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Tag: Fred Neil

Bob Dylan’s First NYC Gig: April 11, 1961

He blew into town on a cold January day in 1961, slammed the door of his car, walked into Café Wha and landed a gig that night. That’s the legend, anyway. Truth is that he slogged around uptown hustling for gigs in the Theater District for months before the Village beckoned. But once he found […]

Great Album Covers, Preserved Forever

They may not necessarily be a basis for landmark designation, but it’s always nice when the setting for a great album cover gets landmark protections, ensuring that it lives on for future generations to appreciate. The Village and East Village have inspired and launched the career of many musicians over the years.  So it’s no […]

The Village in Song

Last week Time Out New York compiled a list of the 100 Best NYC Songs.  While perusing this list we were surprised to see the number of songs with a Village connection  So, of course we have to share them with you…. #87: “La Vie Boheme”, Original Broadway Cast of Rent (1994) Says TONY: “dedicated […]