Written Works
- Fahey, John (1966). A textual and musicological analysis of the repertoire of Charley Patton. (Thesis (M.A.)--University of California, Los Angeles.). Los Angeles. LCCN 67003863.
- Fahey, John (1970). Charley Patton. London: Studio Vista. LCCN 70548903.
- Fahey, John (2000). How bluegrass music destroyed my life : stories / by John Fahey. Chicago: Drag City Incorporated. LCCN 99075130.
- Fahey, John (2003). Vampire Vultures / by John Fahey. Chicago: Drag City Incorporated.
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