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Greenwich Village: Music That Defined A Generation (Official Trailer)
With reflections from Pete Seeger Carly Simon Arlo Guthrie and Susan Sarandon music politics and culture all collide in Greenwich Village in the '60s.
Greenwich Village: Music That Defined A Generation - Trailer (2012)
Directed by : Laura Archibald * Narrated by : Susan Sarandon FEATURING : Pete Seeger Tom Paxton Lucy and Carly Simon Judy Collins Tom Chapin Jose ...
Laura Archibald Director of Greenwich Village: Music That Defined A Generation
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