Gazette, Vol. 1 is a 1958 album by Pete Seeger released on Folkways Records. The album features protest songs and social commentary, inspired by contemporary news and events of the time.
Seeger used the album to address topics such as the Cold War, civil rights, and social justice. It includes songs like 'The Banks Are Made of Marble' and 'The Sinking of the Reuben James'.
Produced by Moses Asch, the album reflects Seeger's commitment to music as a vehicle for political change. Gazette, Vol. 1 is considered an early example of protest folk that would influence the 1960s.