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It Takes a Lot to Laugh, It Takes a Train to Cry (1965) – Bob Dylan
You can see Dylan holding his sunnies there on the Highway 61 Revisited cover. I bet he didn’t find them broken like I did mine this morning when I took them out of their case. I didn’t dwell on it…
Tagged with: Bob Dylan, highway 61 revisited, it takes a lot to laugh it takes a train to cry
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1/06/26 – 7/06/26 – Judas, Harper Lee, Shapiro on Springsteen
Welcome to Monday’s News on the March – The week that was in my digital world. My last News on the March post was way back in March, so it’s nice to return to it again. I hope it becomes…
Tagged with: ben Shapiro, Bob Dylan, bruce springtseen, Capote, democrats, Harper Lee, In Cold Blood, Judas, Like A Rolling Stone, live 1966, politics, To Kill a Mockingbird, Trump Administration
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Posted in Music, News, politics, Reading
Watching The River Flow (1971) – Bob Dylan
This little bluesy rocker from Dylan certainly kicks the day into gear with its toe-tap-inducing rhythm, screeching guitar and saloon bar piano. And wouldn’t you know it? This was recorded in 1971 at Blue Rock Studio in New York City.…
Till There Was You (1963) – The Beatles
Joshua Lee Turner, the once teen guitar prodigy turned fully-fledged singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist, recently released a video where he performed today’s Beatles track Till There Was You alongside Alice Faye. Turner featured here recently with his superb version of Bob…
Tagged with: Bob Dylan, josh turner, paul mccartney, the beatles, till there was you, what'll I do, with the beatles
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Good Golly, Miss Molly (1958) – Little Richard
I mentioned in The Beatles’ Dizzy Miss Lizzy post how you could hear similarities with today’s featured track, Good Golly, Miss Molly. It quickly became apparent to me that I hadn’t posted about this timeless early rocker. So here I…
Tagged with: Bob Dylan, Good Golly Miss Molly, Little Richard, the beatles, the valients
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Visions of Johanna (1966) – Bob Dylan
Visions of Johanna is my favourite song in contemporary music. It’s the official bootleg version below from Live 1966 that I feel is the definitive one, at least for me. As you can see from the official bootleg cover above,…
Tagged with: blonde on blonde, Bob Dylan, Bootleg, Manchester’s Free Trade Hall, royal albert hall, visions of johanna
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Wagon Wheel (2004) – Old Crow Medicine Show
Such is my fascination with this song, I wrote about Wagon Wheel just after the inception of my blog back in 2014, but today we take a proper look at this Americana gem written by Bob Dylan and Ketch Secor…
Tagged with: Bob Dylan, josh turner, Ketch Secor, Old Crow Medicine Show, rock me mama, Wagon Wheel
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Under The Red Sky (1990) – Bob Dylan
Under the Red Sky is the title track of one of Bob Dylan’s most scorned albums. I admit it’s not high on my pecking order either, but it does contain some good songs, including today’s featured track. Dylan certainly raised…
Two Soldiers (1993) – Bob Dylan
Nothing quite like a traditional folk song about war – and this is one I’ve always had a soft spot for and enjoy singing. The tenderness in Bob Dylan’s voice, and the way he caresses each word, really carries the…
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