finetune artist: Peter, Paul and Mary

Though they were dismissed by folk purists at the time for being too pop, Peter, Paul and Mary did more than anyone else to bring folk music into the mainstream in the early 1960s. Not only did they champion traditional folk music, they were the first to popularize the work of Bob Dylan; their versions of Dylan's "Blowin' in the Wind" and "Don't Think Twice, It's All Right" reached the Top 10 in 1963, when Dylan was still largely unknown. The trio broke up in 1970, but after their reunion in 1978 they have periodically toured and released music into the 21st century, despite Mary Travers's battle with leukemia.

Listen to Peter, Paul and Mary at Finetune.

(2005) Rhino Hi-Five: Peter, Paul & Mary
(2005) The Very Best of Peter, Paul and Mary
(2005) Reunion
(2005) Reunion
(2004) Carry It On
(1999) Songs of Conscience & Concern - A Retrospective Collection
(1999) Songs Of Conscience And Concern
(1998) Around The Campfire CD1
(1998) Around The Campfire
(1998) Such Is Love
(1998) Around the Campfire
(1996) Lifelines Live
(1995) Lifelines
(1993) Peter, Paul and Mommy Too
(1993) Peter, Paul & Mommy, Too
(1992) Late Again
(1992) The Best Of Peter, Paul And Mary: Ten Years Together
(1992) Flowers And Stones
(1992) No Easy Walk To Freedom
(1992) A Holiday Celebration With The New York Choral Society
(1992) No Easy Walk To Freedom
(1991) Album
(1991) Album
(1991) Album 1700
(1991) See What Tomorrow Brings
(1990) Peter, Paul and Mommy
(1990) In The Wind
(1990) Peter, Paul And Mommy
(1989) Moving
(1989) Peter, Paul And Mary In Concert
(1989) Moving
(1989) Peter, Paul and Mary in Concert CD2
(1988) Peter, Paul And Mary
(1988) Peter, Paul And Mary
(1967) Album 1700
(1965) A Song Will Rise

Leaving On a Jet Plane
Blowin' In the Wind
Puff, The Magic Dragon
If I Had A Hammer
500 Miles