List of cover versions of Phil Ochs songs
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This is a list of cover versions by notable music artists of songs written by American singer-songwriter Phil Ochs, who wrote or recorded at least 238 songs during his brief career.[1] In 1965, Joan Baez had a No. 8 hit in the UK with her cover of "There but for Fortune", a song written by Ochs.[2] It was also nominated for a Grammy Award for "Best Folk Recording".[3] In the US it peaked at No. 50 on the Billboard charts[4]—a good showing, but not a hit.[5]
Except where indicated, all songs were written by Ochs.
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List
Artist | Country of origin | Year | Song | Appearance | Notes |
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Lauren Agnelli, Dave Rave, and the Charmers | United States, Canada | 1998 | "Chords of Fame" | What's That I Hear?: The Songs of Phil Ochs | [6] |
Eric Andersen | United States | 2005 | "Changes" | Waves: Great American Song Series, Vol. 2 | [7] |
2004 | "I Ain't Marching Anymore" | The Street Was Always There: Great American Song Series, Vol. 1 | [8] | ||
1998 | "When I'm Gone" | What's That I Hear?: The Songs of Phil Ochs | [6] | ||
2004 | "White Boots Marching in a Yellow Land" | The Street Was Always There: Great American Song Series, Vol. 1 | [8] | ||
Harvey Andrews | England | 1978 | "When I'm Gone" | Folk 78 BBC Radio 2 program | [9][10] |
The Back Porch Majority | United States | 1966 | "The Bells"[lower-alpha 1] | That's the Way It's Gonna Be | [9] |
"That's the Way It's Gonna Be"[lower-alpha 2] | [11] | ||||
Joan Baez | United States | 1965 | "There but for Fortune" | Joan Baez/5 | [11] |
1969 | "There but for Fortune" | Joan Baez in Italy | |||
1977 | "There but for Fortune" | Bread & Roses Festival of Acoustic Music | |||
Dan Barker and Kristin Lems | United States | 1987 | "When I'm Gone" | My Thoughts Are Free | [12] |
Bastro | United States | 1987 | "Pretty Smart on My Part" | Diablo Guapo | [13] |
Lars Berghagen and Anni-Frid Lyngstad | Sweden | 1971 | "En Kväll om Sommarn" ("Changes") |
Single | [14] |
Jello Biafra and Mojo Nixon | United States | 1994 | "Love Me, I'm a Liberal" | Prairie Home Invasion | [11] |
Theodore Bikel | Austria | 1983 | "Power and the Glory" | America's Music Legacy: Folk | [11] |
Black 47 | United States | 1999 | "I Ain't Marching Anymore" | Bleecker Street: Greenwich Village in the ’60s | [15] |
Rachel Bissex | United States | 2004 | "No More Songs" | In White Light | [16] |
Cilla Black | England | 1997[lower-alpha 3] | "Changes" | The Abbey Road Decade 1963–1973 | [11] |
Curt Boettcher | United States | 2000[lower-alpha 4] | "That's the Way It's Gonna Be"[lower-alpha 2] | Misty Mirage | [17] |
Billy Bragg | England | 1985 | "Joe Hill" | Don't Mourn—Organize! Songs of Labor Songwriter Joe Hill | [18] |
Billy Bragg and the Pattersons | England, Ireland | 1985 | "Chords of Fame" | Andy Kershaw's BBC Radio 1 program | [18][19] |
The Brothers Four | United States | 1967 | "Changes" | A New World's Record | [18] |
Anita Bryant | United States | 1966 | "The Power and the Glory" | Mine Eyes Have Seen the Glory | [20] |
David Buskin | United States | 1998 | "Boy in Ohio" | What's That I Hear?: The Songs of Phil Ochs | [6] |
Exene Cervenka | United States | 1991 | "Do What I Have to Do"[lower-alpha 2] | Tame Yourself | [18] |
Chad & Jeremy | England | 1965 | "There but for Fortune" | I Don't Want to Lose You Baby | [18] |
Camper van Chadbourne | United States | 2003 | "I Kill Therefore I Am" | Poison Ochs: A Tribute to Phil Ochs | [21] |
