Bob DYLAN'S NYC: Walk Through Greenwich Village 15 Must Visit New York Places

Hello guys, today we are in Greenwich Village and we are making a special tour on foot, we will

visit

all the

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associated with Bob Dylan as a look where he used to live where he hung where he was inspired for some of his songs, so it will be a lot of fun, so this is a first stop on our tour. In New York City and one of the things that makes this bar very famous and, apart from being open, since it is always frequented by the British poet in Dylan Thomas and, in fact, it was the last place he drank before he died in 1953 and it is interesting the interesting thing about Bob Dylan is that he not only comes here with his girlfriend and we listened as Irish song That alone with his girlfriend Rotolo and listened to his girlfriend.

Very good and it is a great place to see has many of its original interiors that we cannot enter now because only the open -air seats are available at this time, Lucille Lortel Theater in Christopher Street of Bedford was called Theater Dealy and in 1963 Bob Dylan saw the opera of Breck Threepenny and really was really inspired by the song Pirate Jenny and you With his own music and that led the songs of the song. The man of the tambourine and the rains are now going to fall, we are in front of a Sheridan square that Bob Dylan when he came to New York if he lived briefly on the fourth floor with Den's popular mother, Mickey Isaacson, and a floor below is below, where Suze Rotolo's mother live Suze Society, which was the first club not segregated in the history of American history and was founded in 1938 and, in fact, in 1944, the debut of Billy Holladay Heart, performing strange fruit here, sr .. well, now we are in Jones Street, which is a really small street between West 4th and Bleecker and, if you are a Bob Dyan fan, you will recognize it.

A Bob Dylan was with his girlfriend Ven, Susan Tolo, and filmed the cover of Freewheelin Bob Dylan Album was here, this way of seeing them, did the records? Runner I'm going to put the link above, you know the important thing about how obvious I did not mention that he bought Bob Dylan the fact that this image stinks that it was fair outside the store, so we have many of you who know many tourists who come here just to take a photo outside and then slice and then buy this music disc in West 4th Street, it was founded in 1958 and specialized in musical instruments of musical instruments of musical instruments of musical instruments of musical instruments of musical instruments of musical instruments of musical instruments of musical instruments Everyone and that have a Gorsur record in West 4thing in 1958 and specialize in musical instruments around the world and are committed to this guard of guard in West 4THing in 1958 and specialize in musical instruments around the world and this guard record in West 4THing in 1958 and specialize in musical instruments around the world and are found in this world and They are foundations in the world of West 4 and the zipper and it is a really great place, from the musical instruments of the floor to the ceiling they are fed and Bob Dylan was a client here because he lived just a few doors on the street, we will show him where now he is a six of West 4th Street where Bob Dylan lived and wrote positively 4th Street now great now, we are in front of Mattleker Matonker, Guitars, Murtcher, Murtcher on Blehecker, and that is on Matonker Street.

The store was founded in 1965 and Bob Dylan used to come and know that they get some guitars here and you only know that he tests some guitars and, in fact, the owner Matt Newman told us a great story about a day that a child had entered and was entered and he knew that he only took a guitar that did not get used to me as the customers and that those who play and tried to buy it before buying one To play the guitar and Matt, I did not like customers to have played it as tried really well, since I didn't know.

I like the tongue, that's fine, you know that you've had enough, I moved trying to move on, but just at that moment, Bob Dylan entered and he picked up a guitar and began to get stuck with the children and then Bob Dylan laughs and finally took the child that my God, you like it, I can't believe it because you don't even realize, you don't even realize that one of the most famous musicians were playing. Just by your side last week and everyone is excited about this that no one who saw in Washington Square Park, so we thought it was a great story, he also told us that he sold a Stratocaster vintage that once belonged to Dylan for Seventy-Five thousand dollars of this store, so we are now in the 105 macdougal backside, which we are in Minette.

Street in front of the Mexican restaurant in Panchito before Panchito was, it was a coffee called Commons and, according to the late folk singer, David Bloo, he and Bob Dylan, they were drinking coffee in the common ones when Dylan began to scribble and tear, therefore, the song that would eventually become the wind, so that is a really great story and yes, we wanted to show you this street now in the street now which would become the wind on the corner of Mcadu. And Vanilla Lien and Cafe Wha is the first place when Robert Zimmerman, who is like the real name of Bob Dylan, when he arrived in New York City and the first place where it was Cafe Wha in which it was on January 23, 1961 when he was inside and met the master of ceremonies because it was like a cafeteria and a space of action and he met me the MC and the MC and the Emce doing?

He is as well, something reproduces, so he touched his harmonica and that is all that was hired to know with his harmonica and then met the club's owner, Manny Roth, and began playing in the afternoon there, so he was also established in the Café Reggie L in Macdougal Street by West Third by West in the business since 1927 Bob Dylan is said to be

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ed Times Wealted Cafe Reggio and is in the first place of Bob Dylan. to serve espresso in Our Street food and bio tour it video it out in the link above you now we're in front of 1/16 MacDougal Street and in This Basement Space Was The Gaslight Cafe Where Bob Dylan You Know performed Early in His Career In Fact Yes An Album Live Live at The Gaslight 1962 now we're in front of 110 MacDougal Street Which was the folklore center and it was like a music and bookshop and it was the center the epicenter Really of the folk music scene and dyn spent a lot of time here is a influential it was at Introduced Bob Dylan To Davon Rock Who Arranged His First Concert Uptown at The Carnegie Hall We're Standing in Front Of One Five Eight Bleecker Street Which Was The Village Gate Theater and I Hosted A Lot Of Um Controversial and Talented Memes And Jazz and Theater and Comed Comedy And Comed and Folk Music and In 1962 Dylan lived with a squirrel in the basement of this building and this is where he worked in a hard rain that he bought now we are facing 147 Bleecker Street in The Bitter End, which was a cafeteria and a place of folk music that began in 1961 and in the 1970 album of your album.

Street in 1969 with his wife and children, his move with his family from Woodstock to Macdougal Street was really surprising because these streets are always busy and full of many torretas, as you can see, after being bothered by a neighbor and the fans constantly invading their privacy, Malibu California moved to Malibor. Videos. And small businesses in New York City, including many food

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