Chris dives deep into the mysteries of NO TIME TO THINK from 1978's STREET LEGAL, explaining how the song is connected to Shakespeare's MACBETH and the TAROT CARDS
Category: Podcasts
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‘OH MERCY’! PODCAST: SMILE IN THE FACE OF MANKIND: 3 BITTER SWEET LOVE SONGS FROM ‘OH MERCY’
Chris looks in depth at MOST OF THE TIME, WHAT GOOD AM I and WHAT WAS IT YOU WANTED, three heartwrenching songs from OH MERCY
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VIDEO PODCAST: Bob Dylan: A Headful of Ideas Season Three 17) Can You Please Crawl Out Your Window
Chris examines Bob Dylan's hidden 1965 masterpiece CAN YOU PLEASE CRAWL OUT YOUR WINDOW
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PODCAST: Bob Dylan: A Headful of Ideas Season Four 15) Bob Dylan’s Dream
Chris looks at Bob Dylan's heart warming and nostalgic 'song of experience' Bob Dylan's Dream from 'Freewheelin' (1963)
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PODCAST: The Prisoner Episode by Episode 2) The Chimes of Big Ben
Chris Gregory examines THE CHIMES OF BIG BEN, the second episode of Patrick McGoohan's THE PRISONER
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PODCAST: The Prisoner Episode By Episode 1) Arrival
Chris looks at the first episofe of THE PRISONER, the extraordinary ARRIVAL
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PODCAST: BOB DYLAN: A HEADFUL OF IDEAS Season Four 14) Just Like Tom Thumb’s Blues: Howlin’ at the Moon
TAKE A TRIP INTO BOB DYLAN'S MYSTERIOUS AND SURREAL 'JUST LIKE TOM THUMB'S BLUES SET IN DEEPEST MEXICO, FULL OF COLOURFUL CHARACTERS AND WEIRD JUXTAPOSITIONS
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PODCAST: BOB DYLAN: A HEADFUL OF IDEAS Season Four 13) Senor: Can You Tell Me Where We’re Heading?
Chris does a detailed deep dive into Bob Dylan's mystical fable SENOR, from 1978's STREET LEGAL
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PODCAST: BOB DYLAN:A HEADFUL OF IDEAS Season Four 12) Love Songs of the Mid-60s (Part Three)
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.