My mistress’ eyes are nothing like the sun; Coral is far more red than her lips’ red; If snow be white, why then her breasts are dun; If hairs be wires, black wires grow on her head…. William Shakespeare, Sonnet 130 O my Luve is like a red, red rose That’s newly...
Tag: Bob Dylan
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BOB DYLAN AND WOODY GUTHRIE: IN THE GRAND CANYON AT SUNDOWN
Chris Gregory looks at the influence of WOODY GUTHRIE on BOB DYLAN, discusses Dylan's Guthrie covers, his SONG FOR WOODY and his poem LAST THOUGHTS ON WOODY GUTHRIE
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PODCAST: Bob Dylan: A Headful of Ideas Season Three 3) NASHVILLE SKYLINE: ONE HELL OF A POET (Part One)
Chris begins his deep dive into Bob Dylan's 1969 album NASHVILLE SKYLINE
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PODCAST: Bob Dylan: A Headful of Ideas Season Three 2) Forever Young: A Ladder to the Stars
Chris Gregory examines Bob Dylan's gloriously sentimental FOREVER YOUNG from 1974's PLANET WAVES
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PODCAST: Bob Dylan: A Headful of Ideas Season 3 1) Tangled Up in Blue: From Different Points of View
Chris Gregory examines Bob Dylan's TANGLED UP IN BLUE - a song written from many angles - from 19875's BLOOD ON THE TRACKS
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Bob Dylan’s IT’S ALL OVER NOW, BABY BLUE: TAKE WHAT YOU HAVE GATHERED…
Chris Gregory looks at IT'S ALL OVER NOW, BABY BLUE from Bob Dylan's BRINGING IT ALL BACK HOME (1965)
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Bob Dylan’s NEW MORNING : A Pastoral Dream (Part 1)
Chris examines Bob Dylan's 1970 album NEW MORNING as 'a pastoral dream'
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LIKE A CORKSCREW TO MY HEART: TWO SONGS FROM ‘BLOOD ON THE TRACKS’
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
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A LADDER TO THE STARS: FOREVER YOUNG
FOREVER YOUNG is a BOB DYLAN classic written for his baby son
