Pete Seeger- Sings Little Boxes and Other Broadsides-LP

• Format: LP
• Pressing: 1965
• Record condition: VG++
• Jacket condition: VG+

Pete Seeger's Sings Little Boxes and Other Broadsides gathers a compelling set of acoustic small-group performances that spotlight his role as a dedicated folk storyteller and social commentator. Songs like "Little Boxes" and "Blowin' In The Wind" reveal Seeger's knack for blending pointed political narratives with memorable melodies, making this 1965 record a focused listening experience that invites reflection as much as enjoyment. The selection includes "A Hard Rain's A-Gonna Fall" and "Who Killed Norma Jean?", tracks that deepen the album’s exploration of social themes without ever sacrificing the directness of Seeger's delivery. If you’re navigating the shelves, this one fits neatly where thoughtful folk intersects with protest music. This pressing from 1965 offers a chance to hear these songs with the kind of vinyl clarity that early folk recordings often lack in later reissues. The record is graded VG++, meaning the vinyl is glossy and very clean with only minor, light surface marks that shouldn’t affect playback—perfect for listeners who want a solid, well-preserved copy without the fuss of hunting for mint condition. It’s the kind of album where the sound is straightforward enough that the real focus stays on Seeger’s voice and the stories he tells—no extra bells or whistles needed.