Suze Rotolo

Well, there was a folk music club, Gertie's Folk City, in the village, and I used to go there. And he was performing with other people, or he'd play backup harmonica for other groups. And it was the kind of place where musicians played with other people. And then he gradually started playing with this one other folk singer, Mark Spolstra.

Well, there was a folk music club, Gertie's Folk City, in the village, and I used to go there. And he was performing with other people, or he'd play backup harmonica for other groups. And it was the kind of place where musicians played with other people. And then he gradually started playing with this one other folk singer, Mark Spolstra.

Well, there was a folk music club, Gertie's Folk City, in the village, and I used to go there. And he was performing with other people, or he'd play backup harmonica for other groups. And it was the kind of place where musicians played with other people. And then he gradually started playing with this one other folk singer, Mark Spolstra.

And so I would see him around and I enjoyed his harmonica playing. I thought he was really good in a funny kind of way. He'd sit in the back and really get into playing the harmonica. But we didn't actually talk to each other or see each other person to person until that folk concert at Riverside Church where he was playing by himself and he was playing also with Jack Elliott.

And so I would see him around and I enjoyed his harmonica playing. I thought he was really good in a funny kind of way. He'd sit in the back and really get into playing the harmonica. But we didn't actually talk to each other or see each other person to person until that folk concert at Riverside Church where he was playing by himself and he was playing also with Jack Elliott.

And so I would see him around and I enjoyed his harmonica playing. I thought he was really good in a funny kind of way. He'd sit in the back and really get into playing the harmonica. But we didn't actually talk to each other or see each other person to person until that folk concert at Riverside Church where he was playing by himself and he was playing also with Jack Elliott.

And that's when we kind of got to know each other better.

And that's when we kind of got to know each other better.

And that's when we kind of got to know each other better.

I think that's wonderful and generous and a lovely thing that he wrote. And he captured that sense of being young and meeting somebody and being overwhelmed by feelings for them. And that's what young love is. He did that well.

I think that's wonderful and generous and a lovely thing that he wrote. And he captured that sense of being young and meeting somebody and being overwhelmed by feelings for them. And that's what young love is. He did that well.

I think that's wonderful and generous and a lovely thing that he wrote. And he captured that sense of being young and meeting somebody and being overwhelmed by feelings for them. And that's what young love is. He did that well.

At that time when I met him, I think it was the time when we all were, people were coming to the village to find or lose themselves. And you live very much in the present. So I don't think any of us really talked about where we came from and what we, what our parents were like.

At that time when I met him, I think it was the time when we all were, people were coming to the village to find or lose themselves. And you live very much in the present. So I don't think any of us really talked about where we came from and what we, what our parents were like.

At that time when I met him, I think it was the time when we all were, people were coming to the village to find or lose themselves. And you live very much in the present. So I don't think any of us really talked about where we came from and what we, what our parents were like.

But there were rumors that that was his name because he had to get a cabaret card and then you had to have documentation. So rumors started flying that it wasn't his real name. I think a lot of people suspected it wasn't his real name, but it didn't make any difference. But for me, once we were a couple and we were together, I was hurt that he didn't tell me.

But there were rumors that that was his name because he had to get a cabaret card and then you had to have documentation. So rumors started flying that it wasn't his real name. I think a lot of people suspected it wasn't his real name, but it didn't make any difference. But for me, once we were a couple and we were together, I was hurt that he didn't tell me.

But there were rumors that that was his name because he had to get a cabaret card and then you had to have documentation. So rumors started flying that it wasn't his real name. I think a lot of people suspected it wasn't his real name, but it didn't make any difference. But for me, once we were a couple and we were together, I was hurt that he didn't tell me.

It was okay he didn't tell everybody else.

It was okay he didn't tell everybody else.