Brown’s vibrant tribute to singer-banjoist Seeger is steeped in the social ferment of the sixties, providing an intimate glimpse of the man, then and now, whose consciousness-raising efforts got him branded a communist by McCarthy’s minions. Exclusive chats with Bob Dylan, Joan Baez, Bruce Springsteen, and many other notables not only clarify the artistic importance of Seeger’s folk-music revivalism but testify to his remarkably gentle and charitable nature. This “Song” will surely lodge in your heart.