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Posted by jimk@backroads.com on January 14, 19100 at 19:14:02:
Dear music scholar,
A colleague of mine is on the board of directors at the
Kresge Art Museum, which is about to open a Sigmund Freud exhibit. For the
reception, she wants to play a lot of music that makes reference to the good
doctor himself. Do you know of any songs, popular or not-so-popular, that mention Sigmund Freud or are connected to him in any way?
Thank you for your help,
jimk@backroads.com
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