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Fred Neil was an American folk singer-songwriter who wrote songs for Buddy Holly, Roy Orbison and Harry Nilsson. He was also a friend and influence of Bob Dylan and Jefferson Airplane, and a dolphin activist.
Fred Neil (16 de Março de 1936 – 7 de julho de 2001) [1] foi um cantor e compositor de blues e folk dos Estados Unidos, cuja carreira desenvolveu-se entre os anos 1960 e os 1970, quando ele abandonou a indústria da música.
Watch Fred Neil perform his classic song "Everybody's Talkin'" live at The Elephant in Woodstock, NY in 1970. Learn about the song's history, meaning, and covers by Harry Nilsson, Stephen Stills, and others.
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Fred Neil's 1966 album is available in full on YouTube.
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Fred Neil Greats and Greatest Hits Stereo. Moshe Duskis. Everybody's Talkin' has been covered by at least 238 artists, including Harry Nilsson/. Play all.
Learn about Fred Neil, a influential folk musician who wrote hits for others but never achieved fame himself. Explore his biography, discography, and lyrics on Genius.
20 de jul. de 2001 · Fred Neil was a singer-songwriter who wrote "Everybody's Talkin'" and "The Dolphins", but lived a quiet life in Florida for decades. He influenced David Crosby and other musicians, but remained a mystery to most.
