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Bob Dylan said: "Phil Ochs' writing I have no respect whatsoever for."

- From the book 'Positively 4th Street' by David Hajdu.

Couldn't agree more, Bob. Talk about sophomoric.

Bob Dylan said: "Phil Ochs' writing I have no respect whatsoever for."

- From the book 'Positively 4th Street' by David Hajdu.

Couldn't agree more, Bob. Talk about sophomoric.

Bob Dylan said: "Phil Ochs' writing I have no respect whatsoever for."

- From the book 'Positively 4th Street' by David Hajdu.

Couldn't agree more, Bob. Talk about sophomoric.

Bob Dylan said: "Phil Ochs' writing I have no respect whatsoever for."

- From the book 'Positively 4th Street' by David Hajdu.

Couldn't agree more, Bob. Talk about sophomoric.

Bob Dylan said: "Phil Ochs' writing I have no respect whatsoever for."

- From the book 'Positively 4th Street' by David Hajdu.

Couldn't agree more, Bob. Talk about sophomoric.

what kind of breathing apparatus is he using? there's no tank.

@capetown99 So you don't know. Which was my point.

@Jotto999 What does it have to do with this video? I felt that question was implied.

This Young Vic stuff reminds why I liked The Who in the first place.

Saw all the old Bond's when I was a kid and this was my favorite. Can't remember why but maybe it was this scene. Nothing like a frogmen battle.

good fight but chuck norris needs to work on his grooming.

@MsGfdfgd Both Hendrix and Rory played at Isle of Wight Festival, 1970. Check your facts before you pop off, big mouth.

@nstrummer Part of it is from Visions of Cody. He ends with On the Road.

Fantastic. You have any good audio of Wyoming and Me? Hard to find.

@SSArcher11 That part about Starbuck wasn't in the book. An added touch by either John Huston or Ray Bradbury and I think a nice one. Overall, a good adaptation of the novel though Richard Basehart seems a little old for Ishmael.

would be great if we could get a downloadable version of this. or maybe a similar version where rory gets more of the lyrics right. are you listening, donal?

@Dukabor He didn't write that. An American bluesman named JB Hutto did. From what I've learned, it was alcohol combined with numerous precriptions that spelled the end for his liver. It wasn't booze alone, it was the lethal combination that did the damage.

this is caveman rock. love it.

@bodleladle Liberace's brother. He's imitating Liberace there and Lib used to thank his brother George.

for some reason i love this song. nice job on the video too.

@Samjeno Even with a great song like this there's always some sniveling weasel spreading noxious fumes in the comments. That would be you. Grow up.

@xXxClaudiaScenexXx co-wrote. with petty and campbell.

givin it all. awesome.

I wish Donal would release a live version of this song from this time period. In fact, he should selectively release 2-3 discs from Rory's live archive. The best of the best.

Where is this?

Where is this?

My favorite song off the BBC Sessions. You can hear the Sun Records influence.

@RoryStratoBlues Might be a Music Master but this was filmed in 1972.