VINYL FORMAT. 180g vinyl edition. Phil Och's first album, originally released in 1964 by Elektra Records. Songs of '60s protest and social unrest by the quintessential political singer/songwriter of the era. "The most brilliant and serious and moving and funny singer of the '60s, the movement's most intelligent contribution to American popular music." --The Washingtonian

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