With roots tied to seminal folkies The Weavers, Peter, Paul and Mary defined the 60's folk revival and, surpassing that, their unwavering commitment peace and social justice made them the conscience of an entire era. In an unprecedented way, they communicated political concerns through music, reaching millions with their message - as when they sang at the historic 1963 March on Washington, where Martin Luther King, Jr., delivered his 'I Have A Dream' speech.

Phenomenally popular from the start (beginning with 1962's self-titled debut, their first three albums hit #1, #2, and #1, respectively), they've amassed a singularly beautiful repertoire replete with sublime harmonies and uplifting songs. One of the most enduring acts in music, they're part of the centuries-tradition of Americans raising their voices in song for freedom's sake. That activist heritage thrives, as new generations continue to discover Peter, Paul and Mary. Carry It On spans the years 1956-2003, containing over five hours of music, and featuring more than 80 remastered tracks on 4 CDs! The bonus DVD features rare footage including vintage live performances of If I Had A Hammer from the 1963 Civil Rights March on Washington, Leaving On A Jet Plane with John Denver, and clips from their 1970 PBS documentary.

Peter Paul & Mary