A singer, banjo player, songwriter, traditional ballad interpreter, and
political campaigner, Peggy Seeger – born Margaret Seeger in New York City on
June 17, 1935 - is one of folk music's most iconic figures. From a famous family
of folklorists - father Charles Seeger was a musicologist, mother Ruth Crawford
was a composer, while her elder brother Mike and half-brother Pete also became
important folk singers – Peggy Seeger was entrenched in America's folk heritage
almost from the day she first drew breath. Some of the music's most legendary
figures - including Woody Guthrie, Lea...