When Will We Ever Learn?  Those words spoken or sung tell us we're dealing with the thoughts of folk music icon (whether he likes it or not!) Pete Seeger!  When we see those words as the first part of a two part album title, we know we are gong to hear songs for Peace and Justice.  Pete Seeger, nearly all hs long life, has believed that songs can change people for the better, and he has proved he's right.  His music has inspired singers like Anna Stange to "carry it on" in her own album here!  Looking at the song list on the back of the album, you may not know all the songs, but by the time you've listened through the album a couple times, you'll want to.  As it is, the album is worth getting, just for the songs you know, like Where Have All The Flowers Gone?, If I Had A Hammer, (Lee Hayes and Pete Seeger), I Ain't Got No Home, (Woody Guthrie), Deportee, another Woody song, and the powerful Touch a Name On The Wall!  You can't go wrong by getting this album for your collection and getting to know Anna in the process of learning these songs!
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Thank you for this CD Anna, it's great!    I find myself singing along with you on most of the songs, crying on some, and thinking, on every one.  I have listened to it many times and each time I feel that I have experienced some very heart felt situations and I am inspired to go out and "make a difference".
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The songs are sweet, lovely, and loving. I'd like to see you singing here, Anna. The bars and waves are nice and interesting; seeing you singing would be more interesting.
You are good at what you do!
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