Reminds me of May 1991. I was living in DC, and there was a huge post-Desert-Storm wargasm. People were claiming that the demon of Vietnam had finally been exorcised, and American troops could finally hold their heads up high again. One guy in my office (at the American Red Cross, ironically), was prancing around whistling Civil War ditties. Wish I had known this song then; I would have belted it out.
In the video response I submitted, pay particular attention to two men standing behing two Dallas Police Officers ( 1 minute 31 seconds) one of the men is Phil Ochs legendary folk singer who was sent to Dallas as an observer. There is another You Tube video called TEXAS SCHOOL BOOK DEPOSITORY that will support this film. Phil Ochs was later found dead of an apparent hanging suicide. I wonder.....
Phil Ochs was well documented as struggling with clinical depression, and had Bi-Polar disorder, which ran in his famiy, and his mental health went through a noted decline in his final years. Just because he was outspoken it doesn't really lend itself to conspiracy theories.
Reminds me of May 1991. I was living in DC, and there was a huge post-Desert-Storm wargasm. People were claiming that the demon of Vietnam had finally been exorcised, and American troops could finally hold their heads up high again. One guy in my office (at the American Red Cross, ironically), was prancing around whistling Civil War ditties. Wish I had known this song then; I would have belted it out.
Seasass 8 months ago
In the video response I submitted, pay particular attention to two men standing behing two Dallas Police Officers ( 1 minute 31 seconds) one of the men is Phil Ochs legendary folk singer who was sent to Dallas as an observer. There is another You Tube video called TEXAS SCHOOL BOOK DEPOSITORY that will support this film. Phil Ochs was later found dead of an apparent hanging suicide. I wonder.....
sindoniproductions 3 years ago
Phil Ochs was well documented as struggling with clinical depression, and had Bi-Polar disorder, which ran in his famiy, and his mental health went through a noted decline in his final years. Just because he was outspoken it doesn't really lend itself to conspiracy theories.
gabriel2787 3 years ago
I wonder what kind of songs Ochs would write today. Powerful stuff.
unseemlyjester 3 years ago 4
Phils words where more direct than Dylans ever where,no mistaking the point of his songs
pete7356 3 years ago
Haunting Images.
michaelispan 3 years ago
very good !!!!
staalhaar 3 years ago
Thank you! Phil Ochs lives!
barbh1 4 years ago
Excellent in all respects. aloha, ray
MrRay47 4 years ago
Great to hear from you again! Great video.
ANE32 4 years ago
I love this song
Ghouma 4 years ago
5*****
bafr1 4 years ago