Iconic Folk singer Pete Seeger dies at 94.

[Bugman]

A great artist. R.I.P. Pete.

http://music.msn.com/music/article.aspx?news=849541&GT1=28102

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[kopfhorer]

I was never a great fan of his, but there were certain of his songs that I liked (Pie In The Sky, English Is Cah-Ray-Zee! f'rinstance).

He was an influence on folk musicians and on some musicians that didn't even play folk music. He will be missed.