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Phil Ochs - There and Now: Live In Vancouver, 1968 (1990) {Rhino Record R2 70778}
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© 1968, 1990 Archives Alive Records / Rhino Record | R2 7077
Folk / Folk Rock / Political Folk / Protest Songs / Singer-Songwriter

This is the definitive Phil Ochs live album, found in a search of tape vaults 21 years after the fact. A "lost" 1968 concert, with poet Allen Ginsberg playing the bells on (you guessed it!) "The Bells," and featuring the best parts of his concert repertory, old and new, from "The Highwayman" through "William Butler Yeats Visits Lincoln Park and Escapes Unscathed," with stops along the way for "Outside of a Small Circle of Friends" and other underground calls-to-arms and reality checks.

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