Malvina Reynolds
Malvina Reynolds, born Malvina Milder on August 23, 1900 in San Francisco,
California, was an American folk/blues singer-songwriter and political activist.
She took violin lessons as a child and occasionally wrote music. Reynolds earned
degrees in English from the University of California, Berkeley, including a
doctorate completed in 1938. Her songwriting career began in her late forties
when she met notable figures like Earl Robinson and Pete Seeger. She wrote
several popular songs, including "Little Boxes" (1962), recorded by Pete Seeger
and others, and "What Have They Done to ...
Little BoxesMalvina Reynolds
Weeds [Série TV]
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Little BoxesMalvina Reynolds
Folk Classics (Roots Of American Folk Music)
Magic PennyMalvina Reynolds
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Morningtown RideThe Irish Rovers, Malvina Reynolds, Rick Salt, George Millar (contributor), Ian Millar (contributor), Geoffrey Kelly (contributor), Morris Crum, Wilcil McDowell, Fred Graham and Sean O'Driscoll
Children of the Unicorn
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The Money CropMalvina Reynolds
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Yes I CanThe Irish Rovers, Malvina Reynolds, Rick Salt, George Millar (contributor), Ian Millar (contributor), Geoffrey Kelly (contributor), Morris Crum, Wilcil McDowell, Fred Graham and Sean O'Driscoll
The Irish Rovers 50 Years - Vol. 1
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