Chris takes a detailed look at ore of Bob Dylan’s love songs from the mid-60s.
Songs examined in this segment are LOVE IS JUST A FOUR LETTER WORD (recorded by Joan Baez),
SHE BELONGS TO ME and LOVE MINUS ZERO/NO LIMIT.
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PODCAST: Bob Dylan: A Headful of Ideas Season Four 11) Love Songs of the Mid 60s (Part Two)
Chris Gregory looks in detail at more of Bob Dylan’s love songs from the mid-1960s, many of which seem to be related to wider concerns. The songs covered in this section are IT AIN’T ME BABE, I DON’T BELIEVE YOU, IF YOU GOTTA GO (GO NOW), and I’LL KEEP IT WITH MINE.
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PODCAST: Bob Dylan’s Love Songs of the Mid-60s (Part One)
Chris Gregory looks in detail at several Bob Dylan love songs from the mid-60s: Ballad in Plain D, Spanish Harlem Incident and All I Really Want to Do
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BOB DYLAN’S IDIOT WIND: KISS GOODBYE TO HOWLIN’ BEASTS…
Chris does a deep deep dive into the different versions of Bob Dylan's amazing IDIOT WIND from BLOOD ON THE TRACKS
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PODCAST: Highway 61 Revisited: Next Time You See Me Coming…
Chris Gregory looks at the satirical blues rock song HIGHWAY 61 REVISITED from the album of the same name.
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PODCAST: Bob Dylan: A Headful of Ideas Season Four 8) Bob Dylan and Woody Guthrie (Part Two)
Chris Gregory looks deeper into the influence of Woody Guthrie on Bob Dylan, focusing on various songs and the amazing extended poem LAST THOUGHTS ON WOODY GUTHRIE
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PODCAST: Bob Dylan and Woody Guthrie (Part One)
Part One of Chris Gregory's analysis of the profound influence that the great folk singer WOODY GUTHRIE had on Bob Dylan's career
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ALL ALONG THE WATCHTOWER: THE WIND BEGAN TO HOWL…
Chris examines Bob Dylan's monumental ALL ALONG THE WATCHTOWER, with special reference to JIMI HENDRIX's extraordinary version
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KNOCKED OUT AND LOADED: BOB DYLAN’S POP SONGS OF THE 1980s
Chris surveys Bob Dylan's difficult engagement with the 'big hair' 1980s on albums like EMPIRE BURLESQUE and KNOCKED OUT LOADED
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BOB DYLAN’S SIMPLE TWIST OF FATE: THAT EMPTINESS INSIDE…
Chris analyses BOB DYLAN's great melancholy song SIMPLE TWIST OF FATE from BLOOD ON THE TRACKS