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Peter Yarrow

Peter Yarrow

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Oct 25, 2026

Al MichaelsHOST
16:04
And right now, let's join the public address announcer here at Busch Stadium, John Hewlett.
John HewlettSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
16:09
For three decades, with us tonight to honor America are Peter Yarrow, Paul Stuckey, and Mary Travers.
John HewlettSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
16:17
With our national anthem, Peter, Paul, and Mary.
speaker_4UNKNOWN
16:26
Oh, say can you see by the dawn's early light What so proudly we hailed at the twilight's last gleaming Whose broad stripes and bright stars through the perilous fight Through the perilous fight O'er the ramparts we watched
Noel Paul StookeyGUEST
13:40
Well, yes.
Noel Paul StookeyGUEST
13:41
And I have to admit a lack of courage following the creation of the wedding song because The search for the wedding song began with my partner, Peter Yarrow, asking me if I would bless his wedding with a song.
Noel Paul StookeyGUEST
14:01
Those were his words.
Noel Paul StookeyGUEST
14:04
I mean, I had gone through a spiritual experience recently that he was aware of, but I knew that I was not authorized to dispense blessings, as I've said in concert from time to time.

48 MINS LATER

Noel Paul StookeySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
62:20
The magic dragon lived by the sea and frolicked in the autumn mist in a land called Adderley.
A. S. AubreyGUEST
62:57
Yay.
A. S. AubreyGUEST
63:03
And many thanks to Peter Yarrow, right, who wrote that.
A. S. AubreyGUEST
63:07
May he rest in peace.
Eric GreenbergGUEST
16:09
Oh, no. Yeah.
Eric GreenbergGUEST
16:12
It was it was Peter Yarrow that invited Dylan and invited Grossman to come up to Woodstock in 70.
Eric GreenbergGUEST
16:19
No, in 60, early 63.
Scott ParkerHOST
16:23
Yeah.
Eric GreenbergGUEST
16:36
And Albert fell in love with Woodstock and bought Striebel property, bought the Striebel estate.
Eric GreenbergGUEST
16:41
Yep.
Eric GreenbergGUEST
16:44
Anyway, so we got Peter Yarrow to thank for moving Albert to Woodstock and Albert to thank for bringing Dylan up.
Eric GreenbergGUEST
16:54
It might not have been a Woodstock festival if it wasn't for Peter Yarrow.
Joe LauroGUEST
34:45
Th- th- there's also great moments that you don't really notice 'cause you're so focused on Bob.
Joe LauroGUEST
34:51
But if you look, like, on the left corner of the screen, you see Peter Yarrow with a pile of cables-
Robert GordonGUEST
34:57
Yeah
Joe LauroGUEST
34:57
... trying to unravel them during the whole thing.
TJ2PANELIST
22:09
Some booed, some cried, some yelled, "Take it off," but most just sat silently in a state of shock, sucking on crumpled beer cups.
TJ2PANELIST
22:19
I was expecting God to open the heavens with His wrath, but instead Peter Yarrow embarrassingly brought Dylan back, and he obligingly played two encores alone on an acoustic guitar, the band apparently having been slaughtered beneath the diamond stage by unforgiving Dylan-tots.
TJ2PANELIST
22:35
[laughs] So again, really, really biting, really satirical, quite humorous the way he went about it.
TJ2PANELIST
22:42
But the point is that he was willing, when Bob did some stuff that alienated all the folkies, and they were upset with him and disowning him, is that he stood up and said, "No, he's not the problem.
TJ2HOST
24:09
Some booed, some cried, some yelled, 'Take it off,' but most just sat silently in a state of shock, sucking on crumpled beer cups.
TJ2HOST
24:19
I was expecting God to open the heavens with His wrath, but instead, Peter Yarrow embarrassingly brought Dylan back, and he obligingly played two encores alone on an acoustic guitar, the band apparently having been slaughtered beneath the diamond stage by unforgiving Dylan-tines." So again, really, really biting, really satirical, quite humorous the way he went about it.
TJ2HOST
24:41
But the point is that he was willing, when Bob did some stuff that alienated all the folkies, and they were upset with him and disowning him, is that he stood up and said, "No, he's not the problem, you people are." So he was, you know, willing to, to stand up and, and defend an, an artist doing what he felt like an artist should do if they wanted to.
TJ2HOST
25:01
So from what I've read, Bob's demeanor and attitude may have changed in general, and it really did towards Phil.
MickHOST
23:10
And the song itself is one that you can sing to them.
MickHOST
23:14
Puff the Magic Dragon by Peter, Paul and Mary.
MickHOST
23:16
Oh, okay.
MickHOST
23:18
It's written by Peter Yarrow, based on a poem by Peter Lipton.
MickHOST
23:25
I think he was a student at Harvard.
MickHOST
23:27
It deals...

6 MINS LATER

JeffHOST
29:54
Yeah, that's right, because Paul McCartney was pushing living bejesus out of them, wasn't he?
MickHOST
29:59
Absolutely.
Al MichaelsSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
13:23
For three decades,
John HewlettSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
13:24
with us tonight to honor America are Peter Yarrow, Paul Stuckey, and Mary Travers.
John HewlettSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
13:31
With our national anthem, Peter, Paul, and Mary.
speaker_4ADVERTISER
13:40
Oh, say can you see by the dawn's early light
A.S. AubreyGUEST
6:47
He wrote The Wedding Song, which is this very popular song that's played at many weddings.
A.S. AubreyGUEST
6:54
And his story about that songwriting experience was that he said a prayer prior to Peter Yarrow's wedding.
A.S. AubreyGUEST
7:05
He is Paul of Peter, Paul, and Mary.
A.S. AubreyGUEST
7:08
And said, I want to offer something to Peter on his wedding day, but I don't know what it is.
A.S. AubreyGUEST
6:46
Uh, he wrote The Wedding Song, which is this very popular song that's played at many weddings.
A.S. AubreyGUEST
6:54
And his story about that songwriting experience was that he said a prayer prior to Peter Yarrow's wedding.
A.S. AubreyGUEST
7:05
He is, he is Paul of Peter, Paul and Mary.
A.S. AubreyGUEST
7:08
And said, "I wanna offer something to Peter on his wedding day, but I, I, I don't know what it is.

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