Legendary singer/songwriter Eric Andersen brought his 50-plus-years of music born in the heyday of Greenwich Village to Tuckerton’s Lizzie Rose Music Room on Sunday night. The venue brimmed with fans, many of whom braved the bitter winter weather, traveling from as far as New York for a cultural experience in living music history. “This kind of stuff doesn’t come around that often,” Andersen said. “I think people will love to hear it.”
Andersen’s career began in the 1960s-era songwriting circle of the Village, and is still going strong.
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