Phil Ochs
Phil Ochs · Arts & Literature
Protest folk singer-songwriter of the 1960s ('I Ain't Marching Anymore').
1940, El Paso, Texas, United States — 1976, Far Rockaway, New York, United States
New York City; Los Angeles
Phil Ochs is recognized among Jewish contributors to Arts & Literature — Protest folk singer-songwriter of the 1960s ('I Ain't Marching Anymore').
Phil Ochs was a leading 1960s protest folk singer-songwriter, author of 'I Ain't Marching Anymore' and 'Draft Dodger Rag'. He was born in El Paso to Jewish parents: his physician father was born in New York to Polish-Jewish immigrants and his mother was born in Scotland to Jewish parents.
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Protest folk singer-songwriter of the 1960s ('I Ain't Marching Anymore').
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