Fred Neil - Everybody's Talkin'- Do You Ever Think Of Me

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Uploaded by on Jan 9, 2010

Fred Neil (March 16, 1936 July 7, 2001) was an American blues and folk singer and songwriter whose career developed in the 1960s and early 1970s, after which he left the music scene. He wrote the hits "Candy Man" (the B side of Roy Orbison's "Crying") and "Everybody's Talkin'" (Harry Nilsson), as well as the ballad "A Little Bit Of Rain" and the rock standard "The Other Side of This Life", most famously recorded by Jefferson Airplane.
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  • fantastic song!! I just started to listen to fred. He's great.

  • Gorgeous, gorgeous! Thank you.

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  • James Altucher sent me here.

  • Bleecker and Macdougal -- still a great place to hang out in the city

  • One the all time greats .. Just uploaded a Live solo acoustic version from my snowed in gig in

  • Saw him live in Greenwich Village only once and he was great!

  • @mynameisnobodyz

    yes, Nilsson had achieve global succes with his "softly" version, but I don't like it ;... Tom Jones sung 1969 with perfection this song , but only Neil original song have authentically right sound

  • He blows my mind. Ive only known about Fred for a couple years now. Wish I knew about him & his music much much sooner. I wouldve loved him dearly growin up...ah if Id only known. ♥ Thank you for posting this

  • @123nitro Fred Neil wrote this song.

  • @Durden391 It is. Mr. Neil wrote it, Nilsson mused it.

    

  • I like this original version the best, thanks

  • @Durden391 & 123nitro ----- Yes this is the original and best version of this great song. Search for Fred Neil and Vince Martin to hear more of the roots of 'folk rock'.

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