Paul McCartney says fans deserve to hear the songs they paid for, which is why he's never fully embraced Bob Dylan's approach to rearranging classics or playing obscure tracks live.
"I've been to see a couple of shows of Bob's, and I couldn't tell what song he was doing. Now that's a bit much, because I know his stuff. I get it if he doesn't want to do 'Mr. Tambourine Man.' Maybe he’s fed up with that, but I would like to hear it. And I've paid."
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Has anyone written about how the YouTube comment sections on music videos, songs, etc. are magnets for the world’s dumbest liars? People just sit there and construct artificial meanings of music through blatantly false anecdotes. Bizarre!
She’s only done one interview regarding this album so far (a tease in Vogue). Why don’t you let future interviews and the music do the talking instead of speculative pessimism? Idiotic.
@bobdylansdoll Looking at the Wikipedia article for the song, it seems that the songs first recorded instance was 1939. Likely one of the many songs Lomax shared with Dylan.
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