, Paul & Mary: Peter Yarrow (guitar, vocals);
Paul Stookey (guitar, vocals); Mary Travers (vocals). Background vocals:
Albertine Robinson, Maretha Stewart and Tony Wine. Personnel: Peter
Yarrow (vocals, guitar); Albertine Robinson, Martha Stewart, Mary
Travers, Noel Paul Stookey, Toni Wine (vocals). Liner ...
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Such
Is Love (1983)
As far as PPM themselves are concerned, this album is much more
representative of their sound than the 1978 Reunion LP was. Recorded
live in New York City in October of 1981, it was originally released in
America on the ...
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Easy Walk To Freedom (1988)
This collection of lesser-known songs by '60s folk greats Peter, Paul
& Mary will probably best appeal to die-hard fans. It is a fun album
that delivers everything one would expect from the trio: simple acoustic
guitar melodies, great harmonies, ...
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Flowers
And Stones (1992)
Personnel: Peter Yarrow, Paul Stookey, Mary Travers.
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