Original sentence: Ewan MacColl became the main writter of English protest songs during the 1950s, with pro-communist songs such as The Ballad of Ho Chi Minh (which is well-known in Vietnam) and The Ballad of Stalin ("Joe Stalin was a mighty man and a mighty man was he/ He led the Soviet people on the road to victory"), as well as volatile protest and topical songs concerning the nuclear threat to peace, most notably 'Against the Atom Bomb'
Edited sentence: Ewan MacColl became the main writer of English protest songs during the 1950s, with pro-communist songs such as The Ballad of Ho Chi Minh (which is well-known in Vietnam) and The Ballad of Stalin ("Joe Stalin was a mighty man and a mighty man was he/ He led the Soviet people on the road to victory"), as well as volatile protest and topical songs concerning the nuclear threat to peace, most notably 'Against the Atom Bomb'