Rolling Stone publisher Jann Wenner, left, Ralph Nader, second from left, Mark Green, center, Comedienne Gilda Radner and Harry Chapin, right, at party for Green hosted by Radner on the observatory floor of the Empire State Building, Aug. 13, 1980, New York. Green is running for Congress. AP Photo/Nancy Kaye
Abigail and Lily Chapin, members of Brooklyn’s beloved musical dynasty, have released a stirring new single, “Bergen Street” (Lake Bottom Records) — a song written as the sisters were leaving Brooklyn to move back to the Hudson Valley during the Covid-19 pandemic.
“It’s a bittersweet ode. Not a sad moment, exactly, but wistful,” Lily’s sister Abigail told Grateful Web.
Abigail and Lily’s father is grammy winning singer-songwriter Tom Chapin; their late uncle is the legendary musician/activist Harry Chapin (“Cat’s In The Cradle”); and grandfather Jim Chapin was a noted jazz drummer.
“The first time I played it for my daughter, she cried,” Lily confided.
Residents of Brooklyn Heights will feel the same when they listen to the poignant tune, which can be heard on YouTube.

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