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Sing Me Back Home

Sing Out! Posted on Mar 25, 2013 by Ken BiggerJan 7, 2015

Merle Haggard‘s 1968 hit, “Sing Me Back Home” gives us three chords and the truth about compassion and the power of music. In it, we hear forgiveness and reconciliation, but with an unwavering certainty of outcome. There is clinging to … Continue reading →

Posted in Murder Ballad Monday | Tagged Iris DeMent, Irma Jackson, Mama Tried, Mama's Opry, Merle Haggard, Okie from Muskogee, Phil Ochs, Sing Me Back Home, Willie Nelson

Songs of Freedom Summer

Sing Out! Posted on Jun 14, 2012 by Ken BiggerJan 5, 2015

“Those Three Are On My Mind” was one of several songs born out of the tragic killings in Neshoba County, Mississippi in the summer of 1964.  It’s hard for me to say whether it’s the best known, but was the … Continue reading →

Posted in Murder Ballad Monday | Tagged Goodman Schwerner and Chaney, He Was My Brother, Here's to the State of Mississippi, Paul Simon, Pete Seeger, Phil Ochs, Those Three Are On My Mind, Tom Paxton

PHIL OCHS SONG NIGHT AT THE OUTPOST IN THE BURBS

Sing Out! Posted on Mar 29, 2007 by Ron OleskoMar 5, 2014

“Phil Ochs is the greatest writer of American protest music…”– John Lennon, 1971 “I just can’t keep up with Phil – and he’s getting better and better and better.”– Bob Dylan It is hard to believe that it has been … Continue reading →

Posted in Folk Music Notebook, Ron Olesko | Tagged Phil Ochs, Sonny Ochs

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