Meet Me In The Morning: at dawn at 56th and Wabasha
Meet Me In The Morning (1975) by Jochen Markhorst They are bad to the bone, the Three Witches in Shakespeare’s[…]
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Dylan’s “It’s Alright, Ma (I’m Only Bleeding)”. Versions that will turn you inside out.
Jochen Markhorst In October 2013 The Mercury News from San José reports that the building at 2066 Crist Drive, Los[…]
Read moreIt’s All Over Now, Baby Blue. From Gun Crazy to six variant versions
It’s All Over Now, Baby Blue by Jochen Markhorst She is a terrifying femme fatale, Annie Laurie Starr in the[…]
Read more“Got to give him my all.” Another missing Bob Dylan composition found
by Tony Attwood Now we all know that Bob Dylan and his mega corporation or copyright lawyers are pretty strong[…]
Read moreIf you see her, say “hello”. From Bob Dylan to Buckley, Italy, Californication, and that mandolin
By Jochen Markhorst Bismarck, the capital of North Dakota. On a freezing January afternoon in 1961, the then sixteen-year-old[…]
Read moreForgotten gems, lost songs
Part 1 Forgotten gems. (Lost songs follows below) —————- The songs listed here are not “missing” in the sense that[…]
Read moreDylan’s missing gems. The complete index, with links.
by Tony Attwood OK there are multiple problems with that heading. The songs are not missing because we have recordings[…]
Read moreGoodbye Holly: Bob Dylan’s movie song not used in the movie
By Tony Attwood My original aim in starting this blog was to undertake reviews of all the songs Dylan released[…]
Read moreChampaign, Illinois: A Dylan song and a re-write of Desolation Row you ought to hear
By Tony Attwood During the time when Bob Dylan was working with Johnny Cash and creating “Wanted Man” he[…]
Read moreDesolation Row Revisited: making sense of the masterpiece now we live there
By Tony Attwood Updated 7 May 2018 with a link to a version of Desolation Row that seems particularly relevant.[…]
Read moreI feel a change coming on: Bob Dylan, James Joyce, and Billy Joe Shaver
By Tony Attwood This is a Bob Dylan puzzle in the purest form of puzzles. It’s either something or nothing[…]
Read moreLife is hard: having problems with Bob’s movie songs.
by Tony Attwood For me, Bob’s move songs are either utterly brilliant (Lay Lady Lay, Things have changed, Tell Ol[…]
Read moreHas Bob Dylan now stopped writing songs for good?
by Tony Attwood Ever since 1968 we’ve had the idea that Bob can and will stop composing from time to[…]
Read morePo Boy: a walk through the heritage of American culture with Bob Dylan
by Tony Attwood Before I started to gather materials for a review of Bob Dylan’s Po’ Boy I had not[…]
Read moreCat’s in the well: Dylan’s games with nursery rhymes
By Tony Attwood For many admirers of his work, Bob Dylan ended the 1980s on a high with[…]
Read moreBob Dylan wins the Nobel Prize for Literature
By Tony Attwood On 13 October 2016 it was announced that Bob Dylan had won the 2016 Nobel Prize for Literature[…]
Read moreDylan songs of the 21st century
Dylan in Chronological Order of writing On this site there are reviews of Dylan’s compositions from all parts of his[…]
Read moreBilly 1 4 and 7 and the Main Title theme from Pat Garrett. Forgotten moments of genius.
By Tony Attwood It is interesting to note that many Dylan fans hardly know of the music that Dylan wrote[…]
Read moreWent to see the Gypsy: Bob Dylan meets Elvis
By Tony Attwood I bought New Morning upon its release, and thought of this song, “What an interesting piece; I[…]
Read moreDuquesne Whistle: the tornado from Tempest
By Tony Attwood Updated 12 Sep 17 It has taken me a long old time to get here, but a[…]
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