Originally Posted by rostasi

Good to see interest in the good old anarchist U. Utah Phillips!
Met him at the Haymarket Affair Centenary and he was the good side of good-ol’-boyisms.
That live album is close to his best live one (with May Day at the Pabst being the other close contender).
On the studio side, watch for El Capitan and Loafer’s Glory and you’ll get a good taste of
creative hoboism right up there with Harry Partch, Harry McClintock and Seasick Steve.