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- While thinking of Bob, a frightening thought about Bill Haley
- Does Bob still care?
- Murder Most Foul part 13: The Fender Bender Poet
- Will Dylan be remembered as a composer in the future?
- Book review – Dylan-Picasso: Memory, fate and coincidence
- After the depression of “I’m not there” then where is Bob?
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- Return to the Basement Tapes part one: fun and misery
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The Apocalytic Songwriter And The Crimson Drag On (Part VIII)
Mixing-Up The Fluids: Red Crimson And Yellow Dylan King Crimson And Yellow Dylan (Part II) The Crimson King And The Yellow Jester (Part III) King Crimson and the Yellow Jester (Part IV) King Crimson And BeelzeBob (Part V) The Crimson … Continue reading
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A Dylan Cover a Day number 64: It ain’t me Babe
By Tony Attwood To me, Dylan’s performance of “It Ain’t Me Babe” is angry, but it is also possible to perform it plaintively and with a deep regret that is not in Dylan’s original. And rarely does a performer get … Continue reading
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Red River Shore (1997) part 13 postscript – ’Twas in the merry month of June
Red River Shore (1997) part 1: She wrote me a letter Red River Shore (1997) part 2: The importance of capturing spontaneity Red River Shore part 3: Pretty angels all flying in a row Red River Shore (1997) part 4: … Continue reading
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NET, 2004, part 7 Epilogue: Sing me back home
By Mike Johnson (Kiwipoet) An index to the whole series on the Never Ending Tour can be found here. Below are the previous episodes for 2004. NET, 2004, Part 1 – The best singing audience NET 2004 part 2: The … Continue reading
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The art work of Bob Dylan’s album, “Desire”
A list of all the previous articles in this series is given at the end. by Patrick Roefflaer Released January 19, 1976 Photographers Ken Regan, Ruth Bernal, Stephanie Chernikowsky Collage Carl Barile Liner Notes Allen Ginsberg & Bob Dylan … Continue reading
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Beelzebub And Lilith (Part VII)
Beelzebub And Lilith (Part VII) Mixing-Up The Fluids: Red Crimson And Yellow Dylan King Crimson And Yellow Dylan (Part II) The Crimson King And The Yellow Jester (Part III) King Crimson and the Yellow Jester (Part IV) King Crimson And … Continue reading
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A Dylan Cover a Day: In the Summertime, Is your love and an amazing Isis
By Tony Attwood I’m working through Dylan songs in roughly alphabetical order looking for cover versions that are available free of charge on the internet and which offer an extra insight into the songs. And this little article contains some … Continue reading
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Never Ending Tour 2004 part 6: Stone you and then come back again
An index to the whole series on the Never Ending Tour can be found here. Below are the previous episodes for 2004. NET, 2004, Part 1 – The best singing audience NET 2004 part 2: The Jazz Connection Never Ending … Continue reading
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Red River Shore (1997) part 12: I see dead people
Red River Shore (1997) part 1: She wrote me a letter Red River Shore (1997) part 2: The importance of capturing spontaneity Red River Shore part 3: Pretty angels all flying in a row Red River Shore (1997) part 4: … Continue reading
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The Crimson King And Serpent Lilith (Part VI)
Mixing-Up The Fluids: Red Crimson And Yellow Dylan King Crimson And Yellow Dylan (Part II) The Crimson King And The Yellow Jester (Part III) King Crimson and the Yellow Jester (Part IV) King Crimson And BeelzeBob (Part V) by Larry … Continue reading
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Dylan cover a day: I’m not there and an interview with Todd Haynes
By Tony Attwood Here the whole concept of doing a study of some of the best cover versions of Dylan’s songs (which is the point of A Dylan Cover a Day in case you hadn’t noticed) falls apart. Because there … Continue reading
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Red River Shore Part XI: It’s complicated
Red River Shore (1997) part 1: She wrote me a letter Red River Shore (1997) part 2: The importance of capturing spontaneity Red River Shore part 3: Pretty angels all flying in a row Red River Shore (1997) part 4: … Continue reading
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The Art Work on Bob Dylan’s Albums: 29 – Oh Mercy
A list of all the previous articles in this series is given at the end. by Patrick Roefflaer Released 1989-09-12 Graffiti Remerro Trotsky Williams … Continue reading
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King Crimson And BeelzeBob (Part V)
Mixing-Up The Fluids: Red Crimson And Yellow Dylan King Crimson And Yellow Dylan (Part II) The Crimson King And The Yellow Jester (Part III) King Crimson and the Yellow Jester (Part IV) By Larry Fyffe In the Gnostic-like Book of … Continue reading
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Dylan cover a day: I’ll be your baby tonight
There is a list of most of the earlier articles from this series at the end of the article. By Tony Attwood If this song has to be anything, it has to be fun. Which means a lilting beat and … Continue reading
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Red River Shore (1997) part 10: Send it to Lulu
Red River Shore (1997) part 1: She wrote me a letter Red River Shore (1997) part 2: The importance of capturing spontaneity Red River Shore part 3: Pretty angels all flying in a row Red River Shore (1997) part 4: … Continue reading
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Never Ending Tour, 2004, part 5 Rocking On
An index to the whole series on the Never Ending Tour can be found here. Below are the previous episodes for 2004. NET, 2004, Part 1 – The best singing audience NET 2004 part 2: The Jazz Connection Never … Continue reading
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Bob Dylan: The Crimson And Yellow Jester (Part IV)
Previously in this series Mixing-Up The Fluids: Red Crimson And Yellow Dylan King Crimson And Yellow Dylan (Part II) The Crimson King And The Yellow Jester (Part III) By Larry Fyffe Christian theologians and artists tend to simplify the rather … Continue reading
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A Dylan Cover a Day No. 60: If you see her say hello.
By Tony Attwood Unless this is the first “Cover A Day” you’ve read, you may have got the hang of what I am looking for in this series: people who are able to find something extra or at least different … Continue reading
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Red River Shore (1997) part 9: A floating nothing
Red River Shore (1997) part 1: She wrote me a letter Red River Shore (1997) part 2: The importance of capturing spontaneity Red River Shore part 3: Pretty angels all flying in a row Red River Shore (1997) part 4: … Continue reading
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