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Lee Hays (1914-1981) was the bass singer of the popular folk singing quartet, The Weavers, and a talented writer of prose. Robert S. Koppelman has brought together a selection of Hays' literary output which places the author and his work in a historical context.

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Hays was one of the few true geniuses...I am very excited about this book of his writings.--Pete Seeger The introduction will be of great value to die-hard folk music aficionados as well as those interested in Southern history.--Laura Browder The selections from Hays's published works and unpublished memoirs are revealing both of the man and his milieu.--Maurice Isserman

Hays was one of the few true geniuses...I am very excited about this book of his writings.--Pete Seeger The introduction will be of great value to die-hard folk music aficionados as well as those interested in Southern history.--Laura Browder The selections from Hays's published works and unpublished memoirs are revealing both of the man and his milieu.--Maurice Isserman

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