Chris looks at songs from NEW MORNING, Dylan's bucolic 1970 album.
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Bob Dylan’s NEW MORNING : A Pastoral Dream (Part 1)
Chris Gregory examines Bob Dylan's 1970 album New Morning
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Bob Dylan’s BROWNSVILLE GIRL: If There’s An Original Thought Out There…
Chris Gregory takes a detailed look at Bob Dylan and Sam Shepard's BROWNSVILLE GIRL from 1986
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Bob Dylan’s MOTORPSYCHO NITEMARE: A CLEAN CUT KID
Chris Gregory discusses Bob Dylan's politico-comic song MOTORPSYCHO NITEMARE
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Bob Dylan’s SARA: FORGIVE ME MY UNWORTHINESS
Bob Dylan has written many love songs in his career, many of which, like Don’t Think Twice, It’s All Right or One of Us Must Know, adopt a resigned or philosophical approach to a failed relationship. Some, like Girl from the North Country or Boots of Spanish Leather, take a more romantic, if...
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BLACK RIDER: Extract from ‘Determined to Stand’
This is an extract from my recent book DETERMINED TO STAND: THE REINVENTION OF BOB DYLAN dealing with Dylan's slyly ambiguous BLACK RIDER
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BLACK DIAMOND BAY: ANOTHER HARD LUCK STORY
An examination of Dylan's underated epic from 'Desire' BLACK DIAMOND BAY
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A PRICE ON MY SOUL: THREE SONGS FROM ‘JOHN WESLEY HARDING’
Chris examines three key songs from JOHN WESLEY HARDING
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DESOLATION ROW: BETWEEN THE WINDOWS OF THE SEA
A detailed 'deep dive' into Bob Dylan's 1965 masterpiece DESOLATION ROW
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LIKE A CORKSCREW TO MY HEART: IF YOU SEE HER SAY HELLO AND YOU’RE A BIG GIRL NOW
An examination of two very dark songs from BLOOD ON THE TRACKS, If You See Her Say Hello and You're a Big Girl Now