Phil Ochs

Phil Ochs was under-appreciated during his lifetime but, over 30 years since his death, he is still cited by many as being an influence on their music, their politics and their careers. A contemporary and friend of Bob Dylan, although Phil never achieved the commercial success he craved, he led a generation through probably the most politically turbulent decade the world has ever seen.

Ultimately, Phil's internal turbulence proved too much for him, but he left us with a legacy of songs which are as relevant today, as they were when they were first written, 45 years ago.

For more information about Phil, please read the biography.

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On My Way

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On My Way is a 2010 album of previously unreleased Phil Ochs performances, originally recorded in 1963 by Roy Connors of The Highwaymen.

Track listing

  1. "The A.M.A. Song"
  2. "The Ballad of Davey Moore"
  3. "On My Way"
  4. "Morning"
  5. "The Ballad of U.S. Steel"
  6. "Once I Lived the Life of a Commissar"
  7. "Lou Marsh"
  8. "New Town"
  9. "Hazard, Kentucky"
  10. "Time Was"
  11. "I'll Be There"
  12. "Paul Crump"
  13. "The Ballad of William Worthy"
  14. "The Power and The Glory"
  15. "The Ballad of Oxford, Mississippi"
  16. "Talking Cuban Crisis"
  17. "How Long"
  18. "Never Again"
  19. "Don't Try Again"
  20. "First Snow"
  21. "Bobby Dylan Record"
  22. "The Ballad of Ruben Jaramillo"
  23. "The Ballad of Alfred Packer"
  24. "Talking Airplane Disaster"
  25. "Spanish Lament"