Eugene Chadbourne | United States | 1994 | "Another Country"[lower-alpha 2] | Another Country[lower-alpha 5] | [23] |
1998 | "The Big Parade" ("One More Parade")[lower-alpha 6] |
To Phil | [22] | ||
"Canons of Christianity" | |||||
1991 | "Christian Canons" ("Canons of Christianity") |
Chad-Born Again | [25] | ||
1986 | "Cops of the World" | Corpses of Foreign War | [26] | ||
1991 | "Cross My Heart" | Chad-Born Again[lower-alpha 5] | [25] | ||
1998 | "Here's to the State of Mississippi" | To Phil | [22] | ||
"I Ain't Marching Anymore" | |||||
"I Kill Therefore I Am" | |||||
"Is There Anybody Here" | |||||
1993 | "Knock on the Door" | Songs[lower-alpha 5] | [27] | ||
1998 | "Outside of a Small Circle of Friends" | To Phil | [22] | ||
1994 | "Remember Me"[lower-alpha 2] | Another Country[lower-alpha 5] | [23] | ||
1998 | "There but for Fortune" | To Phil | [22] | ||
1986 | "When I'm Gone" | Country Protest[lower-alpha 5] | [28] | ||
Cher | United States | 1967 | "There but for Fortune" | With Love, Chér | [29] |
Vic Chesnutt | United States | 1999 | "The Scorpion Departs But Never Returns" | Athfest '98 | [30] |
Gene Clark | United States | 1990 | "Changes" | True Voices | [29] |
Judy Collins | United States | 1966 | "In the Heat of the Summer" | Fifth Album | [29] |
John Denver | United States | 1965 | "What's That I Hear Now" ("What's That I Hear") |
John Denver Sings | [31] |
Ani DiFranco | United States | 2000 | "When I'm Gone" | Swing Set | [32] |
Disappear Fear | United States | 2011 | "Changes" | Get Your Phil | [33] |
"Draft Dodger Rag" | |||||
"I Ain't Marching Anymore" | |||||
"Is There Anybody Here?" | |||||
"I've Had Her"/"Because the Night"[lower-alpha 7] | |||||
"No More Songs" | |||||
"Outside of a Small Circle of Friends" | |||||
"Power and the Glory" | |||||
"There but for Fortune" | |||||
"When I'm Gone" | |||||
Danny Doyle | Ireland | 1981 | "The Highwayman"[lower-alpha 8] | The Highwayman | [29] |
Marianne Faithfull | England | 1985 | "Chords of Fame" | Rich Kid Blues | [34] |
José Feliciano | Puerto Rico | 1966 | "That's the Way It's Gonna Be"[lower-alpha 2] | A Bag Full of Soul | [34] |
Julie Felix | United States | 1968 | "Bracero" | This World Goes Round & Round | [34] |
1966 | "Changes" | Changes | |||
1965 | "Days of Decision" | The Second Album | |||
1967 | "The Flower Lady" | Flowers | |||
Leslie Fish | United States | 1986 | "No More Songs" | Chickasaw Mountain | [34] |
The Four Preps | United States | 1967 | "Draftdodger Rag" | Single | [34] |
The Four Seasons | United States | 1964 | "New Town"[lower-alpha 2] | Born to Wander | [34] |
Four to the Bar | United States | 1994 | "I Ain't Marching Anymore" | Craic on the Road: Live at Sam Maguire's | [35] |
Diamanda Galás | United States | 1998 | "Iron Lady" | Malediction and Prayer | [36] |
Dick Gaughan | Scotland | 1988 | "When I'm Gone" | Call It Freedom | [36] |
Bob Gibson | United States | 1991 | "Start the Parade" ("One More Parade")[lower-alpha 6] |
Stops Along the Way | [36] |
1988 | "That's the Way It's Gonna Be"[lower-alpha 2] | Funky in the Country | |||
Ronnie Gilbert | United States | 1964 | "Power and Glory" | Alone with Ronnie Gilbert | [36] |
"What's That I Hear" | |||||
Ronnie Gilbert and Holly Near | United States | 1996 | "Power and Glory" | This Train Still Runs | [36] |
Steve Gillette and Cindy Mangsen | United States | 1998 | "The Highwayman"[lower-alpha 8] | What's That I Hear?: The Songs of Phil Ochs | [6] |
Thea Gilmore | England | 2004 | "When I'm Gone" | Loft Music | [37] |
