Lee Hays

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Lee Hays was an American folk singer, songwriter, and activist best known as a member of the influential group The Weavers and for co-writing several iconic protest and labor songs.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf folk singer
human
labor activist
political activist
songwriter
associatedAct Pete Seeger NERFINISHED
The Weavers NERFINISHED
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
coWrote If I Had a Hammer NERFINISHED
Kisses Sweeter than Wine NERFINISHED
The Hammer Song NERFINISHED
coWroteWith Pete Seeger NERFINISHED
creativeRole lyricist
vocalist
familyName Hays NERFINISHED
fieldOfWork labor movement
music
social activism
genre folk music
labor songs
protest music
givenName Lee NERFINISHED
hasNotableSongType civil rights songs
union songs
influencedGenre American folk revival NERFINISHED
American protest music
languageOfWorkOrName English
memberOf The Weavers NERFINISHED
movement American folk music revival NERFINISHED
name Lee Hays NERFINISHED
notableFor co-founding The Weavers
performing with The Weavers
writing labor songs
writing protest songs
notableWork If I Had a Hammer NERFINISHED
Kisses Sweeter than Wine NERFINISHED
The Hammer Song NERFINISHED
occupation activist
folk musician
singer
songwriter
politicalAlignment left-wing politics

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If I Had a Hammer lyricist Lee Hays
If I Had a Hammer writer Lee Hays
The Weavers member Lee Hays
The Weavers founder Lee Hays
Almanac Singers notableMember Lee Hays
Alice's Restaurant starring Lee Hays