Tom Paxton
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Nov 5, 2026
Phil Ochs pt 3
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9:16TJ2HOST
You had an artist who went by the name Odetta, an African-American blues musician who had actually put her first records out in the 1950s, but a lot of her Songs were very topical, so they kind of fit into the broader folk family.
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9:32TJ2HOST
Dave Van Ronk and Tom Paxton were other big names in the village at this point.
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9:38LDHOST
TJ, I hate to interrupt you, but we are going to take our first sponsor break, and we will be right back.
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9:43speaker_0ADVERTISER
Our fantasy commish says for him it's all about the friendships.
13 MINS LATER
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23:14TJ2HOST
He would play, again, while there, some songs that we're going to talk about a bit later that became some of his biggest and best known.
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23:20TJ2HOST
He also earned a coveted invite to the Newport Folk Festival that year.
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23:24TJ2HOST
where he performed alongside the likes of Bob Dylan, Tom Paxton, Joan Baez, and Peter, Paul, and Mary.
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23:30TJ2HOST
Now, you can go read about the 63 Festival if you'd like to.
Phil Ochs pt 3
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He also earned a coveted invite to the Newport Folk Festival that year.
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where he performed alongside the likes of Bob Dylan, Tom Paxton, Joan Baez, and Peter, Paul, and Mary.
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21:30TJ2PANELIST
Now, you can go read about the 63 Festival if you'd like to.
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21:34TJ2PANELIST
I'm not going to dig into all of it, but this was also the one where Mississippi John Hurt performed.
SHADOWS FROM THE GRAVE: The Uncle Who Knew He'd Be Dead In A Week | #RetroRadio
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Dark Fantasy originates in the studios of WKY, Oklahoma City.
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75:48speaker_25UNKNOWN
Tom Paxton speaking.
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This is the National Broadcasting Company.
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75:52Darren MarlarHOST
My brand new book, Connective Tissue, How Cattle Mutilations Link Bigfoot, Alien Abductions, Mind Control, and the Men in Black is releasing Friday, November 13th.
Queen Releases Bohemian Rhapsody, Phish Does Halloween Right: Music History Today Podcast October 31
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27:16speaker_0HOST
They had a big hit called Come Go With Me.
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27:19speaker_0HOST
Tom Paxton was born in 1937, American folk music singer-songwriter who became part of the 1960s Greenwich Village folk revival scene.
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27:30speaker_0HOST
As a matter of fact, he was the one who wrote The Last Thing on My Mind.
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27:36speaker_0HOST
Ethel Waters was born in 1896.
FULL SHOW: Switzer, Caleb Bond And Leith van Onselen | Court of Public Opinion Live, 30 October 2026
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77:41Jeremy CordeauxHOST
It's called The Last Thing on My Mind.
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77:43Jeremy CordeauxHOST
Tom Paxton wrote it.
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77:45Jeremy CordeauxHOST
The Seekers did it.
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77:47Jeremy CordeauxHOST
A lot of people.
Data Centers, Inside Appalachia
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28:50speaker_8SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
But over the last year, they started writing protest songs together, including AIONO, which they composed with longtime folk
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28:56Andrea River PetersonCORRESPONDENT
musician Tom Paxton.
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29:14Andrea River PetersonCORRESPONDENT
McLaughlin says the song was written as a protest against the way they believe artificial intelligence undermines human artistry.
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29:22Shane McLaughlinSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Like I feel like we learn about ourselves through our creativity and discover ourselves through that.
FULL SHOW: Switzer, Caleb Bond And Leith van Onselen | Court of Public Opinion Live, 30 October 2026
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77:41Jeremy CordeauxHOST
It's called The Last Thing on My Mind.
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77:43Jeremy CordeauxHOST
Tom Paxton wrote it.
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77:45Jeremy CordeauxHOST
The Seekers did it.
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77:47Jeremy CordeauxHOST
A lot of people.
Roy Davies on Folk: the memories, the music and the humour
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65:00Roy DaviesGUEST
So I would find that, honestly, at the same time as the audience, what we're all doing.
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65:06Roy DaviesGUEST
But through osmosis, and like you said, anything by Tom Paxton is possibly in G.
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65:13Roy DaviesGUEST
Yes.
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65:15Roy DaviesGUEST
And you know that probably you can slide the capo a little bit.
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71:09Roy DaviesGUEST
And whether they were bothered that we would do something that they intended to do, but there's enough folks, enough songs anyway, aren't there? yeah but um and then they got involved in they do these sort of long breaks in blackpool or in buxta or whatever
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71:25Brian JonesHOST
yeah
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71:26Roy DaviesGUEST
so that kind of thing and and then as i say you know we met tommy maycomb on the dock road um we had routon hall tom paxton with midge they pitched up middle of the day And we were doing the sound, et cetera.
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71:47Roy DaviesGUEST
And we sat just as people, not as the kind of the star with the fan in awe, but just as how has the day gone, how has the drive, you
Leonard Cohen: SONGS OF LEONARD COHEN — Side A
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40:52IanHOST
Uh, but then eventually Clive Davis comes in, and, uh, he ends up getting signed on John Hammond's tip.
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40:58IanHOST
Before that, though, Leonard made his official live debut as a singer in New York, February 22nd, 1967, a benefit concert for WBAI, held in the Village Theater on Sixth Street at Second Avenue, with an impressive lineup that included, here's the next name, Pete Seeger, Tom Paxton, and Judy Collins.
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41:17IanHOST
Just, like, every, like, it's just the Bob Dylan story.
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41:19IanHOST
It's unbelievable to me.
The Greg Hughes Show |Friday| 16/10/26
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70:22Patsy CavanaghGUEST
That sort of or American.
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70:23Patsy CavanaghGUEST
No, I liked, I liked, uh, like Woody Guthrie and, uh, Tom Paxton and-
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70:28Greg HughesHOST
Mm
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70:28Patsy CavanaghGUEST
... people like that.
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