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Oh god…I was just thinking about that song that Billy Bragg wrote about Phil that I used to listen to a lot in high school. “Says I to Phil, you’re ten years dead. I never died said he…”
Phil is now thirty years dead. That makes me feel old.
Dearest: Phil Ochs–much to your mother’s chagrin, my favorite album in the 60s was an anti-war [Vietnam of course] Ochs album–I now forget which one. He was authentic. love, dad
Dad – ha!! Funny, I don’t remember him being among the records of yours that we listened to as kids (uhm – The Raunch Hands?? what???)
Mmmm, kinda sexy.