Phil Ochs's debut album, 1964's All the News That's Fit to Sing, established him as one of the foremost folk musicians in the topical singer-songwriter movement. While Ochs would eventually broaden his vision to encompass just as much personal and poetic verse as political protest, 1965's I Ain't Marching Anymore contained perhaps his most issue-driven songwriting. Here the two albums appear together on this two disc compilation.

• 1-1 One More Parade
• 1-10 Knock On The Door
• 1-11 Talking Cuban Crisis
• 1-12 Bound For Glory
• 1-13 Too Many Martyrs
• 1-14 What's That I Hear
• 1-15 Bullets Of Mexico
• 1-2 The Thresher
• 1-3 Talking Vietnam
• 1-4 Lou Marsch
• 1-5 Power & The Glory
• 1-6 Celia
• 1-7 The Bells
• 1-8 Automation Song
• 1-9 Ballad Of William Worthy
• 2-1 I Ain't Marching Anymore
• 2-10 The Men Behind The Guns
• 2-11 Talking Birmingham Jam
• 2-12 Ballad Of The Carpenter
• 2-13 Days Of Decision
• 2-14 Here's To The State Of Mississippi
• 2-15 I Ain't Marching Anymore (Electric)
• 2-2 In The Heat Of The Summer
• 2-3 Draft Dodger Rag
• 2-4 That's What I Want To Hear
• 2-5 That Was The President
• 2-6 Iron Lady
• 2-7 The Highwayman
• 2-8 Links On The Chain
• 2-9 Hills Of West Virginia