Her multi instrumentalism (guitar, autoharp, banjo, keyboards,
concertina), her unashamed fealty to the politics of folk music (where
gender wars, labour laws, ecology and Napoleon jostle for space), and
her magnificent voice conspired to still a surprisingly small crowd who
hung on her every note and syllable. - Siobhan Long, Irish Times
Backed by her sons Neil and Callum Maccoll – the standard of musicianship on stage was just fabulous – Peggy is a monster banjo player and the three of them together produce that wonderful intuitive sound that family members seem to be able create when singing and playing together. - Anon
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Ewan MacColl and Peggy Seeger 1971. Photo by Tom Paley.