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- Key West Part 21: My motto is Treat ‘Em Like a Prostitute
- Can a Bob Dylan song be a life-changing experience 2: Long and Wasted Years
- The Philosophy of Modern Song: “Gypsys, Tramps & Thieves”
- Blow The Man Down
- The Dylan song of the year: 1973 – Amarillo and a back up just in case.
- Key West part 20: The girl with the giggle in her voice
- Can a Dylan song actually be a life-changing experience?
- Bob Dylan And The Oklahoma Kid
Category Archives: Another Side
Spanish Harlem Incident: The meanings behind Bob Dylan’s extraordinary song
By Tony Attwood This is one of Dylan’s unsung masterpieces – an extraordinary piece of music to the accompaniment of lyrics about a visit to a fortune teller / possible lover. (She’s one or the other, or both, possibly at … Continue reading
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Bob Dylan’s “It Ain’t Me Babe” – from “Go way from my window” to “Yeah yeah yeah”
By Tony Attwood This review revised on 10 February 2018 Listening again (in 2018) the Dylan performing It Ain’t Me Babe in 1965 I’m struck by how clear and powerful the performance, and how carefully thought through are the variations … Continue reading
Posted in Another Side, Essential Bob Dylan, The Songs
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