 Rise Up Singing: The Group Singing Songbook
Conceived, developed and edited by Peter Blood and Annie Patterson This comprehensive collection has sold tens of thousands of copies around the world. It contains words and guitar chords to 1190 songs, arranged in a compact, easy-to-use format for locating songs and working with groups. Includes “Folk Revival” favorites from Baez, Seeger, Collins, Peter, Paul & Mary, Dylan, Mitchell, Taylor, and Donovan; contemporary folk songs from Near, Staines and Williamson; chanteys; and songs about peace, freedom, labor and the environment. $20 |
 Clearwater’s Key to Common Hudson River Fishes
NEW! Clearwater’s Key to Common Hudson River Fishes has been reprinted and is now available! The new edition comes beautifully redesigned and printed on durable waterproof paper with more fish information. The Clearwater Fish Key was created to identify the species of fish most likely to be encountered in the Hudson River estuary by anglers, students, educators, researchers and the general public. This guide is a real dichotmous key: an easy to use systematic tool that introduces students to scientific identification methods. $20 $15 (Students, teachers, educators and Clearwater members) |
 To Everything There Is A Season:
Pete Seeger and the Power of Song Foreword by Tom Paxton; Written by Allan M. Winkler Winkler’s finely crafted biography seeks to answer why song is such a powerful tool in the evolvement of any movement, in particular that of the political, environmental and civil rights movements, and why Pete Seeger’s involvement in these movements was and still is so critically appealing. $23.95 |
 Hudson Valley Voyage: Through the Seasons, Through the Years
The first book to explore both the Hudson River Valley’s awe-inspiring beauty and the last 400 years of its history, from Henry Hudson’s first voyage to the present. Ted Spiegel’s unforgettable photographs capture the Valley’s four-season splendor, while Reed Sparling’s eye-opening text offers a vivid account of this landscape that defined America. To help you plan your own explorations, this hardcover edition also features an extensive tourism guide and four-page map highlighting historic and cultural sites. $19.95 |
 Revised Edition
The Hudson: An Illustrated Guide to the Living River This second edition of the classic Hudson River lover’s book has been revised to include several updates, including information about invasive species and the status of environmental battles in the Hudson. A must-have for those wishing to learn more or to teach others about the river that flows both ways! Softcover edition $28 |
 The Hudson: From the Wilderness to the Sea
Benson Lossing This is a time capsule, eyewitness impressions written a century and a half ago as a series of articles in the London Art Journal, accompanied by over 300 wood engravings. Just prior to the Civil War, the author traveled by horse and carriage along the banks of the Hudson River from New York City to the Adirondacks, staying in local inns and looking up local storytellers and historians. ‘Lucky is the person who holds a copy of this book in her/his hands.’ – Pete Seeger $25 |
Everybody Says Freedom Complete with photographs, music and beautifully written accounts, Everybody Says Freedom is the ultimate civil rights history book. $25 |
 Where Have all the Flowers Gone – A Singalong Memoir
Written By Pete Seeger This wonderful book is a Music & Autobiography: In this revised and expanded 3rd edition, including more than 200 songs, Pete comments on many things from songwriting to politics – a musical autobiography, supported by stories, anecdotes, photos and drawings. From the 1940′s, when Pete began playing with Woody Guthrie and Lead Belly, through his fifty+ years of activism, he has held the belief that everyone should be able to participate in making music. A CD with 267 MP3 files accompanies this edition. Softcover edition $25 |
