draft dodger rag造句

• Thus a song like " Draft Dodger Rag " endures years after the military draft ended.
• Ochs wrote " Draft Dodger Rag " as American involvement in the Vietnam War was beginning to grow.
• "Draft Dodger Rag " was the first prominent satirical song about the draft during the Vietnam War.
• Ochs's return appearance at Newport in 1964, when he performed " Draft Dodger Rag " and other songs, was widely praised.
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• Ochs performed " Draft Dodger Rag " in 1965 on a CBS Evening News television special " Avoiding the Draft ", one of the rare instances in which he appeared on a national American television broadcast.
• "Draft Dodger Rag ", a 1965 anti-war song by Phil Ochs, circumvented laws against counseling evasion by employing satire to provide a how-to list of available drug addictions, and lack of physical fitness.
• :: Far as I know that was true in the Vietnam era and prior, along with the old saw that straight men might pretend to be gay in order to avoid the draft ( as with Phil Ochs'song, " The Draft Dodger Rag " ).
• By Clinton's own college days in the 1960s, Dodd stood as a symbol of hawkish stolidity on the Vietnam War, immortalized in Phil Ochs'protest anthem, " The Draft Dodger Rag, " whose ironic verse begins : " I'm just a typical American boy from a typical American town / I believe in God and Senator Dodd and keepin'old Castro down ."
• Among more traditional protest songs, the most pointed might be " Iron Lady, " about the death penalty, with the memorable line " And a rich man never died upon the chair . " ( The " iron lady " in the title referred to the electric chair . ) Ochs wrote that " in the future, intelligent men will read in amazement about the murder of Caryl Chessman . " But hard hitting songs like that and the title song were softened with sentimental and even romantic songs like " That Was the President " and Noyes'" The Highway Man . " And while critical, songs like " Draft Dodger Rag " and " Talking Birmingham Jam " used humor rather than harsh rhetoric to make their points.