This single, a cover of the Pete Seeger-penned folk anthem, became a cornerstone of Peter, Paul and Mary’s early career, showcasing their signature harmonies and commitment to social commentary.
- The single was released in August 1962, reaching number 3 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart.
- It was included on their debut album, 'Peter, Paul and Mary,' released later that year.
- The song's themes of justice and equality resonated deeply during the Civil Rights Movement.
Peter, Paul and Mary were an American folk group associated with the 1960s singer-songwriter and folk-rock movements. The trio’s music often featured socially conscious lyrics and harmonies.
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