Peter, Paul and Mary

Peter Yarrow brought his many voices, bigger-than-life personality and a crowd of about 300 to take over the back of the Barnes and Noble bookstore Monday night. Read More

Back in the 1960s, the era of civil rights and Vietnam War protests, three names dominated the folk-song scene — Peter, Paul and Mary. Peter Yarrow, now 71, still is fighting perceived injustices in the world, but more often than not he aims his musical messages at youngsters, instilling values of self-esteem, fairness and equality through song. Read More

@britneyspears Here's the third picture- http://twitpic.com/nc8bx Stay tuned tomorrow for 3 video sneak peeks from the 3 video! Read More

....I said some nice things bout this song but they're gone now. Read More

For such a storied trio with so many highlights, and so many album encapsulations of them, it's still worthwhile to amble down Peter, Paul & Mary 's long road of songs and see the sights. Read More

If you have come to this column today for a discussion of health care, climate change, the economy, whether President Obama is our country's salvation or ruination, or other consequential issue of the day, you will have to go elsewhere. Read More

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Turn off for awhile those discordant notes of rancor and repression that sour the symphony of American life today. Read More

Mary Travers, whose bell-clear alto defined songs of the folk era, stayed a true believer well into an age when true belief was enough to reduce many to the status of quaint oddity, like some lost soldier found on a South Pacific island, fighting on long past the truce. Read More

Mary Travers, whose bell-clear alto defined songs of the folk era, stayed a true believer well into an age when true belief was enough to reduce many to the status of quaint oddity, like some lost soldier found on a South Pacific island, fighting on long past the truce. Read More