[1964]
Album “Broadside Ballads, Vol. 3: The Broadside Singers”, Folkways Records.

“The Broadside Singers” è stato un super-gruppo composto da alcuni dei songwriters che negli anni 60 e 70 furono tra i maggiori contributori della rivista “Broadside Magazine”, tra i quali Phil Ochs, Tom Paxton, Pete Seeger, Mark Spoelstra, Patrick Sky, Malvina Reynolds, Bob Dylan e Buffy Sainte-Marie…

In questo brano, l’autore Mark Spoelstra è accompagnato da Phil Ochs, voce e chitarra, e da Pete Seeger, banjo.

“This antiwar song was recorded in a Broadside Singers session with Phil Ochs leading the group. The song was written by Mark Spoelstra, who recalls this as one of his early compositions. He remembered traveling to Ohio for a concert with Rambling Jack Elliott. On the way back, they stopped for refreshments and ran across a group of young men in army fatigues talking about how they could not wait... (Continues)

[1963]

Testo pubblicato su Broadside Magazine n.37 del gennaio 1964.

Una canzone dedicata ai nativi americani.

[1967]
Album "Reality Is Bad Enough" (1968)

Testo pubblicato su Broadside Magazine n.88 del gennaio 1968.

[1968]
Album: "Reality Is Bad Enough".

Trovata su Mudcat.