Jim Glover | United States | 1984 | "Hands"[lower-alpha 2] | Fast Folk Musical Magazine | [38] |
John Gorka | United States | 1998 | "Bracero" | What's That I Hear?: The Songs of Phil Ochs | [6] |
Greg Greenway | United States | 2001 | "The Crucifixion" | Something Worth Doing | [39] |
1998 | "Tape from California" | What's That I Hear?: The Songs of Phil Ochs | [6] | ||
Sid Griffin and Billy Bragg | United States, England | 1998 | "Sailors and Soldiers"[lower-alpha 2] | What's That I Hear?: The Songs of Phil Ochs | [6] |
Nanci Griffith | United States | 2002 | "What's That I Hear" | Winter Marquee | [40] |
Arlo Guthrie | United States | 1998 | "I Ain't Marching Anymore" | What's That I Hear?: The Songs of Phil Ochs | [6] |
George Hamilton IV | United States | 1966 | "Changes" | Steel Rail Blues | [41] |
John Wesley Harding | England | 1998 | "Another Age" | What's That I Hear?: The Songs of Phil Ochs | [6] |
Françoise Hardy | France | 1968 | "Où Va la Chance?" ("There but for Fortune") |
Françoise Hardy | [41] |
"There but for Fortune" | En Anglais | ||||
Kim and Reggie Harris | United States | 1995 | "Changes" | Spoken in Love | [41] |
1993 | "In the Heat of the Summer" | In the Heat of the Summer | |||
1997 | "In the Heat of the Summer" | The Long Walk To Freedom Reunion Concert | [42] | ||
1994 | "Too Many Martyrs"[lower-alpha 9] | Freedom Is a Constant Struggle: Songs of the Mississippi Civil Rights Movement | [41] | ||
1997 | "Too Many Martyrs"[lower-alpha 9] | The Long Walk To Freedom Reunion Concert | |||
1998 | "What's That I Hear" | What's That I Hear?: The Songs of Phil Ochs | |||
Kim and Reggie Harris, Magpie | United States | 1998 | "Freedom Riders"[lower-alpha 2] | What's That I Hear?: The Songs of Phil Ochs | [6] |
Carolyn Hester | United States | 1965 | "What's That I Hear" | Stop! Look! & Listen! | [42] |
The Highwaymen | United States | 1965 | "What's That I Hear" | Carolyn Hester at Town Hall Two | [42] |
Anne Hills | United States | 1998 | "Iron Lady" | What's That I Hear?: The Songs of Phil Ochs | [6] |
Bob Hudson | Australia | 1974 | "No More Songs" | Newcastle Song | [44] |
Ian & Sylvia | Canada | 1966 | "Changes" | Play One More | [42] |
Tom Intondi | United States | 1995 | "Flower Lady" | Tom Intondi Live! | [45] |
Jackie and Roy | United States | 1966 | "Changes" | Changes | [45] |
Jason & the Scorchers | United States | 1989 | "My Kingdom for a Car" | Thunder and Fire | [46] |
Wyclef Jean | Haiti | 2009 | "Here's to the State of Mississippi" | Soundtrack for a Revolution | [47] |
Jefferson Starship | United States | 2008 | "I Ain't Marching Anymore" | Jefferson's Tree of Liberty | [48] |
Jim and Jean | United States | 1965 | "The Bells"[lower-alpha 1] | Jim and Jean | [45] |
1966 | "Changes" | Changes | |||
1968 | "Cross My Heart" | People World | |||
1966 | "Crucifixion" | Changes | |||
"Flower Lady" | |||||
1968 | "Rhythms of Revolution" ("Ringing of Revolution") |
People World | |||
1965 | "There but for Fortune" | Jim and Jean | |||
1963 | "What's That I Hear" | Jack Linkletter Presents a Folk Festival | |||
Joe and Eddie | United States | 1965 | "That's the Way It's Gonna Be"[lower-alpha 2] | Live In Hollywood | [45] |
1964 | "What's That I Hear" | Coast to Coast | |||
Daniel Johnston and Jad Fair | United States | 2003 | "Chords of Fame" | Poison Ochs: A Tribute to Phil Ochs | [21] |
Josh Joplin | United States | 1991 | "I Ain't Marching Anymore" | Facts of Fortune | [49] |
Josh Joplin Group | United States | 2000 | "Half a Century High" | "Camera One +2" single | [50] |
