Peter, Paul and Mary / Tokyo, Japan 1995

The live performance at Nakano Sun Plaza on February 17th by Peter, Paul & Mary, a representative group of 1960s American folk, was recorded in full in 1995 during their Japan tour with a superb level of superb audience sound. With the three members’ unchanged singing voices and talk, it is a wonderful live performance that brings back memories of that time all at once. You can experience the moving stage for about 1 hour and 55 minutes with a set list worthy of being called the best of PPM, such as “Puff”, which is widely known in Japan, “Jet Plane” which was written and composed by John Denver and reached number one in the US, Pete Seeger’s most famous anti-war song “Where Have All the Flowers Gone”, Bob Dylan’s masterpiece “Don’t Worry About That”, the worldwide hit “Blowin’ in the Wind”, the folk song “Angel’s Hammer” written by Pete Seeger and Lee Hayes, and “My Country”, which is called the second American national anthem by Woody Guthrie. DISC 1 1. Babylon / Oh Sinner Man 2. Talk 3. The Kid 4. Puff The Magic Dragon 5. Deportee 6. Wanderin’ / Nobody Knows You When You’re Down And Out 7. Leaving On A Jet Plane 8. 17 Septembers 9. Talk 10. Where Have All The Flowers Gone? 11. Talk 12. Day Is Done 13. Talk 14. Old Father Time DISC 2 1 . Take The Chance introduction 2. Take The Chance 3. Talk 4. My Funny Valentine 5. Talk 6. Japanese Children’s Song 7. Talk 8. 24 Green Street 9. But A Moment 10. Don’t Think Twice, It’s All Right 11. If I Had A Hammer 12. Talk 13. Blowin’ In The Wind 14. This Land Is Your Land 15. Good Night Irene Live at Nakano Sunplaza, Tokyo, Japan, February 17th 1995 Peter Yarrow – vocals, guitar Noel Paul Stooky – vocals, guitar Mary Travers – vocals