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by Jochen Markhorst Red River Shore (1997) part 1: She wrote me a letter Red River Shore (1997) part 2: The importance of capturing spontaneity III         Pretty angels all flying in a row Some of us turn off the lights … Continue reading →

by Larry Fyffe Bob Dylan and Patti Page Part 1. Bob Dylan and Patti Page Part 2 Bob Dylan and Patti Page Part 3 Bob Dylan And Patti Page Part 4 A sentimental and rapturous love song: And in the … Continue reading →

by mr tambourine https://youtu.be/XfLEHhELYXY Current setlist (current streak: 19 shows in a row) Watching The River Flow Most Likely You Go Your Way I Contain Multitudes False Prophet When I Paint My Masterpiece Black Rider I’ll Be Your Baby Tonight … Continue reading →

By Tony Attwood Some people don’t show emotions, some at the other extreme can be swamped by them.  For most of us, it is not a choice, it is just how it happens to be. I’m at the far end … Continue reading →

This is part of a series covering the whole of the Never Ending Tour.  You can find an index to all the articles here. NET, 2004, Part 1 – The best singing audience By Mike Johnson (Kiwipoet) ‘Popular culture usually comes … Continue reading →

By David Andrews Bob Dylan has never been afraid to venture into every aspect of life, and for this of course he can as easily be praised for his willingness to confront the total reality of the everyday experience, as … Continue reading →

  Bob Dylan and Patti Page Part 1. Bob Dylan and Patti Page Part 2 Bob Dylan and Patti Page Part 3 By Larry Fyffe Patti Page’s rendition of the following song is the romantic antithesis of “Romeo” George Sanders … Continue reading →

By Aaron Galbraith and Tony Attwood Aaron: The Band’s Rock of Ages live album was released in 1972. It was compiled from a series of shows from December 28 through December 31 1971. In 2001 it was remastered and expanded … Continue reading →

by Jochen Markhorst II          The importance of capturing spontaneity “The great thing about the really great songwriters, is that the great songs, the really magic ones, they play themselves. There’s very little question about what you’re supposed to do. I … Continue reading →

I Feel A Change Comin’ On by Allan Achesko While Shake Shake Mama was a fun rockabilly song that needed very little introduction, I Feel a Change Comin’ On, just by its title name alone, deserves some prying attention.  For … Continue reading →

Bob Dylan and Patti Page Part 1. Bob Dylan and Patti Page Part 2 By Larry Fyffe Take what you gather from coincidence. Influenced by Edgar Allen Poe, many of the lyrics of singer/songwriter Bob Dylan demonstrate a dark-humoured interest … Continue reading →

By Tony Attwood A list of past episodes of this series is given at the end. Sometimes with these covers I immediately know the cover version I want to offer as a highlight, sometimes I have to go through quite … Continue reading →

by Jochen Markhorst The Kingston Trio’s track record is staggering. Five number-one albums, four of them consecutive (in 1959 and 1960, the successive records At Large, Here We Go Again, Sold Out and String Along all reached the top position); … Continue reading →

by Patrick Roefflaer A list of previous articles in this series is given at the foot of this piece. Time out of mind… Released                        September 30, 1997 Photographers                Daniel Lanois, Mark Seliger, Susie Q., K. Dalka Art-director                     Geoff Gans … Continue reading →

This article continues from Bob Dylan and Patti Page Part 1. by Larry Fyffe Below, a line similar to one in the song “Hush Hush Sweet Charlotte”: Then make him tell it never But she don’t cry (Bob Dylan: Patty’s … Continue reading →

This is part of a series covering the whole of the Never Ending Tour.  You can find an index to all the articles here. The review of 2003 is now complete: the articles for that year can be found at 2003 … Continue reading →

By Tony Attwood A list of the previous articles in this series is given at the end of the article. The point about “I threw it all away”  is that musically it has two outstanding features.  One is the melody … Continue reading →

Peggy Day (1969) part 5 (final) by Jochen Markhorst V          What more can I say A talent for self-mockery he had as well, Elvis. On the bootleg I Sing All Kinds – The Nashville Sessions 1971, there is an incomplete … Continue reading →

This follows on from Bob Dylan’s Original Recipes and Cookbook By Larry Fyffe From the “Untold Archives”, and exclusively reproduced below  for the interest of our readers, here are the original lyrics of “All I Really Want To Do”, first … Continue reading →

The David Bromberg sessions: the missing Dylan album. Part 1: Kaatskill Serenade The Bloomberg sessions part 2: Polly Vaughan, Sloppy Drunk The lost Dylan Bromberg album part 3. The source material. Bromberg and Dylan – the missing album, part 4. … Continue reading →