Artist	Song
Peter, Paul & Mary	Leaving On a Jet Plane
from Around the Campfire (2010)
Peter, Paul & Mary	Puff, the Magic Dragon
from Moving (2008)
Peter, Paul & Mary	Blowin' In the Wind
from The Very Best of Peter, Paul and Mary (2005)
Peter, Paul & Mary	If I Had a Hammer
from Around the Campfire (2010)
Peter, Paul & Mary	I Dig Rock and Roll Music
from The Very Best of Peter, Paul and Mary (2005)
Peter, Paul & Mary	Lemon Tree
from The Very Best of Peter, Paul and Mary (2005)
Peter, Paul & Mary	Don't Think Twice, It's Alright
from The Very Best of Peter, Paul and Mary (2005)
Peter, Paul & Mary	For Lovin' Me
from The Very Best of Peter, Paul and Mary (2005)
Peter, Paul & Mary	Too Much of Nothing
from The Very Best of Peter, Paul and Mary (2005)
Peter, Paul & Mary	500 Miles
from The Very Best of Peter, Paul and Mary (2005)
Peter, Paul & Mary	Day Is Done
from The Very Best of Peter, Paul and Mary (2005)
Peter, Paul & Mary	Where Have All the Flowers Gone
from The Very Best of Peter, Paul and Mary (2005)
Peter, Paul & Mary	Stewball
from The Very Best of Peter, Paul and Mary (2005)
Peter, Paul & Mary	The Times They Are A-Changin'
from Peter, Paul and Mary In Concert (2009)
Peter, Paul & Mary	This Land Is Your Land
from Moving (2008)
Peter, Paul & Mary	Early Mornin' Rain
from The Very Best of Peter, Paul and Mary (2005)
Peter, Paul & Mary	The Great Mandella (The Wheel of Life)
from Album 1700 (2008)
Peter, Paul & Mary	Don't Laugh At Me
from The Very Best of Peter, Paul and Mary (2005)
Peter, Paul & Mary	No Easy Walk to Freedom
from No Easy Walk to Freedom (2008)
Peter, Paul & Mary	When the Ship Comes In
from A Song Will Rise (2010)
Peter, Paul & Mary	A'Soalin
from Moving (2008)
Peter, Paul & Mary	Freight Train
from In the Wind (2010)
Peter, Paul & Mary	The Song Is Love
from Album 1700 (2008)
Peter, Paul & Mary	Early In the Morning
from The Very Best of Peter, Paul and Mary (2005)
Peter, Paul & Mary	Cruel War (Single Version)
from The Very Best of Peter, Paul and Mary (2005)

Comment:

Peter Yarrow, Noel Paul Stookey, and Mary Travers entertained and challenged their audiences when they began recording in 1962. Their music prodded the conscience as well as soothed the soul. From the Kennedy era to the days of W., this legendary trio has never stopped singing out and speaking its mind.

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