Arts & Entertainment
Celebrating The Life and Legacy of Pete Seeger
Star Patcher Robert Nebel spoke with folk musician John McCutcheon about his latest project-and performed in Duluth on May 5.
Folk legend Pete Seeger would have turned 100 this year and to celebrate, musician John McCutcheon released his 40th album which pays tribute to Seeger’s work. I sat down with McCutcheon to talk about this exciting project as well as many other subjects in this video feature. I'm not the narrator of this story, but I wrote, produced and edited the feature. In this story, you will see how McCutcheon is beyond the master of the guitar, banjo and dulcimer. He is a truly gifted singer, songwriter and multi-instrumentalist.
On Sunday, May 5, McCutcheon celebrated Pete Seeger’s 100th birthday at the Red Clay Music Foundry.
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For more information about this venue, The Red Clay Music Foundry's website. They are in downtown Duluth at 3116 Main Street.
John McCutcheon has been a tour de force in the folk music world for more than four decades. McCutcheon is a Georgia-based musician who wows crowds throughout the world, but more importantly in his adopted home state.