(1963) Their second album peaked at number two in 1963. It features the songs "Puff, The Magic Dragon" (#2 in 1963), "Settle Down (Goin' Down That Highway)," and "This Land Is Your Land.

(1964) Their fourth album peaked at number four in 1964. It includes live versions of "The Times They Are A-Changin'," "Puff (The Magic Dragon)," "It's Raining" and "If I Had A Hammer.

(1965) This album peaked at number eleven in 1965. It features the songs "Early Morning Rain," "The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face" and "Brother, Can You Spare A Dime?

(1967) This album peaked at number fifteen in 1967. It features the songs "I Dig Rock And Roll Music" (#9 in 1967), and "Bob Dylan's Dream." It also features the John Denver song "Leaving On A Jet Plane." It wasn't released as a single until two years later, and went all the way to number one in 1969.

(1969) This album peaked at number twelve in 1969. It features the songs "Day Is Done" (#21 in 1969), "Going To The Zoo," and "Mockingbird." It also features a re-recorded version of "Puff (The Magic Dragon).

(1971) Mary Travers' first solo album includes "Song For The Asking" (written by Paul Simon), and "Indian Sunset" (written by Elton John and Bernie Taupin).

(1972) Peter Yarrow's first solo album includes the songs "Don't Ever Take Away My Freedom," "Weave Me The Sunshine" and "River Of Jordan.

(1973) This album includes live versions of "Wedding Song (There Is Love)," "Weave Me The Sunshine" (with Peter Yarrow), and "Jingle Bells.

(1978) Peter, Paul and Mary's reunion album includes the songs "Summer, Highland Falls" (written by Billy Joel), and "Forever Young" (written by Bob Dylan).

(1988) This holiday album includes the songs "We Wish You A Merry Christmas," "The Cherry Tree Carol" and "'Twas The Night Before Christmas.

(1991) This tribute concert concludes with the song "Circle: Reprise," performed by Peter, Paul and Mary, as well as everyone else who played that night, including Tom Chapin, Bruce Springsteen and Graham Nash.

(1993) This album includes live performances of "Puff (The Magic Dragon)," "Home On The Range/Don't Ever Take Away My Freedom" and "We Shall Overcome.

(1995) This album includes the songs "The Great Mandala (The Wheel Of Life)" (with Richie Havens and Carly and Lucy Simon), "Home Is Where The Heart Is" (with Holly Near), and "House Of The Rising Sun" (with B.B. King).

(1996) This video includes live performances of "House Of The Rising Sun" (with Odetta), "The Kid" (with Buddy Mondlock), and "Virtual Party.

(1998) This 2-disc tribute album includes the song "All Mixed Up" by Peter, Paul and Mary.

(2003) This album includes the songs "Jesus Is On The Wire," "Wayfaring Stranger" and "Oh, Had I A Golden Thread.

(2003) This is the DVD that's included in the 5-disc boxed set. It includes performances of "If I Had A Hammer" (from the Civil Rights March on Washington in 1963), and "Leaving On A Jet Plane" (with John Denver, from "Something To Sing About" in 1969).

(2005) This 25-song collection includes "If I Had A Hammer" (#10 in 1962), "Puff, The Magic Dragon" (#2 in 1963), "I Dig Rock And Roll Music" (#9 in 1967), and Paul Stookey's "Wedding Song (There Is Love)," which peaked at number 24 in 1971.

(2006) This 10-song collection includes "Greenland Whale Fisheries," "Right Field" and "Light One Candle.

(2007) This Stookey solo album includes the songs "My Funny Valentine" and "September Song.