Released 50 years ago
Sings for Broadside
Phil Ochs · 1976
46 min · 12 tracks · folk rock · baroque pop · protest song
Phil Ochs’ poignant melodies intertwine with sharp political commentary, creating a reflective tapestry of folk and baroque pop.
Is this for you?
Good fit if you like
- steady pacing with reflective moments
- poignant melodies for deep thinking
- political commentary for engaged listeners
- consistent progression towards emotional climax
Maybe skip if you want
- seek instant gratification tracks
- prefer upbeat party anthems
Where this album fits
- Career context
- Released in 1976, 'Sings for Broadside' came during a transitional period for Phil Ochs after his earlier successes in the 1960s. This album marked his continued exploration of social issues through music, following the critical acclaim of his previous works like 'Pleasures of the Harbor'. At this time, Ochs was shifting from protest songs to more personal reflections, navigating the changing landscape of folk music.
- Stylistic neighbors
- Bob Dylan· Leonard Cohen· Tom Paxton
Tracklist
Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.
- 1 Pleasures of the Harbor 4:24
- 2 That's What I Want to Hear 3:22
- 3 I'm Gonna Say It Now 2:07
- 4 Changes 4:22
- 5 On Her Hand a Golden Ring 2:44
- 6 Days of Decision 3:14
- 7 Santo Domingo 4:38
- 8 United Fruit 3:04
- 9 Crucifixion 6:27
- 10 Outside of a Small Circle of Friends 3:16
- 11 What Are You Fighting For? 3:08
- 12 Ringing of Revolution 5:23
Reference: Wikipedia · MusicBrainz · Wikidata
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