The tall and slender folk singer gracefully managed the stage all
evening, moving from banjo to guitar to dulcimer to
piano to autoharp to concertina. Marilyn Blumer, Anchorage Daily News
The collaboration of a septuagenarian American folk music legend and a British experimental dance music producer may be highly improbable, but folk grande dame Peggy Seeger and Broadcaster have pulled off a genre-defying album full of hypnotic and hook-laden delights. - Anon
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Peggy Seeger and Ewan MacColl at the Cora Hotel 1957.