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Proper research by Jochen Markhorst and Aaron Galbraith.  General commentary, pulling together of information, personal opinion and probably the addition of errors, by Tony Attwood. Kaatskill Serenade A while back I was asked my opinion of the David Bromberg sessions … Continue reading →

By Larry Fyffe Friedrich Nietzsche would likely be embarrassed by the following statement: “Christianity was an epidemic rather than a religion. It appealed to fear, hysteria, and ignorance.” (Colin Wilson: The Occult) Nietzsche did not claim that Christianity be a … Continue reading →

By Aaron Galbraith and Tony Attwood Aaron: Dylan has performed at several tribute concerts over the years. Let’s take a look at three which might have passed you by! First, the Martin Luther King tribute concert, Washington DC 1986. Here … Continue reading →

By Tony Attwood I do recognise that as, at the moment I am not writing a new episode of A Dylan Cover a Day the title has become somewhat inappropriate – but then changing the title to A Dylan Cover … 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 By Mike Johnson (Kiwipoet) 2003 is one of Dylan’s most energetic and innovative … Continue reading →

Previously in this series… Dirt Road Blues part 1: They going down 61 Highway Dirt Road Blues part 2: The troublingest woman I ever seen Dirt Road Blues part 3: But your brains are staying south Dirt Road Blues part … Continue reading →

By Larry Fyffe A sorrowful ballad by an American Romantic “lieder” writer: Though battered and old Our hearts are bold Yet oft do we repine For the days of old For the days of gold For the days of forty-nine … Continue reading →

By Aaron Galbraith and Tony Attwood Details of the earlier episodes of the Released/Unreleased series can be found at the end of the article. As with other pieces presented by the two of us, Aaron (in the US) selects the … Continue reading →

An index to the Never Ending Tour series of articles can be found here. 2003 part 1  2003 part 2 By Mike Johnson (Kiwipoet) At the start of my previous post, I spoke of the special musical alchemy Dylan created … Continue reading →

This article continues from part 1 which can be found here. By Achesko We all want to be the one to crack the code and find the absolute meaning in the song intended by Dylan, even when he scoffs at … Continue reading →

By Achesko What songs that get included in a Dylan studio recorded album, are a mystery to us, especially when many “masterpieces” like Blind Willie McTell, become outtakes. Perhaps, for Dylan, it is not important how “good” the song is … Continue reading →

Previously in this series… Dirt Road Blues part 1: They going down 61 Highway Dirt Road Blues part 2: The troublingest woman I ever seen Dirt Road Blues part 3: But your brains are staying south Dirt Road Blues part … Continue reading →

By Tony Attwood I’ve had a little pause in the Dylan cover a day series (there’s a full list of the 47 songs covered below) but have now gathered enough strength to carry on… and what better cover song to … Continue reading →

by Larry Fyffe The city-dwelling Romantic Transcendentalist poet in the lines below finds comfort from the memory of a sunlit breeze in the countryside: When all at once I saw a crowd A host of golden daffodils Beside the lake, … Continue reading →

By Aaron Galbraith and Tony Attwood Aaron: Bob appeared on Letterman in 1992 and performed Like A Rolling Stone. Just check out some of the musicians on stage with him here! Chrissie Hynde (guitar) Steve Vai (guitar) Carole King (piano) Jim … Continue reading →

  by Jochen Markhorst IX         And there will be nothing new in it Gonna walk down that dirt road ’til everything becomes the same Gonna walk down that dirt road ’til everything becomes the same I keep on walking ’til … Continue reading →

by Larry Fyffe Hecate, in ancient mythology, watches the crossroads at night; she represents the dark side of Diana, the latter being the bright moon-goddess, sister of Apollo, the sun-god. The following song lyrics warn everyone of the Gothic witch … Continue reading →

by Aaron Galbraith in the USA and Tony Attwood in the UK A list of earlier articles from this series is given at the end. Aaron: I thought it would be fun to have Tony take a listen to some … Continue reading →

Previously in this series… Dirt Road Blues part 1: They going down 61 Highway Dirt Road Blues part 2: The troublingest woman I ever seen Dirt Road Blues part 3: But your brains are staying south Dirt Road Blues part … Continue reading →

by Patrick Roefflaer This is the 25th album of Bob Dylan’s for which the art work has been reviewed.  Details of the previous articles can be found here. 41 – Triplicate Released             March 31, 2017 Photographer    John Shearer Liner Notes         … Continue reading →