DVD: 'Limitless,' 'Potiche,' 'Phil Ochs: There But for Fortune,'
Los Angeles Daily News
"Phil Ochs: There But for Fortune" is balanced account of the 1960s folksinger's life. Ochs, who committed suicide at 35 in 1976, was neither...
WORD UP! - Enthralling Phil Ochs: There But For Fortune ...
PAPERMAG
Phil Ochs: There But For Fortune (First Run Features), a fascinating documentary by Kenneth Bowser on the short life of the folk singer/songwriter, is out now on DVD. Ochs, an intensely handsome protest singer who committed suicide in ...
First Run Features Releases Three On DVD
Documentaries.About.com
The titles are: Phil Ochs: There But For Fortune - Lee Bowser's thoroughly researched and brilliantly composed documentary about Phil Ochs not only captures the power of the singer/songwriter's personality, it reveals the social and political strife of ...
Phil Ochs: There But For Forture (Review)
Cincinnati CityBeat
By Steven Rosen Phil Ochs was Bob Dylan's chief rival as a Folk-based protest singer in the 1960s — Christopher Hitchens, interviewed in this documentary, maintains Ochs was better, more politically pointed and with a more sarcastic and ...
Phil Ochs: There But for Fortune tunes to wild '60s folksinger
Straight.com
By Allan MacInnis, July 28, 2011 Kenneth Bowser, director of the praised documentary Phil Ochs: There But for Fortune, is among those fortunate enough to have seen the 1960s folksinger-activist perform twice—he thinks. “As Dennis Hopper used http://www.blogger.com/img/blank.gifto say ...
RIVERSIDE: 'Phil Ochs' documentary mirrors today
InlandSoCal.com
By TIMOTHY GUY With its theme of history making events defining a generation, the documentary "Phil Ochs: There But for Fortune," strikes a cord with things that are happening in the world today. And in a sad twist of fate, the film also highlights the ...
Am feeling an overwhelming sense of sadness and beauty in Phil Ochs
ReplyDeletemasterful vulnerability. He was an old soul whose young mans form could not be reconciled. I am am haunted by his will of the wisp ballad "James Dean of Indiana"
I conjure up an image of him playing it over and over at his sisters house
and then finally taking his own life at what now seems to me a tender young age of 35.