Originally published on the 40th anniversary of Joe Hill's murder at the hands of the authorities on November 19, 1915, this is a collection of 23 songs from the martyred labor songwriter-poet. Barrie Stavis is the author of a play based on the Joe Hill frame-up, "The Man Who Never Died." This play was produced in an off-Broadway production in New York City during the 1958-1959 season. Frank Harmon is an extremely gifted folk-singer and folk song arranger who has appeared on concert stages throughout the country and on innumerable recordings.
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Includes biographical forward by Barrie Stavis.
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