Kind of Like Spitting | United States | 2005 | "Draft Dodger Rag" | Learn: The Songs of Phil Ochs | [51] |
"I Ain't Marching Anymore" | |||||
"I'm Tired"[lower-alpha 2] | |||||
"Outside of a Small Circle of Friends" | |||||
"Remember Me"[lower-alpha 2] | |||||
"That's What I Want to Hear" | |||||
"When I'm Gone" | |||||
"Where Were You in Chicago" | |||||
"You Can't Get Stoned Enough"[lower-alpha 2] | |||||
Mike Leander Orchestra | England | 1965 | "There but for Fortune" | The Folk Hits | [52] |
Jeannie Lewis | Australia | 1976 | "The Crucifixion" | Tears of Steel & The Clowning Cavaleras | [53][54] |
Gordon Lightfoot | Canada | 1966 | "Changes" | Lightfoot! | [55] |
The Limeliters | United States | 1987 | "The Power and the Glory" | We the People: A Musical Celebration of Our Constitution | [55] |
Living Voices | United States | 1966 | "There but for Fortune" | Positively 4th Street and Other Message Folk Songs | [55] |
Rod MacDonald | United States | 1998 | "Pleasures of the Harbor" | What's That I Hear?: The Songs of Phil Ochs | [6] |
Iain MacKintosh | United States | 1988 | "When I'm Gone" | Gentle Persuasion | [55] |
Magpie | United States | 1982 | "Bracero" | Working My Life Away | [55] |
1994 | "How Long"[lower-alpha 2] | Seed on the Prairie | [56] | ||
1995 | "How Long"[lower-alpha 2] | Spoken in Love | |||
1997 | "I Ain't Marching Anymore" | The Long Walk To Freedom Reunion Concert | |||
1998 | "Power and the Glory" | What's That I Hear?: The Songs of Phil Ochs | [6] | ||
1997 | "A Toast to Those Who Are Gone"[lower-alpha 2] | The Long Walk To Freedom Reunion Concert | [56] | ||
1999 | "There but for Fortune" | Give Light | [57] | ||
1986 | "When I'm Gone" | If It Ain't Love | [55] | ||
1986 | "When I'm Gone" | Live in Augusta | |||
1994 | "You Should've Been Down in Mississippi"[lower-alpha 2] | Freedom Is a Constant Struggle: Songs of the Mississippi Civil Rights Movement | |||
Magpie, Kim and Reggie Harris | United States | 1994 | "How Long"[lower-alpha 2] | Freedom Is a Constant Struggle: Songs of the Mississippi Civil Rights Movement | [56] |
1995 | "When I'm Gone" | Spoken in Love | |||
Magpie, Kim and Reggie Harris, Matthew Jones | United States | 1997 | "What's That I Hear" | The Long Walk To Freedom Reunion Concert | [56] |
Lee Mallory | United States | 1966 | "That's the Way It's Gonna Be"[lower-alpha 2] | Single | [56] |
David Massengill | United States | 1998 | "Crucifixion" | What's That I Hear?: The Songs of Phil Ochs | [6] |
Iain Matthews | England | 1998 | "Flower Lady" | What's That I Hear?: The Songs of Phil Ochs | [6] |
Megan McDonough and Christine Lavin | United States | 1998 | "Gas Station Women" | What's That I Hear?: The Songs of Phil Ochs | [6] |
Melanie | United States | 1971 | "Chords of Fame" | The Good Book | [56] |
1979 | "Miranda" | Ballroom Streets | [52] | ||
Roger Miller | United States | 1998 | "Cops of the World" | Performer shows | [52][58] |
Chad Mitchell Trio | United States | 1964 | "The Draft Dodger Rag" | The Slightly Irreverent Mitchell Trio | [52] |
The Mitchell Trio | United States | 1965 | "That's the Way It's Gonna Be"[lower-alpha 2] | That's the Way It's Gonna Be | [29] |
Modern Folk Quartet | United States | 1964 | "The Bells"[lower-alpha 1] | Changes | [52] |
Katy Moffatt | United States | 1998 | "Here's to the State of Mississippi" | What's That I Hear?: The Songs of Phil Ochs | [6] |
1996 | "The Highwayman"[lower-alpha 8] | Midnight Radio | [52] | ||
Maria Monti | Italy | 1972 | "Non È Solo un Caso" ("There but for Fortune") |
Maria Monti e i Contrautori | [59] |
Christy Moore | Ireland | 2005 | "Changes" | Burning Times | [60] |
