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Season
Season 1 Episode
- Season 1 Tom Paxton, The Clancy Brothers and Tommy Makem
- Season 1 'Leadbelly'
- Season 1 Elizabeth Cotton, Rosa Valentin and Rafael Martinez
- Season 1 Ruth Rubin
- Season 1 Jean Ritchie and Bernice Reagon
- Season 1 Malvina Reynolds and Jack Elliott
- Season 1 Bessie Jones and Children from the Downtown Community School
- Season 1 New Lost City Ramblers
- Season 1 The Beers Family
- Season 1 Herbert Manana
- Season 1 Martha Schlamme
- Season 1 Doc Watson, Clint Howard and Fred Price
- Season 1 Norman Studer and Grant Rogers
- Season 1 Pete Seeger: Solo
- Season 1 Lino Manocchia, Ralph Marino and Federico Picciano
- Season 1 Mimi and Richard Farina
- Season 1 Roscoe Holcomb and Jean Redpath
- Season 1 The Stanley Brothers and Cousin Emmy
- Season 1 Sonia Malkine
- Season 1 'Woody Guthrie'
- Season 1 Pat Sky and the Pennywhistlers
- Season 1 Len Chandler
- Season 1 Donovan and Rev. Gary Davis
- Season 1 Alexander Zelkin
- Season 1 The Cajun Band
- Season 1 Frank Warner
- Season 1 Paul Draper
- Season 1 Penny and Sonya Cohen
- Season 1 Theodore Bikel and Rashid Hussain
- Season 1 Steve Addiss and Bill Crofut with Phan Duy
- Season 1 The Greenbriar Boys
- Season 1 Judy Collins
- Season 1 Jim and Hazel Garland
- Season 1 Sonny Terry and Brownie McGhee
- Season 1 Bessie Jones and Children from the Downtown Community School
- Season 1 Hedy West, Paul Cadwell, and Mississippi John Hurt
- Season 1 Herbert Levy, K.L. Wong and Hi-Landers Steel Band
- Season 1 Buffy Sainte-Marie
- Season 1 Johnny Cash and June Carter
Rainbow Quest - Season 1 Episode 24 Alexander Zelkin
0.00 52 minutes A young Russian emigré living in Canada, Alexander Zelkin trades songs from all over the world with Seeger. Sometimes they sing two songs to the same melody in two different languages. Seeger discusses the use of the tune to "Twinkle Twinkle Little Star" in different cultures. Zelkin sings "Sylvestrik," a French song, and "Oy Tumani," and Seeger sings his song "Bells of Rhymney," which is based on a Welsh poem.
