Welcome Back…
Please insert a valid imageThey reckon that whatever doesn’t kill us makes us stronger. I’m not sure how true that is, but here we are, reborn from an attack suffered on 26th December 2013. I can’t...
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When Pete Met Phil
Just as this site was coming back on line, the world – not “the world of folk” or “the world of music” but just “the world” – lost one of its finest sons. Pete Seeger was a man who’d seen it all, and...
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Where Have All the Poets Gone?
“Back in the day” is a phrase which is usually employed by people who oppose change simply on the basis that it makes them feel old. This time though, it would be appropriate to use the phrase, simply...
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Phil Ochs Highlighted in Smithsonian Folkways Collection
An article originally published in Broadside Balladeer Blog in appreciation of the recognition for Phil Ochs and Broadside Magazine editors Sis Cunningham and Gordon Friesen in the article titled...
View ArticleWelcome Back…
Please insert a valid imageThey reckon that whatever doesn’t kill us makes us stronger. I’m not sure how true that is, but here we are, reborn from an attack suffered on 26th December 2013. I can’t...
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When Pete Met Phil
Just as this site was coming back on line, the world – not “the world of folk” or “the world of music” but just “the world” – lost one of its finest sons. Pete Seeger was a man who’d seen it all, and...
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Where Have All the Poets Gone?
“Back in the day” is a phrase which is usually employed by people who oppose change simply on the basis that it makes them feel old. This time though, it would be appropriate to use the phrase, simply...
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Phil Ochs Highlighted in Smithsonian Folkways Collection
An article originally published in Broadside Balladeer Blog in appreciation of the recognition for Phil Ochs and Broadside Magazine editors Sis Cunningham and Gordon Friesen in the article titled...
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