Ochs
Noun
Meaning
United States newspaper publisher (1858-1935)
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1971–1975 Phil Ochs rewrite of his song "Here's to the State of Mississippi," into "Here's to the State of Richard Nixon."
After the Chile benefit, Ochs and Dylan discussed the possibility of a joint concert tour, playing small nightclubs.
Although many in the folk world decried Dylan's choice, Ochs was amused, and admired Dylan's courage in defying the folk establishment.
A lifelong movie fan, Ochs worked the narratives of justice and rebellion that he had seen in films into his music, describing some of his songs as "cinematic".
After several months, the Train persona faded and Ochs returned, but his talk of suicide disturbed his friends and family.
After a brief stay in an Argentinian prison, Ochs and Ifshin were sent to Bolivia via a commercial airliner where authorities were to detain them.