Nov. 11, 2009 - Issue #734: Hanky panky
Phil Ochs, James Taylor, Joni Mitchell
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This historical account of James Taylor, Joni Mitchell and Phil Ochs
sharing the stage of Vancouver's Pacific Coliseum is an arousing time warp
for the temporal lobe. The re-mastered collaborative features a slew of
timeless songs and an invaluable testimony of the times, including Ochs'
politically insightful narrative "I Ain't Marching Anymore," Taylor's
unmistakable "Fire and Rain" and Mitchell and Taylor's duet of "Carey/Mr.
Tambourine Man," embodying the hope and heartache of the '70s. This two-disc
compilation is not only definite proof of the amp-shaking stamp these artists
would leave on the music scene, but the concert itself—a protest
against nuclear bomb testing in Amchitka—also propelled the birth of
Greenpeace a year laterPhil Ochs, James Taylor, Joni Mitchell
Greenpeace: Amchitka
(Greenpeace)
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