From: et472@FreeNet.Carleton.CA   
      
   Paul Ciszek (nospam@nospam.com) writes:   
   > I just saw "Pete Seeger:  The Power of Song" and I can't recommend it   
   > enough.  There was an instrumental tune that I had heard before but   
   > cannot name; it was used during the scene where Pete was talking about   
   > building his house, his wife was complaining that he would stop to show   
   > someone how to play a lick on the banjo, etc.  Can anyone name that tune?   
   >   
   Is it "Living in the Country"?   
      
   I've nosee the doc you are talking about, but it is an instrumental,   
   and was thought well enough of to be put on "Pete Seeger's Greatest Hits".   
      
   I've got it on now, and he whistles at one point, fairly early on.  There   
   is even a bit that sounds slightly like Jefferson AIrplane's (well Jorma's)   
   "Embryonic Journey".   
      
        Michael   
      
   > BTW, does he still live there?  It didn't look like a good place for   
   > someone of his age to be spending the winter.   
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