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1	Bleecker & MacDougal (1965) more music like this by Fred Neil Given the late Fred Neil's near mythic reputation as a songwriter, singer, environmentalist, and recluse, the reissue of his 1965 album Bleecker & MacDougal is of historic importance. But rather than being an artifact of the man who wrote "Everybody's Talkin'," "Other Side to This Life" (which appears here), and "Dolphins," this album is made of ... see all copies from $9.88! new only from $9.88!
2	The Many Sides of Fred Neil (1998) more music like this by Fred Neil For many, the name Fred Neil will be familiar only as that belonging to the songwriter of the modern classic "Everybody's Talkin'," or perhaps "Candyman," "The Dolphins," or "Other Side of This Life," songs that Roy Orbison, Tim Buckley, and the Jefferson Airplane, respectively, recorded. However, Neil's influence extends much farther. John ... see all copies from $10.99! new only from $22.61!
3	Fred Neil (1967) more music like this by Fred Neil Fred Neil's second album, Fred Neil, was his best, fully completing his transition to electric folk-rock. "Everybody's Talkin'," "The Dolphins," and "That's the Bag I'm In" are all among his best (and most frequently covered) compositions. Currently hard to find, all of its tracks reappeared on the British mid-'80s The Very Best of Fred Neil ... see all copies from $9.00! new only from $9.00!
4	Byrd Parts (1998) more music like this by The Byrds Some of those involved with Columbia's Byrds box urged the producers to use tracks by the Jet Set, the Beefeaters, the pre-Byrds David Crosby, and the Hillmen; instead, they chose to weigh it down with a lot of later, Skip Battin-era tracks. So Raven Records has done the job instead, gathering together the major pre-Byrds and early Byrds-related ... see all copies from $19.07! new only from $19.07!
5	Troubadours of the Folk Era, Vol. 2 (1992) more music like this by Various Artists Here are some of the performers and their signature songs on which the '60s folk revival were based. Pete Seeger's rendition of "Turn, Turn, Turn" and Tim Hardin's "Reason to Believe" remind the listener that contemporary performances have a vital history. Other strong cuts are "There but for Fortune;" Phil Ochs, "Who Knows Where the Time Goes," ... see all copies from $7.93!
6	Sessions (1967) more music like this by Fred Neil Sessions was a peculiar record that seemed to find Neil losing his focus to some degree, even as he increased his appetite for experimentation with arrangements and songwriting. The loose, informal feel of most of the cuts suggested that the performances were rehearsals or jams, rather than finely honed finished products; indeed, the take number ... see all copies from $9.00! new only from $9.00!
7	Tear Down the Walls/Bleecker & MacDougal (2001) more music like this by Fred Neil Fred Neil's two classic Elektra records albums assembled together on one CD, with new biographical notes supported by lots of photos, too. The CD is slightly uneven as a listening experience, mostly by virtue of the songs off of Tear Down the Walls, a hybrid work that has moments of inspired, heavyweight brilliance from Neil, compromised by the ... see all copies from $8.16! new only from $8.16!
8	Everybody's Talkin'/Other Side of This Life (1999) more music like this by Fred Neil see all copies from $50.98! new only from $50.98!
9	Folk Essentials (1995) more music like this by Various Artists CEMA Special Markets' Folk Essentials might not take its "folk" genre too literally, but it's an entertaining collection nonetheless. There's a world of difference between Leadbelly ("Rock Island Line") and the Stone Poneys ("Different Drum"), but they're here, along with the Kingston Trio ("Tom Dooley"), Burl Ives ("The Irish Rover"), Fred Neil ( ... see all copies from $9.99! new only from $9.99!
10	Echoes of My Mind: The Best of 1963-1971 (2005) more music like this by Fred Neil The reclusive and enigmatic Fred Neil really didn't care one hoot about the machinations of the music business, and while it is tempting to compare him to someone like Nick Drake, whose bouts with depression kept him away from the limelight, it would appear Neil suffered instead from a severe case of personal and creative sanity, an ailment ... see all copies from $19.07! new only from $19.07!
11	The Acoustic Highway Collection: The Road to Country Rock (1996) more music like this by Various Artists A long-winded title for what is essentially a trawl through the back catalog of EMI's folk-rock, country-rock, and singer-songwriters, from the '60s through the '80s (emphasis on the '60s). It's a not-bad mix of the renowned (Gordon Lightfoot, Leon Russell, Don McLean, Townes Van Zandt, Stone Poneys, Joe South), the less celebrated (the Dillards, ... see all copies from $2.99!
12	Everybody's Talkin' (1969) more music like this by Fred Neil Originally released in early 1967 as simply Fred Neil and re-released as Everybody's Talkin' in 1969 after Harry Nilsson had a huge international hit from the soundtrack of "Midnight Cowboy," this album is one of the greatest progressive folk albums to date. At the time of its recording, Neil was a well-known figure in the folk world and an ... see all copies from $9.00! new only from $9.00!
13	Other Side of This Life (1971) more music like this by Fred Neil Neil's final album was an odd, stitched-together affair matching one LP side of live, acoustic material with a side of studio leftovers. The live half (on which Neil is assisted by second guitarist Monte Dunn) does not provide any revelations when compared to the studio prototypes, but he does deliver decent versions of several of his best songs, ... see all copies from $11.25! new only from $11.25!
14 view cover	Trav'lin Man: The Early Singles (2008) more music like this by Fred Neil It's hard to imagine the late Fred Neil as a rockabilly singer, given his reputation as a folksinger and deeply influential songwriter who had his tunes recorded by everyone from Tim Buckley ("Dolphins") to Harry Nilsson ("Everybody's Talkin'"), Dion, Bob Dylan, and others. But prior to the Greenwich Village folk scene, Neil wrote for the likes of ... see all copies from $16.30! new only from $16.30!
15 view cover	Do You Ever Think of Me? (2003) more music like this by Fred Neil Do You Ever Think of Me? contains the second and third solo albums by Fred Neil. The first ten tracks comprise Neil's self-titled and most noted album. Unlike its predecessor, Bleecker & MacDougal, the electric arrangements transform the urban folksinger into a folk-rocker. The album includes his most famous song, "Everybody's Talkin'," made ... see all copies from $20.59! new only from $20.59!
16	The Very Best of Fred Neil (1986) more music like this by Fred Neil It doesn't include any of his Elektra tracks, but this is a good compilation of his Capitol work, including all of the 1967 album Fred Neil (which featured Stephen Stills) and four tracks from his follow-up LP Sessions. Contains "Everybody's Talkin'," "Green Rocky Road," and the beautiful "The Dolphins." Richie Unterberger, All Music Guide see all copies from $12.00!
17 view cover	The Sky Is Falling: The Complete Live Recordings 1965-1971 (2004) more music like this by Fred Neil Folk-rock obscurity Fred Neil is regularly touted as one of the movement's pioneering geniuses, and The Sky Is Falling: The Complete Live Recordings 1963-1971 puts his work into perspective for any doubters. Collecting his live 1971 swan song album, The Other Side of This Life (which counts celebrity guests like David Crosby, Gram Parsons, and ... see all copies from $22.87! new only from $22.87!

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