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JUDY COLLINS talks about coming to GREENWICH VILLAGE in the 60's and playing the clubs!
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4:56Now Playing"It all came together because one person could go out on a stage in one of these clubs...there had to be some place for this to happen you remember, it didn't just happen in the streets, it happened with a commercial enterprise around it....between the clubs, the people who owned them, who were passionate about us, and the people who wrote about us....."
~Judy Collins
Judy Collins shares about the magic that conspired in Greenwich Village in the 1960's between the artists, the club owners and the writers who wrote about them which gave us some of the most memorable music of all time!
Our friend Judy Collins has graciously offered to help us get the word out about The Greenwich Village Music Festival, Fall of 2011, during our fund raising phase, by sharing what it was like playing clubs in Greenwich Village in the early 1960's, Gerdes Folk City, The Bitter End, The Village Gate.... and the magic that conspired, because of those clubs, to give us some of the most memorable music of all time....they all came to the village! Judy's amazing new album "Paradise" has duets with Stephen Stills and Joan Baez (archival photos from Getty Images (www.gettyimages.com), the Michael Ochs Collection and famed Village Voice photographer Fred Darrah!
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