Recorded 'Changes' + 'Crucifixion'-Jim & Jean

Subject: Recorded 'Changes' + 'Crucifixion'
From:
Date: 26 Sep 00 - 02:23 PM

I am looking for the name of a folk duo who recorded the Phil Ochs songs "Changes" and "Crucifixion" on an album about 1967. There was some electric guitar and harpsichord accompaniment. I think it was on Vanguard Records. I believe they did only this one album. This was a different group than Ian and Sylvia. Anyone remember this album?

Thanks.

Subject: RE: Help: Recorded 'Changes' + 'Crucifixion'
From: Mike Regenstreif
Date: 26 Sep 00 - 02:28 PM

Jim & Jean.

Mike Regenstreif

Subject: RE: Help: Recorded 'Changes' + 'Crucifixion'
From: Midchuck
Date: 26 Sep 00 - 02:37 PM

Damn. For once I knew one, and Regenstreif beats me.

Wise ass disk jockeys anyway...mumble, mumble...

Peter.

Subject: RE: Help: Recorded 'Changes' + 'Crucifixion'
From: SINSULL
Date: 26 Sep 00 - 02:52 PM

And by NINE minutes, Midchuck! You weren't even close.

Subject: RE: Help: Recorded 'Changes' + 'Crucifixion'
From: Bill Hahn//\\
Date: 26 Sep 00 - 06:56 PM

And the trivia question is: who was Phil's roomate at college and helped him learn to play the guitar?

Bill Hahn

Subject: RE: Help: Recorded 'Changes' + 'Crucifixion'
From: GUEST,smiley
Date: 26 Sep 00 - 08:51 PM

Good gosh this thing is fast. Does the name of Jim Glover sound right, to the trivia question?

Subject: RE: Help: Recorded 'Changes' + 'Crucifixion'
From: wysiwyg
Date: 27 Sep 00 - 02:25 PM

Anyone e-mail the requestor?

~S~

Subject: RE: Help: Recorded 'Changes' + 'Crucifixion'
From: Mike Regenstreif
Date: 27 Sep 00 - 02:35 PM

Jim Glover is the answer to Bill's trivia question.

To bring it back to the beginning of the thread, Jim Glover was the Jim of Jim & Jean. Jim & Jean's album was on Verve/Folkways, not Vanguard.

Mike Regenstreif