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Bob Dylan... |
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| The TIC TAC TOE
shop is where Bob Dylan lived during
the early days of his musical experiences...and opposite Dylan's flat was
where the front cover of "The Freewheelin'" LP was photographed...in Jones
Street, Greenwich Village.
http://www.villagevoice.com/news/jack-newfield-macdougal-street-at-midnight-6701781 |
| Bob Dylan
rented a two-room apartment on the third floor of a four story walk up at
161 W4St. for $60 per month. In 2015, it sold for $6 million in 2015. |
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http://www.avclub.com/video/walking-the-streets-of-bob-dylans-greenwich-villag-82165 |
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Inside the world
of Bob Dylan's home in 1961 at 161 W4th Street, Manhattan... |
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http://www.nydailynews.com/entertainment/bob-dylan-freewheelin-romance-greenwich-village-article-1.2764268 |
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http://www.villagevoice.com/music/bob-dylan-in-nyc-day-2-revisiting-jones-street-and-161-west-4th-6647930 |
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https://therockfile.wordpress.com/2011/03/02/greenwich-village-stroll-1963/ |
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http://www.telegraph.co.uk/travel/artsandculture/4126624/Bob-Dylans-Greenwich-Village-New-York.html |
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(West 4th Street - Jones Street on the right -
look up the street is where DYLAN'S album cover was photographed)
From December 1961, Dylan lived at 161, West 4th Street, above Bruno's
Spaghetti shop until 1964... |
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FREEWHEELIN' - BOB DYLAN (1963, Columbia)
Location: Outside 5 Jones Street near the
intersection of West 4th Street, Greenwich Village, NYC. Dylan wore a thin
suede jacket and his girlfriend Suze Rotolo wore a green Loden coat she had
bought in Italy.
Suzie Rotolo died of lung cancer in 2011
(Photographer - Don Hunstein - February 1963) |
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1962
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'Gaslight Poetry Review', published by John
Mitchell, New York (1959). "Poetry of the Beat Generation as read in
Gaslight, 116 Macdougal Street, New York".
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(December 18th, 1962 - Photo by Fred W.McDarrah
- 116, MacDougal Street)
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| (The Gaslight
Cafe on 116 McDougal Street in Greenwich Village - 1958 - became the launch
pad for Dylan of the 1960s folk scene).
Steve McQueen lived at 118 MacDougal Street
in the early 1950's... |
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Dylan and Ramblin' Jack Elliott, MacDougal Street, NYC, 1964...Photo by
Douglas R. Gilbert.
The two are standing in front of the Kettle
of Fish Restaurant (a popular hangout for the Village folksingers) then
located at 114 MacDougal Street, next to the Gas Light Poetry Cafe, where
Dylan would often would perform, which was located next door to the
basement of 116 MacDougal Street... |
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| NYC - Greenwich Village: 92-94 MacDougal
Street - These buildings were owned by Bob Dylan (1969-1973). Dylan bought
this townhouse in late 1969 and moved back to Greenwich Village for the
first time in four or five years... |
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https://youtu.be/e7qQ6_RV4VQ |
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https://www.google.com/amp/s/ephemeralnewyork.wordpress.com/2010/01/03/jack-kerouac-at-the-kettle-of-fish-in-the-village/amp/
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