Pete Seeger
F- Birthday
- May 3, 1919
- Age
- 106
- Height
- 0'0" (0 cm)
- Net Worth
- $4M
About
Pete Seeger was a highly influential American folk singer, songwriter, musician, and social activist. He achieved mainstream success in the 1940s and early 1950s with The Weavers, who popularized folk songs like "Goodnight, Irene." During the McCarthy era, Seeger faced blacklisting but re-emerged as a leading voice in the protest music scene of the 1960s. He championed causes such as civil rights, disarmament, and environmental protection.
Career Timeline
Joins The Weavers
Gained mainstream success.
The Weavers Blacklisted
Fell victim to McCarthyism.
Solo Career Resurgence
Re-emerged as folk icon.
Civil Rights Anthem Writer
Championed social justice and peace.
National Medal of Arts
Honored for artistic achievement.
Performed at Obama Inauguration
Celebrated career peak in his elder years.
Passed Away in New York
Died a legend of folk music.
Impact on Music Forgotten
While known in his era, his influence is lost in time.
