In 1997, Elektra put out a 3-CD collection of his recordings, called "Phil Ochs" Farewells & Fantasies." Their catalog number is R27358, ISBN 1-56826-839-4, and the set is in the jacket of a book with tons of great photos and a forward by daughter Megan Lee Ochs, with some good "reflections on" stuff written by Michael Ventura, Mark Kemp and Ben Edmonds.

It has:

What's That I Hear
The Bells
Morning
Bound for Glory
The Highwayman
Power and the Glory
That's What I Want to Hear
Links On the Chair
Love Me, I'm a Liberal
Too Many Martyrs
In the Heat of the Summer
Here's to the State of Mississippi
I'm Goint to Say it Now
One More Parade
Draft Dodger Rag
I Ain't Marching Anymore
We Seek No Wider War
Ringing of Revolution
When I'm Gone
There But For Fortune
Song of My Returning
The War is Over
White Boots Marching in a Yellow Land
Is There Anybody Here?
Santo Domingo
Song of a Soldier
Cops of the World
Bracero
Canons of Chritianity
I Kill Therefore I Am
The Confession
William Butler Yeats Visits Lincoln Park and Escapes Unscathed
A Toast to Those Who Are Gone
Changes
The Doll House
When In Rome
Pretty Smart On My Part
The World Began in Eden and Ended in Los Angeles
Tape from California
Chords of Fame
Gas Station Women
Miranda
Outside of a Small Circle of Friends
Flower Lady
The Scorpion Departs but Never Returns
Pleasures of the Harbor
Jim Dean of Indiana
Rehearsals for Retirement
Doesn't Lenny Live Here Anymore?
No More Songs
Crucifixion

There's a web address on the back: www.rhino.com, if anyone's interested.

I do not work for them...but I adore his stuff.

Sarah