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Phil Ochs

June 16, 2010 – 2:11 am
Posted in Activists, America, Authors, Civil Rights Movement, Journalists, Musicians, Performers, Poets
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“One good song with a message can bring a point more deeply to more people than a thousand rallies”. –Phil Ochs

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