Hi, Cool Beans -
As far as I can tell, Pete Seeger's Story Songs album (Columbia Records) has not been reissued, although I think a lot of songs from the album have appeared on other recordings.

I did find at least part of the album on YouTube:

• Side One 1
• Side One 2
  
• Side Two 1
• Side Two 2

From Allmusic.com:

A 1961 collection of traditional ballads and more recent story-songs such as a pair of Woody Guthrie classics, Story Songs is a fine traditional folk-style album. Although story-songs are often thought of as children's music -- and there are some safe-for-the-kiddies songs here, most notably "The Foolish Frog," a story his musicologist father Charles Seeger had told his own children -- this selection of tunes also includes a fair amount of material for more grownup tastes, most notably Guthrie's gangster ballad "Pretty Boy Floyd" and the snarky "Aimee McPherson," about the disgraced evangelist. Overall, Story Songs is a typically fine and well-chosen selection of songs given Pete Seeger's usual treatment, but there's little that's genuinely gripping here in terms of performances. In the end, it feels as if Story Songs was an interesting idea competently executed, but with little in the way of passion or enthusiasm. As a result, it's a listenable album, but hardly a great one.

				Title	Composer	Time
		1		Way Out There	Nolan	4:09
		2		The Half-Hitch	traditional	5:09
		3		Hobo's Lullaby	Reeves	4:11
		4		Washington Square	Maars	1:33
		5		Aimee McPherson	Seeger	2:27
		6		Buffalo Skinner	Guthrie	3:15
		7		The Foolish Frog	Seeger	7:00
		8		Monogahela Sal	Schmertz	4:03
		9		John Henry	Traditional	4:10
		10		Fayette County	Cunningham	3:06
		11		Pretty Boy Floyd	Guthrie	2:32