A postscript to my piece about Bob Dylan's only show in Córdoba—a detailed insider account that appeared in Argentinian newspapers of Dylan boxing at a local club in Buenos Aires.
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The fine music writer & pioneering Dylan fanzine editor John Bauldie died 30 [!!] years ago today. Together we watched, and felt embarrassed by, Dylan live on Live Aid in 1985. Two years later we co-edited the 1st collection of his fanzine in book form, All Across The Telegraph.
Night three brings the tour's first Bob Dylan guitar solo, the return of "Blind Willie McTell," and a dramatic (in a bad way) conclusion
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Could a musician ever win the Nobel Prize again after Bob Dylan’s win ten years ago? And if so, who? Music critics and analysts have some ideas: ‘It’s Don Henley.’ https://t.co/MwCsGdirWc
Could a musician ever win the Nobel Prize again after Bob Dylan’s win ten years ago? And if so, who? Music critics and analysts have some ideas: ‘It’s Don Henley.’ https://t.co/MwCsGdirWc
Two scene reports from night two of Bob Dylan's "Lights of Autumn" tour. More setlist surprises, plus photos, video clips, and a full tape.
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<Furtively looks around to make sure no one's listening>
<Mutters under breath>
…damn this Early Roman Kings from Oslo is actually pretty good…
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<Furtively looks around to make sure no one's listening>
<Mutters under breath>
…damn this Early Roman Kings from Oslo is actually pretty good…
https://t.co/5PtDWZ5t91
First of many Bob Dylan tour dispatches this fall! Tom Wilkins reports in on a very surprising opening night in Oslo. With recordings of "Tangled Up in Blue" (with two new verses) and Bob's first-ever cover of Guy Clark's "Dublin Blues"
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