This unique release is a compilation of three of Phil Ochs's albums from the mid-'60s. Ochs, the protest singer who was made immortal by his anti-war efforts in the '60s and '70s, was a prolific... more

Ochs was such a prolific songwriter that many of his compositions never made it to an album during his brief life. This collection of rare and unreleased tracks is dominated by Warner/Chappell demos... more

Phil Ochs was a topical songwriter who was at the forefront of the folk music scene in the 1960'S-70'S. In the spring of 1973, he made a small U.S. tour that among other shows, included this stop at... more

One of the most fascinating singer-songwriters—and most tragic figures—of the '60s folk revival is heard here live in Montreal, just months before the release of his ornately orchestrated debut for... more

Ochs was one of the most enthusiastic contributors to Broadside, the original folk-music zine. This posthumous 1976 LP has live performances he gave for Broadside benefit concerts and demos he made... more

"Broadside" was an early-'60s magazine devoted to publishing topical songs, and who else but Phil Ochs would be its #1 contributor? These tapes were recorded privately for "Broadside" to transcribe... more

Though released in the wake of Phil's 1976 suicide, this Folkways LP unearthed an extensive interview he did with them back in 1968. You'll hear the long-gone folk icon speak about the greed of the... more