The complete album and 3 bonus tracks. The most popular acoustic folk music group of the 1960s, Peter, Paul and Mary mixed great songs with political and social activism. They brought folk music to a new prominence in the post-McCarthy era, putting lyrics about politics and morality on the radio amid the syrupy boy-girl love tunes that dominated the airwaves.

Presented here is the trio's debut album, originally issued in 1962, the splendid self-
titled Peter, Paul and Mary. It features some of their most popular compositions such
as 'Early in the Morning' and 'Cruel War', and great renditions of Hedy West's '500
Miles' and Pete Seeger's 'If I Had a Hammer'.

The bonus tracks were recorded live in San Francisco and Long Beach, California, late
1962: 'One Kind Favor', 'The Times They Are A' Changin', and 'If I Had My Way'