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re: Non-Phish Show Of The Day Thread
Posted on 9/9/12 at 6:40 pm to Dandy Lion
Posted on 9/9/12 at 6:40 pm to Dandy Lion
In honor of the Saints playing a shitty excuse for a football game, here is a shitty excuse for a non-Phish post:
Phil Ochs on Come, Read To Me a Poem (April 12, 1967)
Phil Ochs was a talented folk singer-songwriter of the period, probably second only to Dylan. Come, Read To Me a Poem was apparently a public TV show dedicated to that particular art form. This being the '60s, there is a lot of rock-lyrics-are-poetry talk. The interview section of the tape is actually fairly interesting for Ochs' discussion of the songwriting process.
If you like this sort of thing you might also like the Ochs version of Poe's "The Bells".
There But For Fortune -- American Masters documentary on Phil Ochs (2011)
Phil Ochs on Come, Read To Me a Poem (April 12, 1967)
Phil Ochs was a talented folk singer-songwriter of the period, probably second only to Dylan. Come, Read To Me a Poem was apparently a public TV show dedicated to that particular art form. This being the '60s, there is a lot of rock-lyrics-are-poetry talk. The interview section of the tape is actually fairly interesting for Ochs' discussion of the songwriting process.
If you like this sort of thing you might also like the Ochs version of Poe's "The Bells".
There But For Fortune -- American Masters documentary on Phil Ochs (2011)
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Posted on 9/9/12 at 9:19 pm to Kafka
Gene Parsons on the invention of the Stringbender
Guitarists may want to watch this videotaped interview with the late Gene Parsons (no relation to Gram) detailing how he and Clarence White devised the Stringbender/B-Bender in 1967.
Guitarists may want to watch this videotaped interview with the late Gene Parsons (no relation to Gram) detailing how he and Clarence White devised the Stringbender/B-Bender in 1967.
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