Pete
Seeger
Special
Join
us
for
"How
Can
I
Keep
From
Singing?"
a
moving
radio
documentary
on
the
great
American
folk
singer
and
activist,
Pete
Seeger.
The
finale
of
the
3-part
series
will
be
broadcast
during
Acoustic
Interlude
at
3:00
p.m.
on Sunday,
July
27th.
Part
Three,
"Topical
and
Protest
Songs,"
is
the
most
controversial
segment
of
the
series.
Labeled
as a
Communist,
Seeger
lost
his
recording
contracts
and
was
banned
from
radio
and
TV.
He
then
took
his
music
directly
to
the
people,
playing
at
protest
rallies
against
McCarthyism
and
the
Anti-Communist
hysteria.
He
also
became
heavily
involved
in
the
Civil
Rights
Movement
and
later
became
a
key
voice
against
the
Vietnam
War.
RadioLive
in
August Pierce
Pettis
returns
for
our
August
show,
along
with
another
one
of
our
all-time
favorites,
South
Carolina's
Danielle
Howel
and
they
will
be
joined
by
one
of
the
nation's
fastest
rising
folk
stars,
Erik
Balkey.
Join
us
for
all
the
fun
at
Historic
Pensacola
Village
and
remember
to
bring
a
non-perishable
food
item
for
Manna
Food
Pantries.
Get
all
the
details
at
our
RadioLive
Area.
Chamber
Music Series
Continues
Broadcasts
from the
Chicago
Chamber
Musicians
will
be
featured
Friday
mornings
at
11:00,
continuing
in
the
time
slot
occupied
by
the
Chamber
Music
Society
of
Lincoln
Center.
The
ensemble
is
comprised
of
15
accomplished
artists,
and
together
with
various
internationally
known
guests,
explores
selections
from
the
entire
chamber
music
literature,
culminating
in
these
popular
public
performances.
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