38 MacDougal - Record Collector Magazine
1629 Views The arrival of this previously unheard recording, which catches the founding father of Greenwich Village’s 60s folk-rock movement on top form in a loose but pivotal jam, can only be awarded monumental historical significance. Unlike Dylan, who Neil gave his first break in 1961 by paying him a dollar to play harmonica at his shows, Fred’s catalogue consists of little beyond four studio albums he recorded between 1964-68 (one a collaboration), plus 1971’s Other Side Of This Life live/alternative take grab-bag, before Harry Nilsson’s smash version of his song Everybo...
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