Fred Neil: Other Side to This Life
Discography here. The photo below is pulled from the link showing a young Bob Dylan, Karen Dalton and Fred Neil, circa 1961.
Friday, April 03, 2009
Fred Neil: Other Side to This Life
Discography here. The photo below is pulled from the link showing a young Bob Dylan, Karen Dalton and Fred Neil, circa 1961.
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Can anyone tell what corner Fred is standing on there? It's not Bleecker & MacDougal...
P.S. "Bleecker" is a weird word. Dutch?
I had the same thought about the corner. The street is too wide, for one. Also, Bleecker is a strange word. I once read that one way to separate NYers from everyone else is to have them spell Bleecker. Only NYers would put the c in the word. Anyway, now that I think about it, that is kind of lame.
Another way to separate NYers from everyone else is listening to an out-of-towner pronounce Houston St. And while my mind digresses, same scenario applies to asking anyone not from New Orleans to pronounce Burgundy St. I'm sure this list could go on, and on, and on...
BTW, thanks Riotic for the note.
Great song. I have a rip of this album somewhere, but I fear I have never fully given it an ear of justice. Interesting, too, to hear your observations on the topography and etymology of "Bleecker & MacDougal". The intersection sounds to me, an uneducated Scot, like it should properly be a dimly lit narrow avenue somewhere between alley and lane.
That's an old picture.
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