Genre: Folk, singer-songwriter, blues
Disc release year: 1964/1965
Disc Producer: Germany/Warner Music International
Audio codec: FLAC
Rip Type: tracks+.cue
Audio bitrate: lossless
Duration: 1:11:14

Fred Neil was one of the most famous folk rockers to hit the Greenwich Village scene in the mid '60s. Mood-driven, slightly bluesy and melodic, his albums showcase his intensely personal and reflective compositions.
Tear Down The Walls was a duet recording with Vince Martin, the compositions are based more on (I will write in the author's words I can not adequately translate) "the coffee house troubador" traditions, closer to folk. Quite rare albums, there are on the tracker, but in mp3, which does not indicate the popularity of the artist. But, believe me, these records deserve attention.

Tracklist:
01. I Know You Rider (With Vince Martin) [0:03:12.40]
02. Red Flowers (With Vince Martin) [0:02:37.30]
03. Tear Down The Walls (With Vince Martin) [0:02:38.57]
04. Weary Blues (With Vince Martin) [0:04:16.60]
05. Toy Balloon (With Vince Martin) [0:01:53.03]
06. Baby (With Vince Martin) [0:04:34.27]
07. Morning Dew (With Vince Martin) [0:04:13.03]
08. I'm A Drifter (With Vince Martin) [0:02:32.65]
09. Linin' Track (With Vince Martin) [0:02:41.72]
10. Wild Child In A World Of Trouble (With Vince Martin) [0:02:19.68]
11. Dade County Jail (With Vince Martin) [0:03:04.05]
12. I Got 'em (With Vince Martin) [0:03:09.25]
13. Lonesome Valley (With Vince Martin) [0:03:07.00]
14. Bleecker & MacDougal [0:02:15.67]
15. Blues On The Ceiling [0:02:26.58]
16. Sweet Mama [0:02:39.20]
17. Little Bit Of Rain [0:02:24.32]
18. Country Boy [0:02:29.05]
19. Other Side Of This Life [0:02:58.05]
20. Mississippi Train [0:02:22.28]
21. Travelin' Shoes [0:02:19.27]
22. The Water Is Wide [0:04:19.40]
23. Yonder Comes The Blues [0:01:53.43]
24. Candy Man [0:02:30.62]
25. Handful Of Gimme [0:02:16.55]
26. Gone Again [0:03:16.13]