Ryoko Moriyama | Japan | 1967 | "Konoha No Oka" ("Changes") |
Single | [52] |
MWF | United States | 2003 | "The Scorpion Departs But Never Returns" | Poison Ochs: A Tribute to Phil Ochs | [21] |
Holly Near | United States | 1999 | "No More Songs" | Sky Dances | [61] |
The New Christy Minstrels | United States | 1966 | "There but for Fortune" | Single | [62] |
The Nields | United States | 2001 | "I Ain't Marching Anymore" | Clearwater Live! The Festival That Saved a River | [63] |
Lillebjørn Nilsen | Norway | 1979 | "Forandring" ("Changes") |
Oslo 3 | [64] |
Nina & Frederik | Denmark, Netherlands | 1964 | "One More Parade"[lower-alpha 6] | Little Boxes and Other Favourites | [65] |
1966 | "There but for Fortune" | An Evening with Nina & Frederik at the Royal Albert Hall | [66] | ||
Oyster Band | England | 1990 | "Gonna Do What I Have to Do" ("Do What I Have to Do")[lower-alpha 2] |
Little Rock to Leipzig | [61] |
Gene Parsons | United States | 1979 | "My Kingdom for a Car" | Melodies | [61] |
Tom Paxton | United States | 1998 | "Draft Dodger Rag" | What's That I Hear?: The Songs of Phil Ochs | [6] |
Pearl Jam | United States | 2006 | "Here's to the State of Mississippi" | VH1 Storytellers | [67] |
Peter and Gordon | England, Scotland | c. 1967 | "Che Cos'é una Rosa" ("Flower Lady") |
Single | [68] |
1967 | "The Flower Lady" | Knight in Rusty Armour | [61] | ||
Peter, Paul and Mary | United States | 1995 | "There but for Fortune" | Such Is Love | [61] |
The Gretchen Phillips Experience | United States | 1995 | "There but for Fortune" | Studio Sessions, Austin Music Network | [41] |
Shawn Phillips | United States | 1965 | "The Bells"[lower-alpha 1] | I'm a Loner | [61] |
"I'm Tired"[lower-alpha 2] | |||||
Pinhead Gunpowder | United States | 1997 | "Song of My Returning"[lower-alpha 2] | Goodbye Ellston Avenue | [69] |
Pozo-Seco Singers | United States | 1967 | "Changes" | I Can Make It With You | [70] |
Tony Rice | United States | 1988 | "Changes" | Native American | [70] |
Brian Ritchie | United States | 1988 | "Parade" ("One More Parade")[lower-alpha 6] |
Sun Ra: Man from Outer Space | [70] |
The Roches | United States | 1998 | "The Bells"[lower-alpha 1] | What's That I Hear?: The Songs of Phil Ochs | [6] |
Garnet Rogers | Canada | 1988 | "Crucifixion" | Speaking Softly in the Dark | [70] |
David Rovics | United States | 1998 | "Draft Dodger Rag" | Pay Day at Coal Creek | [71] |
1996 | "In the Heat of the Summer" | Make It So | [72] | ||
Pete Seeger | United States | 1964 | "The Ballad of Lou Marsh" | Pete Seeger Sings Little Boxes & Other Broadsides (also known as Broadside Ballads, Vol. 2) | [73] |
1966 | "The Draft Dodger Rag" | Dangerous Songs!? | |||
1965 | "The Power and the Glory" | God Bless the Grass | |||
Pete Seeger and Tao Rodríguez-Seeger | United States | 2001 | "Draft Dodger Rag" | Clearwater Live! The Festival That Saved a River | [63] |
The Shrubs | England | 1988 | "Another Age" | Another Age | [73] |
Broderick Smith | England | 1996 | "Jim Dean of Indiana" | Crayon Angels | [73] |
Smothers Brothers and George Segal | United States | 1967 | "Draft Dodger Rag" | The Smothers Brothers Comedy Hour | [74] |
SONiA | United States | 1998 | "Is There Anybody Here?" | What's That I Hear?: The Songs of Phil Ochs | [6] |
The Spokesmen | United States | 1965 | "There but for Fortune" | The Dawn of Correction | [75] |
Squirrel Bait | United States | 1987 | "Tape from California" | Skag Heaven | [73] |
Crispian St. Peters | England | 1966 | "Changes" | Single | [70] |
