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This is part of a series covering the whole of the Never Ending Tour.  You can find an index to all the articles here. So far in 2003 we have had 2003 part 1  2003 part 2 2003, part 3 … Continue reading →

by Tony Attwood There is a list of previous covers in this series at the very foot of the page. OK, it is getting more like being a Dylan Cover a Week, or maybe a Dylan Cover a Fortnight, but … Continue reading →

Peggy Day (1969) part 1: The head of the snake Peggy Day (1969) part 2 : A benevolent appearance Peggy Day (1969) part 3: This record tears out your backbone by Jochen Markhorst IV         Hobbling the opposition  “If a Martian … Continue reading →

By Aaron Galbraith and Tony Attwood An index to the previous episodes in this series is given at the end of the article. Aaron: Here’s a couple of filmed rehearsals from Bob over the years. First up , from the … Continue reading →

This article continues from “Can’t Escape from you, part 1” In the seventh verse: “I’m neither sad nor sorry I’m all dressed up in black I fought for fame and glory And you tried to break my back” So, Dylan … Continue reading →

By Larry Fyffe Editor’s note: at the time of publishing I couldn’t find a version of Patti’s gone to Laredo freely available to publish here… except this one.  Go to 4 minutes 50 seconds and you should find it. ————————– … 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. by Jochen Markhorst We are continuing looking at songs … Continue reading →

By Allan Cheskes Dylan only recorded two songs in 2005. “Tell Ol’ Bill” was one of them and Tony Attwood whose work I admire, puts this song, musically and lyrically, at the pinnacle of Dylan’s prolific song output. Out of … Continue reading →

Peggy Day (1969) part 1: The head of the snake Peggy Day (1969) part 2 : A benevolent appearance by Jochen Markhorst III         This record tears out your backbone Paris Jackson, Michael’s daughter, is very angry. “I’m so incredibly offended … Continue reading →

by Larry Fyffe Along with classics of literature, singer/songwriter/musician Bob Dylan draws from the deep well of country music: For I never knew the art of making love Though my heart aches with love for you Afraid and shy, I … Continue reading →

An index to the Never Ending Tour series of articles can be found here. So far in 2003…. 2003 part 1  2003 part 2 2003, part 3 2003, part 4 By Mike Johnson (Kiwipoet) The more we dig into 2003, … Continue reading →

By Tony Attwood with data provided by Jochen Markhorst and Aaron Galbraith Note, due to the publisher’s incompetence the recording of “Rock me Baby” was omitted originally. It has now been added.  Sorry about that. The David Bromberg sessions: the … Continue reading →

By Aaron Galbraith (in the USA) and Tony Attwood (in the UK). Aaron: Bob once described himself as a song and dance man. I thought I’d take that literally this time! So, first up the Songs! Only A Pawn in … Continue reading →

By Tony Attwood A list of past episodes from this series is given at the end. I must admit to being ready to skip over this particular song in this series of articles because I simply couldn’t imagine what one … Continue reading →

Peggy Day (1969) part 1: The head of the snake by Jochen Markhorst II          A benevolent appearance The Father of a Murderer is the last book the successful German author Alfred Andersch (1914-1980) completed, just before his death. It is … Continue reading →

By Tony Attwood with data provided by Jochen Markhorst and Aaron Galbraith Jochen reported finding three bootleg recordings of the Bromberg Sessions that we discussed a few days ago.   Kaatskill Serenade was covered in the last article plus “Polly Vaughan” … Continue reading →

by Larry Fyffe As punishment for the devil’s arrogance, God casts Satan from Paradise. Satan, needless to say, is upset at the all-powerful Creator: So farewell hope, and with hope, farewell fear Farewell remorse! All good to me is lost … Continue reading →

By Aaron Galbraith and Tony Attwood Aaron: Leyendas de la Guitarra was a concert held over five nights, from October 15 to October 19, 1991 in Seville. It was held to draw attention to Expo 92 held the following year. … Continue reading →

By Tony Attwood OK a bit of a retreat into my old rock n roll days with this one, not to mention my teenage years. “I love you too much” (sometimes written as “I (must) love you too much” for … Continue reading →

by Jochen Markhorst I           The head of the snake  In the autumn of 1967, the Big Pink in Woodstock has exotic visitors: The Bauls of Bengal. Manager Albert Grossman had met the troubadour family in Calcutta and invited the men … Continue reading →