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- Bob reveals Dissociative Identity Disorder for the first time. Pretending not that I don’t know
- Murder Most Foul part 6: They all jumped out of a rotten potato
- How Dylan jumps from theme to theme, music to music
- How Bob Dylan’s Music Continues to Influence Modern Songwriting
- How the meaning of a Dylan song can change across the years.
- Bob Dylan and the ever changing personality. Four early songs.
- I don’t know where I am going, nor what it will look like
- “I don’t know who I am most of the time. It doesn’t even matter to me”.
- Murder Most Foul part 5: Not even the chair
Author Archives: Jochen Markhorst
Jan’s Take 5: Ballad Of Hollis Brown
by Jochen Markhorst In this series, we shine a spotlight on a thriving, fascinating, and polarizing fringe phenomenon within Dylanology: the semi-professional cover artist. And more specifically, on a veteran from the southern part of a small country on the … Continue reading
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Jan’s Take 4: To Be Alone With You
by Jochen Markhorst In this series, we shine a spotlight on a thriving, fascinating, and polarizing fringe phenomenon within Dylanology: the semi-professional cover artist. And more specifically, on a veteran from the southern part of a small country on the … Continue reading
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Bob Dylan And Robin Hood
by Larry Fyffe (I) was unable to do anything about the fire – (Bob Dylan: Tarantula) The fiery tension created by the conflict between spiritualistic teachings and … Continue reading
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Jan’s Take 3: 4th Time Around
by Jochen Markhorst In this series, we shine a spotlight on a thriving, fascinating, and polarizing fringe phenomenon within Dylanology: the semi-professional cover artist. And more specifically, on a veteran from the southern part of a small country on the … Continue reading
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Bob Dylan and HG Wells
by Larry Fyffe & HG Wells unheeded (Bob Dylan: Tarantula) Britisher Herbert Wells wrote the story called “The Invisible Man”. Akin to Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein monster story, Wells’ main character becomes mad due to taking chemicals in an effort to … Continue reading
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Jan’s Take 2: It’s All Over Now, Baby Blue
by Jochen Markhorst In this series, we shine a spotlight on a thriving, fascinating, and polarizing fringe phenomenon within Dylanology: the semi-professional cover artist. And more specifically, on a veteran from the southern part of a small country on the … Continue reading
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Key West part 23: Adieu’s last action
by Jochen Markhorst I play both sides against the middle Pickin’ up that pirate radio signal I heard the news – I heard your last request Fly around my Pretty Little Miss I don’t love nobody – gimme a kiss … Continue reading
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Jan’s Take 1: It Takes A Lot To Laugh, It Takes A Train To Cry
by Jochen Markhorst Jan: “First, I created a drum track on my trusty old Roland TR-626 drum machine (just the bass drum, hi-hat and snare). Then I invited Fons to sing and play the acoustic guitar accompaniment. I played the … Continue reading
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