Teenage Fanclub | Scotland | 1993 | "Chords of Fame" | Thirteen | [76] |
Tempest | United States | 2001 | "Iron Lady" | Balance | [77] |
They Might Be Giants | United States | 1990 | "One More Parade"[lower-alpha 6] | Rubáiyát: Elektra's 40th Anniversary | [76] |
Richard Thompson | England | 2002 | "I Ain't Marching Anymore" | Performer shows | [78] |
Travelers 3 | United States | 1965 | "Freedom Calling" {"What's That I Hear"} |
New Sounds | [76] |
Dana Valery | Italy | 1966 | "There but for Fortune" | Top Pop Song Hits, Vol. 2 | [76] |
Dave Van Ronk | United States | 1994 | "Outside of a Small Circle of Friends" | To All My Friends in Far-Flung Places | [76] |
1998 | "Outside of a Small Circle of Friends" | What's That I Hear?: The Songs of Phil Ochs | [6] | ||
Sammy Walker | United States | 1975 | "Bound for Glory"[lower-alpha 10] | Broadside Ballads, Vol. 8: Song for Patty | [76] |
1998 | "Jim Dean of Indiana" | What's That I Hear?: The Songs of Phil Ochs | [6] | ||
1994 | "There but for Fortune" | Old Time Southern Dream | [76] | ||
The Weakerthans | Canada | 1999 | "Ringing of Revolution" | The Return of the Read Menace | [79] |
Cassell Webb | United States | 1999 | "Jim Dean of Indiana" | Songs of a Stranger | [76] |
Cris Williamson | United States | 1966 | "Changes" | The World Around Cris Williamson | [76] |
Glenn Yarbrough | United States | 1967 | "Crucifixion" | For Emily, Whenever I May Find Her | [76] |
1968 | "One More Parade"[lower-alpha 6] | We Survived the Madness | |||
1967 | "Pleasures of the Harbor" | For Emily, Whenever I May Find Her | |||
1965 | "That's the Way It's Gonna Be"[lower-alpha 2] | Come Share My Life | |||
1968 | "That's the Way It's Gonna Be"[lower-alpha 2] | We Survived the Madness | |||
1994 | "That's the Way It's Gonna Be"[lower-alpha 2] | Live! at the Troubadour | |||
Glenn Yarbrough and the Limeliters | United States | 1974 | "That's the Way It's Gonna Be"[lower-alpha 2] | Reunion | [76] |
2001 | "That's the Way It's Gonna Be"[lower-alpha 2] | The Chicago Tapes: First Set | [80] | ||
Peter Yarrow | United States | 1998 | "There but for Fortune" | What's That I Hear?: The Songs of Phil Ochs | [6] |
Neil Young | Canada | 2013 | "Changes" | Farm Aid 2013 | [81] |
2014 | "Changes" | performer shows | [82][83] | ||
"Changes" | A Letter Home | [84] |
See also
References
Notes
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 Song written by Ochs. Lyrics adapted from the poem by Edgar Allan Poe.
- ↑ 2.00 2.01 2.02 2.03 2.04 2.05 2.06 2.07 2.08 2.09 2.10 2.11 2.12 2.13 2.14 2.15 2.16 2.17 2.18 2.19 2.20 2.21 2.22 2.23 2.24 2.25 2.26 2.27 2.28 2.29 Song written by Ochs but professional recording not released during his lifetime.
- ↑ Recorded in 1974.
- ↑ Recorded circa 1969.
- ↑ 5.0 5.1 5.2 5.3 5.4 Song also appears on Chadbourne's 1998 Ochs tribute album To Phil.[22]
- ↑ 6.0 6.1 6.2 6.3 6.4 6.5 Written by Ochs and Bob Gibson.[24]
- ↑ Cover of Patti Smith Group song. Written by Bruce Springsteen and Patti Smith.
- ↑ 8.0 8.1 8.2 Song written by Ochs. Lyrics adapted from the poem by Alfred Noyes.
- ↑ 9.0 9.1 Written by Ochs and Bob Gibson.[43]
- ↑ Produced by Ochs, who also sings.
Footnotes
- ↑ Cohen, pp. 241–272.
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Works cited
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Further reading
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External links
- Phil Ochs at AllMusic
- Phil Ochs at SecondHandSongs
- Covers of Phil Ochs songs on WhoSampled
- Phil Ochs Cover List, compiled by David Cohen
- Sonny Ochs
- Phil Ochs Song Nights from the Kennedy Center (Video)