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Vince Martin & Fred Neil|Tear Down The Walls

Tear Down The Walls

Vince Martin & Fred Neil

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Because of the renown achieved in later years by Fred Neil, it is easy to forget that his partner was much better known at the time Martin & Neil released their sole album in 1964. "Vince Martin With the Tarriers," as they were billed, had scored a Top Ten hit with "Cindy, Oh Cindy" in 1956. Martin possessed the sort of forceful tenor that enabled Glenn Yarbrough to lead the Limeliters to success, and he used it in a similarly dramatic way. It also provided a striking contrast to Neil's bass-baritone. Martin & Neil came along at a time when commercial folk was showing a distinct social consciousness, and their style drew heavily on that of the massively popular Peter, Paul & Mary, particularly on the Neil-composed title song, with its stirring utopian tone ("one world in harmony"), and even Martin's "Red Balloon," a children's song in the tradition of "Puff the Magic Dragon" with some lyrics that later turned up in Jefferson Airplane's "Ballad of You and Me and Pooneil." Accompanied by Felix Pappalardi on the bass-like guitarron and John Sebastian on harmonica, the duo strummed 12-string acoustic guitars and used their strikingly different voices to reinvent traditional songs like "I Know You Rider" and "Lonesome Valley," popular covers like Bonnie Dobson's "Morning Dew," and some originals. Neil's "Wild Child in a World of Trouble," which he sang alone, looked forward to his career as a solo singer/songwriter, which commenced not long after this album was released. After decades out of print, Tear Down the Walls reappeared in two configurations, as a European two-fer with Neil's first solo album, Bleecker and MacDougal, credited to Neil alone and issued in the fall of 2001, and as a straight reissue from the mail order firm Collectors' Choice Music in early 2002.

© William Ruhlmann /TiVo

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1
I Know You Rider
00:03:11

Robert Hunter, Writer - Phil Lesh, Writer - Mickey Hart, Writer - Bob Weir, Writer - Jerry Garcia, Writer - Bill Kreutzmann, Writer - Ron McKernan, Writer - Vince Martin & Fred Neil, MainArtist

© 2006 Rhino Entertainment Company, a Warner Music Group Company ℗ 1965 Elektra Entertainment

2
Red Flowers
00:02:35

Fred Neil, Writer - Vince Martin & Fred Neil, MainArtist

© 2006 Rhino Entertainment Company, a Warner Music Group Company ℗ 1965 Elektra Entertainment

3
Tear Down the Walls
00:02:36

Fred Neil, Writer - Vince Martin & Fred Neil, MainArtist

© 2006 Rhino Entertainment Company, a Warner Music Group Company ℗ 1965 Elektra Entertainment

4
Weary Blues
00:04:15

Fred Neil, Writer - Vince Martin & Fred Neil, MainArtist - Vince Martin, Writer

© 2006 Rhino Entertainment Company, a Warner Music Group Company ℗ 1965 Elektra Entertainment

5
Toy Balloon
00:01:50

Vince Martin & Fred Neil, MainArtist - Vince Martin, Writer

© 2006 Rhino Entertainment Company, a Warner Music Group Company ℗ 1965 Elektra Entertainment

6
Baby
00:04:33

Fred Neil, Writer - Vince Martin & Fred Neil, MainArtist - Vince Martin, Writer

© 2006 Rhino Entertainment Company, a Warner Music Group Company ℗ 1965 Elektra Entertainment

7
Morning Dew
00:04:11

Tim Rose, Writer - Bonnie Dobson, Writer - Vince Martin & Fred Neil, MainArtist

© 2006 Rhino Entertainment Company, a Warner Music Group Company ℗ 1965 Elektra Entertainment

8
I'm a Drifter
00:02:30

Vince Martin & Fred Neil, MainArtist - T. Edmonson, Writer

© 2006 Rhino Entertainment Company, a Warner Music Group Company ℗ 1965 Elektra Entertainment

9
Linin' Track
00:02:39

Fred Neil, Writer - Vince Martin & Fred Neil, MainArtist

© 2006 Rhino Entertainment Company, a Warner Music Group Company ℗ 1965 Elektra Entertainment

10
Wild Child in a World of Trouble
00:02:17

Fred Neil, Writer - Vince Martin & Fred Neil, MainArtist

© 2006 Rhino Entertainment Company, a Warner Music Group Company ℗ 1965 Elektra Entertainment for the United States and WEA International Inc. for the world outside of the United States.

11
Dade County Jail
00:03:02

Fred Neil, Writer - Vince Martin & Fred Neil, MainArtist

© 2006 Rhino Entertainment Company, a Warner Music Group Company ℗ 1965 Elektra Entertainment

12
I Got 'Em
00:03:07

Fred Neil, Arranger - Traditional, Composer - Vince Martin & Fred Neil, MainArtist

© 2006 Rhino Entertainment Company, a Warner Music Group Company ℗ 1965 Elektra Entertainment

13
Lonesome Valley
00:02:59

Fred Neil, Arranger - Traditional, Composer - Vince Martin & Fred Neil, MainArtist

© 2006 Rhino Entertainment Company, a Warner Music Group Company ℗ 1965 Elektra Entertainment

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Because of the renown achieved in later years by Fred Neil, it is easy to forget that his partner was much better known at the time Martin & Neil released their sole album in 1964. "Vince Martin With the Tarriers," as they were billed, had scored a Top Ten hit with "Cindy, Oh Cindy" in 1956. Martin possessed the sort of forceful tenor that enabled Glenn Yarbrough to lead the Limeliters to success, and he used it in a similarly dramatic way. It also provided a striking contrast to Neil's bass-baritone. Martin & Neil came along at a time when commercial folk was showing a distinct social consciousness, and their style drew heavily on that of the massively popular Peter, Paul & Mary, particularly on the Neil-composed title song, with its stirring utopian tone ("one world in harmony"), and even Martin's "Red Balloon," a children's song in the tradition of "Puff the Magic Dragon" with some lyrics that later turned up in Jefferson Airplane's "Ballad of You and Me and Pooneil." Accompanied by Felix Pappalardi on the bass-like guitarron and John Sebastian on harmonica, the duo strummed 12-string acoustic guitars and used their strikingly different voices to reinvent traditional songs like "I Know You Rider" and "Lonesome Valley," popular covers like Bonnie Dobson's "Morning Dew," and some originals. Neil's "Wild Child in a World of Trouble," which he sang alone, looked forward to his career as a solo singer/songwriter, which commenced not long after this album was released. After decades out of print, Tear Down the Walls reappeared in two configurations, as a European two-fer with Neil's first solo album, Bleecker and MacDougal, credited to Neil alone and issued in the fall of 2001, and as a straight reissue from the mail order firm Collectors' Choice Music in early 2002.

© William Ruhlmann /TiVo

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