The Village Gate

Love is coming to us all.

Once we heard the four of us play, which was the first time that we ever played together here, I think it was in the Village Gate, which was a, a, a, a venue here in New York City, I knew that it was right.

Neil definitely added something to our sound, and he, as you said, had a very high voice also.

Uh, and so what we would do then, he would probably double up my part, and we had to include him, uh, obviously, uh, and that's the way we did it.

He was a actual, um, he was a former race car driver who almost died and had to re- be resuscitated.

He, he made his money, uh, air conditioning The Village Gate.

You know, he had so much money.

And so, yes, he, Cabot's dream-

and yeah, it was, oh my God, it was amazing.

So now we have a recording that we could take, we played at the Village Gate, but it wasn't jazz, it wasn't, There were vocals, we would get some gigs at these places, but it was too out there.

It was too ahead of its time.

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