PHIL OCHS Pleasures Of The Harbor LP A&M 1967 US reissue+silver label SP 4133
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PHIL OCHS
The quintessential Greenwich Village folkie, who put topical protest songs on the map
and wrote the most sincere, humane material of his day
"PLEASURES OF THE HARBOR"
<reissue, originally published in 1967 on A&M 'brown' label>
LP A&M RECORDS SP 4133 STEREO
PRINTED IN U.S.A. REPRESSING (mid/late-70s)
[From 1963 through mid-'73, A&M used a brown label. From then until 1985
the label was a silver gray with a large brown "AM" fading into the background]
STILL IN SHRINK SINGLE SLEEVE WITH COMPANY INNER SLEEVE
THICK CARDBOARD COVER (American Style)
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LABEL: A&M - SILVER/GREY LABEL - BLACK TEXT
Catalog on cover: (front & spine) SP 4133; (rear) A&M 133
Catalog on labels: SP-4133/Stereo (SP-4165) / SP-4133/Stereo (SP-4166)
Matrix / Runout, (Side A, Etched): SP 4165-8
Matrix / Runout, (Side B, Etched): SP 4166-8
On labels: All selections written by Phil Ochs and published by Barricade Music Inc. (ASCAP)
On back cover: Produced by: Larry Marks
Piano accompanyment by: Lincoln Mayorga
Liner notes by: Phil Ochs
A&M Records ? 1446 North La Brea ? Hollywood, California 90028
tracklisting
Side A: CROSS MY HEART - FLOWER LADY
OUTSIDE OF A SMALL CIRCLE OF FRIENDS - I'VE HAD HER - MIRANDA
Side B: THE PARTY - PLEASURES OF THE HARBOR - THE CRUCIFIXION
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Going into the studio after Dylan's move into rock accompaniment and Sgt. Pepper's vast
expansion of pop music, Ochs wanted to make a record that reflected all these trends,
and he hired producer Larry Marks, arranger Ian Freebairn-Smith, and pianist
Lincoln Mayorga -- all of whom had classical backgrounds -- to help him realize his vision.
The result was Pleasures of the Harbor, his most musically varied and ambitious album,
one routinely cited as his greatest accomplishment. Though the lyrics were usually
not directly political, they continued to reflect his established points of view...(AllMusic)
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