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Peggy Seeger talks to Cathy Macdonald about growing up in a musical family and what folk music means to her.

Being born into a musical family, the legendary singer and activist Peggy Seeger has been immersed in music and politics for as long as she can remember. And after 80 years her love of music remains undimmed. Peggy tells Cathy Macdonald about growing up in that folk landscape, her relationship with musician Ewan MacColl, and what folk music means to her.

28 minutes

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Sun 8 May 201607:00
BBC Radio Scotland

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  • Tue 3 May 201613:30
    BBC Radio Scotland
  • Sun 8 May 201607:00
    BBC Radio Scotland