The great folksinger Phil Ochs would have turned 70 today. (He hanged himself at age 35, following a period of depression in which he believed he was a man named John Butler Train who had murdered Phil Ochs.) Ochs was the vintage Greenwich Village protest singer. Happy Birthday! Here's a smattering of songs:
"Here's to the State of Mississippi" is one of my favorite songs, incurably dated, but still powerful: Phil Ochs - Here's to State of Mississippi .mp3
Found at bee mp3 search engine
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December 19, 2010
Happy 70th Birthday Phil Ochs~!
October 12, 2009
Song of 28
Yesterday, after twenty-eight years on earth, & after several victorious games of indoor bowling, Miss Grainne Proinseas & I sat down around a hookah & split a forty ounce bottle of Budweiser, & wrote upon this large piece of paper some accumulated wisdom. I find this advice may be helpful not just to those who have not yet reached this weathered age, but also to our elders who may have forgotten. (Clicking on the image will make it full-screen.)
Also, for your convenience, I have uploaded it as a book on Scribd.
Song of 28
February 18, 2009
HAPPY BIRTHDAY NEW TRAVEL CORRESPONDENT COSMO P. WERNICKY BALL
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