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Slightly spooky folk/folk rock records
Joan Baez (1960)
Songs of Love and Hate by Leonard Cohen (1971)
Pink Moon by Nick Drake (1972)
Lorca by Tim Buckley (1970)
Rehearsals for Retirement by Phil Ochs (1969)
Ode to Quetzalcoatl by Dave Bixby (1969)
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Was at the Woody Guthrie center earlier! Though I wasn’t able to go inside lol, closed today. So close yet so far!!!!
phil ochs with his teen idol, faron young, (+ a broken arm from a heated confrontation phil had with a wall) at the palomino, north hollywood, february 15th, 1974
lyrics to "here's to the state of richard nixon" by phil ochs, a rewrite of his "here's to the state of mississippi," typewritten by the author at the apartment of chip berlet on january 20th, 1974
phil explained the song in a march 22nd, 1974 interview with the ann arbor sun:
“So [‘Here's to the State of Mississippi’] was a study of the symbology of evil. Being born in the south myself, I didn't feel comfortable attacking it, so I stopped singing the song for a while. Especially after Mississippi John Hurt, one drunken night, said ‘Phil, you really shouldn't sing that song anymore. After all, people like me are from Mississippi too.’
So I had to look around for a new symbol of evil and along he came in 1968, more than I could hope for, and I switched the song, right around the time of Cambodia and Kent State. I kept rewriting it—you know Agnew used to be in it—to the changing circumstances. Finally over Xmas we recorded it.”
he started the song by punching me in the face
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I Ain't Marching Anymore - Phil Ochs
I've been wanting to create a video like this for a long time. Its historical imagery from each of the conflicts Ochs mentions, when he sings them.
You can find this little Phil at the Bob Dylan center in Tulsa OK, prolly gonna be gone in a day or so tho LOL
Bonus Almanac Singer’s photo
legitimately he was a ✌️ guy
PHIL OCHS - The War Is Over
rehearsals of retirement is phil's blonde on blonde
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I Ain't Marching Anymore - Phil Ochs
★ ✮ ☆ “but this land is still troubled by men who have to hate
they twist away our freedom and they twist away our fate
fear is their weapon and treason is their cry
we can stop them if we try”
– verse from an early version of "power and the glory" by phil ochs (1963)
photos: ochs photographed by tom wilkes for the cover of his album rehearsals for retirement, los angeles, 1969
listening to union commie 60s folk music while playing violent war videogame
phil ochs photographed by his wife, alice ochs, with their daughter, meegan lee ochs, in berkeley, california, 1968
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I never get tired of this one
“To Ruth: Free Hawaii. Phil Ochs.”
"political folksinger with soul," an interview with phil ochs by the rev. larry jones for the honolulu star bulletin, july 21-22, 1968
