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- Murder Most Foul part 10: His is the voice in the wilderness of your head
- How far do we need to go into Bob’s cover versions?
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- The old man falters but some corrections can be found
- Bringing It All Back Home, Side B – A History in Performance: The book.
- A return to “tomorrow is a long time” as the covers keep rolling on
- How to make yourself feel better today
- Murder Most Foul part 9: I saw Satan laughing with delight
Category Archives: Theme Time Radio Hour
Don’t Take Everybody to be your Friend: part of Dylan’s inspiration
The Theme Time radio programmes resulted in at least one album: a double sided affair which includes “Don’t Take Everybody to be your friend” by Sister Rosetta Tharpe and the Sam Price Trio. Recorded in 1947 when Dylan must have … Continue reading
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