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Category Archives: Nashville Skyline
Tell me it isn’t true: the meaning of the music and the lyrics
By Tony Attwood For the moment, if you can, forget the music to this song and instead just read these opening lines I have heard rumors all over town They say that you’re planning to put me down Just get … Continue reading
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Lay Lady Lay: Three Bob Dylan transformations of his song & a look at the meanings.
By Tony Attwood In returning to this song I didn’t really feel I wanted to change any of the original commentary, but I did want to add a couple of live recordings as they show the power of Dylan’s reinvention. … Continue reading