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Celebrating Phil Ochs

Always good to see him singing. Be sure to check out the Celebrating Phil Ochs 75th Birthday Facebook page or the Celebrating Phil Ochs website.

haruspex54

Gawd, I love this man.

Dwight Jones

A tormented genius, stolen by depression

Steve Martin

I have loved this guy's music since I first heard it in 1969, at age 15. I learned to play the guitar, and used to do this song; it's very hard to play. I never thought I would get to see him perform the song. His picking and strumming are unbelievable. He so easily hits the notes perfectly. Thank you to whoever uploaded this. PS: If you "found" Phil Ochs on this video, listen to him sing "That Was the President", and "Here's to the State of Mississippi". RIP Mr. Ochs

Charles Lamadrid

phil ochs - the highwayman

zymelin21

saw phil ochs in copenhagen such a long time ago. always was moved by him singing this poem. first time i' ve seen him sing it. deeply touching. 

Edwin McGrath

This was an interesting time, Phil Ochs, Dylan (before he went electric) Dave Van Ronk, Richard and Mimi Farina, Eric Anderson, Pete Seeger ,Joan Baez, some really great meaningful music.

Daniel Cano

I like the end a lot

Pen and Paper

i had never heard of phil ochs before, i'm glad i discovered this!

Paul Lavan

Always my hero, Phil. Always.

jduns1952

could not be any better!

TFrills

what a sad song

TFrills

When the road was a gypsy's ribbon

ChrisCucinell

Both of my kids learned this poem in the 5th grade as part of their cyber school curriculum, but somehow it never even occurred me to play them this song! How could I have forgotten? It is so much better when set by music. RIP, Phil. You will always be one of my favorite musicians. 

Ham neggs

PeaceLove All Ways

Ducksoup67

Wait, where are the flashy lights, thumping baseline, seductive dancers, screaming audience.... oh that's right you don't need any of that when you've got raw talent.Phil you are a hero to me.

Elizabeth m

I've listened to this song about a million times and I can never remember all the words. What a memory he has!!

Ralph Alexander Minton

In the Mid-60's when we were travelling through the night very late at night, we would sing this song, over and over, and, eventually, get to wherever we were bound for, or, at least, see the sunrise.

John Doe

I remember reading almost 20 years ago that Sean Penn bought the rights to doPhil Ochs life story. What's he waiting for?

venus dalhart

man..... This is the poem by that one English author that I am learning in English. :D

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