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I Ain't Marching Anymore
(1965)
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What a difference a year made for Phil Ochs -- his 1964 debut, All the News That's Fit to Sing, gained him a reputation as the most promising songwriter to come out of the Greenwich Village folk scene since Bob Dylan, and 1965's I Ain't Marching Anymore proved he was every bit as good as his press clippings said. Ochs had grown by leaps and bounds ...
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Songs of Protest
(1991)
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Of course there are too many noteworthy songs of protest to fit onto one collection, even (or especially) if you're limiting yourself to the '60s, as Rhino does on this compilation. Still, it does a good job of mixing monster hits by Barry McGuire, Sonny Bono, Dion, the Kingston Trio, the Temptations, and Edwin Starr with more obscure cuts. ...
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The Early Years
(2000)
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This is actually an expanded version of the Vanguard CD Live at Newport, although it isn't billed as such. It includes all 13 songs from that album, prefacing them with seven studio tracks that Ochs did for the 1964 Vanguard compilation LP The Original New Folks, Vol. 2. Even if you think you own everything by Ochs, you'll need this if you're a ...
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Steal This Movie
(2000)
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The movie of Abbie Hoffman's colorful life as a militant student activist/leader has generated an appropriately retro-inspired, protest-oriented soundtrack. Imaginative new versions of that decade's music from contemporary stars with their musical roots in the '60s nestle alongside a few original ringers from Country Joe & the Fish ("Feel Like I'm ...
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There But for Fortune
(1989)
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It's often difficult to create a compilation album that does a musician justice when they recorded for more than one label, and this is certainly the case with Phil Ochs. Ochs' first three albums for Elektra were the work of a gifted but earnest topical songwriter armed with an acoustic guitar, while the five albums that followed for A&M found ...
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The Ultimate Power of Songwriters
(2002)
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Men and Songs
(1998)
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Live at Newport
(1996)
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Live at Newport features a dozen songs from Phil Ochs' performances at the 1963, 1964, and 1966 Newport Folk Festival. Four of these cuts were previously available on the Newport Broadside 1963 and Evening Concerts, Vol. 1 anthologies, but the rest were previously unreleased. While all of these songs are available on his studio albums, Ochs was in ...
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Folk Hits
(1998)
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A vibrant sampler of tracks and artists from the late-'60s Vanguard Records catalog, Folk Hits includes Ian & Sylvia's fine rendition of Gordon Lightfoot's "Early Morning Rain," Phil Ochs delivering one of his finest songs, "There But for Fortune," Eric Andersen's ornate and poetic "Violets of Dawn," an elegant version by Pete Seeger of his "Where ...
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There and Now: Live in Vancouver
(1990)
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This is the definitive Phil Ochs live album, found in a search of tape vaults 21 years after the fact. A "lost" 1968 concert, with poet Allen Ginsberg playing the bells on (you guessed it!) "The Bells," and featuring the best parts of his concert repertory, old and new, from "The Highwayman" through "William Butler Yeats Visits Lincoln Park and ...
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Greatest Folksingers of the '60s
(1972)
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Chords of Fame
(1976)
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Phil Ochs
Compiled by noted music archivist Michael Ochs (who was also Phil Ochs' brother and manager), Chords of Fame is a peerless overview of Phil Ochs' career in music, from his early days as a "singing journalist" penning topical numbers like "Draft Dodger Rag" and "I Ain't Marchin' Anymore" to the deeply personal introspection of his later work, as ...
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Troubadours of the Folk Era, Vol. 2
(1992)
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Here are some of the performers and their signature songs on which the '60s folk revival were based. Pete Seeger's rendition of "Turn, Turn, Turn" and Tim Hardin's "Reason to Believe" remind the listener that contemporary performances have a vital history. Other strong cuts are "There but for Fortune;" Phil Ochs, "Who Knows Where the Time Goes," ...
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All the News That's Fit to Sing/I Ain't Marching Anymore
(2001)
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Phil Ochs' first two albums, April 1964's All the News That's Fit to Sing and February 1965's I Ain't Marching Anymore, along with the bonus tracks "Bullets of Mexico" (from the All the News That's Fit to Sing recording sessions) and an electric arrangement of "I Ain't Marching Anymore" first released as a single in the U.K. in 1966, make an ...
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Folk [Friedman]
(1994)
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Storytellers: Singers & Songwriters
(1987)
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Vanguard Collector's Edition
(1997)
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This four-CD set isn't quite as comprehensive as it might have been. All of the major bases are covered, from Paul Robeson, the Weavers, and Count Basie to Alison Brown and John McEuen, and even Circus Maximus ("Oops -- I Can Dance") is here, with cuts by the Frost ("Sweet Lady Love") and the Third Power ("Gettin' Together"). But there's no Sandy ...
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Roots of Rock: 60's Folk
(1995)
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It is certainly true that folk was one of the roots of rock & roll, but not the folk that's on Rebound's Roots of Rock: 60's Folk. First of all, not all of this is folk. Some of it could be called folk -- Joan Baez's "There But for Fortune," Phil Ochs' "Outside of a Small Circle of Friends," Tim Hardin's "Reason to Believe" and "Misty Roses," John ...
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Tape from California
(1968)
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On his fourth album, Pleasures of the Harbor, Phil Ochs broke from both his topical songwriting style and his acoustic folk music approach for an album of long, poetic songs set to elaborate, eclectic arrangements. For its follow-up, Tape From California, he combined his earlier and more recent styles, addressing such issues as war and union ...
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Folk Song America, Vol. 3
(1994)
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Treasury of Folk, Vol. 1
(1999)
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All the News That's Fit to Sing
(1964)
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Early on in his career, someone described Phil Ochs as a "singing journalist," and his first album, All the News That's Fit to Sing, represented the state of the art in topical songs in 1964. That presents a bit of a problem when listening to it today; Ochs's debut is so much a product of its time and place that it just sounds perplexing a few ...
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The Broadside Tapes 1
(1989)
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Phil Ochs
Phil Ochs left behind dozens of demos, primarily songs that he put down on tape at the West 104th Street Manhattan offices of Broadside magazine. These aren't really "demos" in the sense of showcasing the songs for possible recording; he was recording these so that Broadside's editors could print the lyrics. Thus, there are choruses left out, and ...
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Newport Folk Festival
(1964)
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The most collectible of the 1963 Newport Folk Festival albums, Broadside -- as its title implies -- serves up the hottest topical songs and performers to appear that weekend; 1963 marked the apogee of the folk protest movement, Broadside magazine was its mouthpiece, and Newport 1963 was the finest hour for all. It only follows, then, that this ...
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A Toast to Those Who Are Gone
(1987)
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The family of Phil Ochs sanctioned this scavenger attack into his collection of early, unreleased demos. An unusual aspect of the mid-'80s vinyl release was liner notes by actor Sean Penn, who Ochs fans can hope and pray has abandoned his vision of playing the role of Ochs in a Hollywood film biopic. Perhaps playing a jazz guitarist in Woody Allen ...
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