At 89

Released

September 30, 2008

Length

48:28

Appleseed

Rainbow Race
(1973)

At 89
(2008)

Pete Remembers Woody
(2012)

At 89 is a studio album by Pete Seeger, released on September 30, 2008, through Appleseed Records.^[1] In 2008, the album earned Seeger the Grammy Award for Best Traditional Folk Album.

Track listing

All tracks written by Pete Seeger except where noted.

No.	Title	Writer(s)	Length
1.	"Nameless Banjo Riff"		0:39
2.	"False from True"		2:49
3.	"Now We Sit Us Down"		1:16
4.	"Pete's Greeting" (Spoken)		0:32
5.	"Visions of Children"		2:12
6.	"Wonderful Friends"	Pete Seeger, Lorre Wyatt	3:20
7.	"The Water Is Wide" (Traditional)		2:32
8.	"Pete Talks About Clearwater" (Spoken)		0:30
9.	"It's a Long Haul"	Travis Jeffrey, Seeger	1:12
10.	"Throw Away That Shad Net (How Are We Gonna Save Tomorrow?)"		4:47
11.	"Song of the World's Last Whale"		2:39
12.	"The First Settlers"	David Bernz, Seeger	5:01
13.	"The D Minor Flourish/Cindy" (Traditional)		0:44
14.	"Pete's Intro to If It Can't Be Reduced" (Spoken)		0:47
15.	"If It Can't Be Reduced"		2:13
16.	"Spring Fever"		0:52
17.	"Pete Speaks About World War II" (Spoken)		0:31
18.	"When I Was Most Beautiful"		2:54
19.	"Bach at Treblinka"		1:18
20.	"We Will Love or We Will Perish"	Johann Sebastian Bach, Seeger	1:32
21.	"The Story of Tzena, Tzena, Tzena" (Spoken)		1:02
22.	"Tzena, Tzena, Tzena"	Gordon Jenkins, Seeger	2:23
23.	"One Percent Phosphorous Banjo Riff"		1:35
24.	"Pete Speaks About Involvement" (Spoken)		0:13
25.	"Or Else! (One-a These Days)"	Bernz, Seeger	3:22
26.	"Waist Deep in the Big Muddy"		3:36
27.	"Little Fat Baby"	Bernz, Seeger	4:48
28.	"Arrange and Re-Arrange"		3:18
29.	"Alleluya" (Traditional)		2:00
30.	"Pete's Extroduction" (Spoken)		1:14
31.	"If This World Survives"	Malvina Reynolds, Seeger	1:39
32.	"How Soon?"		1:08

Sue Altkin – choir, chorus, vocals
Johann Sebastian Bach – composer
David Bernz – author, banjo, choir, chorus, composer, engineer, guitar, guitar (12-string), photography, producer, vocals
Sonya Cohen – vocals
Jonathan Dickau – choir, chorus, engineer, mixing, vocals
James Durst – choir, chorus, guitar, vocals
Christina Galbiati – graphic design
David Glasser – mastering
Judy Jacobs – photography
Travis Jeffrey – composer, vocals
Gordon Jenkins – composer
Alan Lomax – arranger, collection
John A. Lomax – arranger, collection
Sara Milonovich – violin
Mark Murphy – bass, choir, chorus, vocals
Jim Musselman – executive producer, liner notes
Malvina Reynolds – composer
Perry Robinson – clarinet
Martha Sandefer – choir, chorus, vocals
Pete Seeger – banjo, choir, chorus, composer, guitar (12-string), guitar (nylon string), interviewee, Native American flute, producer, spoken word, vocals
Laurie Siegel – choir, chorus, vocals
Bruce K. Taylor – choir, chorus, vocals
Connie Taylor – choir, chorus, vocals
Lorre Wyatt – composer

Pete Seeger
Studio albums	American Folk Songs for Children God Bless the Grass Dangerous Songs!? Rainbow Race At 89 Pete Remembers Woody
Live albums	We Shall Overcome
Songs	"The Bells of Rhymney" "God's Counting on Me, God's Counting on You" "If I Had a Hammer" "If You Miss Me at the Back of the Bus" "Little Boxes" "My Rainbow Race" "Pittsburgh Town" "Turn! Turn! Turn!" "Waist Deep in the Big Muddy "We Shall Overcome" "Where Have All the Flowers Gone?"
Almanac Singers	Songs for John Doe Talking Union Deep Sea Chanteys and Whaling Ballads Sod Buster Ballads Songs of the Lincoln Battalion Dear Mr. President
The Weavers	The Weavers at Carnegie Hall The Weavers at Carnegie Hall Vol. 2 The Weavers: Wasn't That a Time!
Other	Precious Friend (with Arlo Guthrie)
Related	Discography People's Songs Rainbow Quest Sing Out! Pete Seeger: The Power of Song Hudson River Sloop Clearwater The Great Hudson River Revival We Shall Overcome: The Seeger Sessions
Family	Charles Seeger (father) Ruth Crawford Seeger (stepmother) Alan Seeger (paternal uncle) Toshi Seeger (wife) Mike Seeger (paternal half-brother) Peggy Seeger (paternal half-sister) Ewan MacColl (brother-in-law) John Cohen (brother-in-law) Mika Seeger (daughter) Kirsty MacColl (stepniece) Tao Rodríguez-Seeger (grandson)

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