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True! I believe it was 1976 I was fourteen and I met Pete Seeger at Massey Hall in Toronto. A very humble man he was, performed with a guitar and banjo - one instrument on the floor while he played the other. No fancy stand or anyone else on stage. Wearing scuffed up workboots, old jeans and a basic white shirt and the same hat he wore almost every day, honesty dripped off this guy. He had an old wooden school chair to prop one leg up from time to time as he stood. His banjo was one that he made himself and he had an old twelve string guitar that was left to him by none other than Huddy Ledbetter who was more widely known as Leadbelly. (For those needing further reference, Leadbelly wrote Goodnight Irene which Jim Reeves made famous; Huddy died before he ever saw a nickel for it.) Nothing else on the stage. Pete would have been 58-59 at the time. After the show he allowed anyone who wanted to to line up backstage and he met them all one by one, staying hours after he'd stopped playing and imparting to all how we are all links in a chain and that's how we can change the world, one link at a time. He shook everybody's hands. I'm a huge folk music fan to this day. Folk music tells the truth.
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