You got something to say, speak or hold your peace

This is among my favorite performances from an amazing show during a great tour. Dylan and the rest of the guys really go to town on a crackling hot version of "Summer Days" and all seem to be having the time of their lives - especially Bob. I can't think of another time I've seen him flash that many smiles in under 10 minutes.

Right now I can't read too good, don't send me no more letters

What makes “Desolation Row” such a remarkable song is the way Bob Dylan keeps the listener completely engaged through a simple, repeating musical structure and an endless stream of vivid imagery. While the surreal lyrics draw most of the attention, the gentle and constant melody is just as important to the song’s meaning. Beneath the chaos, strange characters, and sense of social decay, the music quietly suggests that life simply carries on no matter how confusing or unsettling the world becomes. That contrast between disturbing imagery and calm musical flow is what gives “Desolation Row” its haunting and timeless power.

‘Seems like I been down this way before Is there any truth in that, Señor?’

One of the most fascinating aspects of “Señor (Tales of Yankee Power)” is its preoccupation with redemption and, more importantly, who is capable of achieving it. Rather than presenting redemption as something granted through traditional Christian salvation, Bob Dylan seems to suggest that redemption is ultimately a human responsibility something individuals must pursue within themselves while also extending it to others.

Sweet sound from Gregg Allman: one of the best southern blues singer of all times.

Welcome back…….Vinni The Durutti Column

The Durutti Column have announced that a new album Renascent – their first collection of new material since 2010’s A Paean To Wilson – will be released by London Records on July 31.

Van with Ronson and the Dr.

I love period of transition album. Doesn't get enough credit. Cold Wind in August is such an incredible song!

A shot of In the summertime

Without people, you’re nothing.

I came across this quote today reading an article from my old friend Paul thanks Joe

That's the sound I'm looking for

Having a party with Don Walker

Not suitable for concerts - Van Morrison on the stairway

Van Morrison having a wild night at The Rainbow

Crying at the Doorsteps

They Sold Me Out

Cypress Avenue

Ballerina update Van the Man at his best

What do you think?

RIP Beverley Martyn

RIP DAC tribute to Bob

Classic Backless Clapton track brought back to life

Jason Isbell Blood on this track

Be the best that you can

RIP Dave Mason All along the watchtower

Robert Johnson improved sound

Be young

Love Sick Stoned - Bob in Newcastle 1998

Kansas City slowed down - Libby Titus

Tom Waits back with anti war song

Seattle 1980 Gospel Sounds

Julie Driscoll

Ebony Eyes take 2 with Stevie

Ebony Eyes with Stevie

Pressing On- Probably Bob's greatest vocal

Dylan Arizona 2006...great recording

Macca at his best- great song from a fine album

Silly but good....macca in good bass form

Great secret live gig- Rolling Stones

I want you...a fabulous cover of Dylan classic

THIS is the seminal, greatest song ever, by Steve Marriott and The Small Faces with P.P. Arnold!

naked who

dylan in 2000

When He Returns 1980

78 show ...Great Sound

Bobby Returns MSG

sooner or later......still a beautiful song

Queen back from the dead ...Heroes just for one day

How to make A Day In A Life

New JB with wonderful Greg Leisz on pedal steel

Best version of Bolero

Landing in Dallas

RIP - Country Joe

flying away

97 river flows

The military and the monetary were shielded by January And went storming into February

Peace

Every animal gets a name

Doors do Reggae

BB and Eric

Rogan and Mellencamp

 

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While several actors and musicians could not help themselves but turn that event, that was meant to celebrate the 9/11 heroes, into a political event (which it was not), Bowie chose a song that is patriotic, but not blind, and he went to a music store to buy that Omnichord to accompany himself, opening the event alone. I could not name even five musicians with that level of wit and graciousness. 

JIMMY CLIFF - Democracy Don't Work (Journey of a Lifetime)

Bob Dylan live Cocaine Blues , Brookville 1998

Bob Dylan - Don't Fall Apart on Me Tonight (Version 2) (Infidels Alterna...

Billy Strings: Face Melting Acoustic Guitar Shred

Billy Strings: Tiny Desk Concert

Grateful Dead with Bob Dylan [1080p HD Remaster] July 12, 1987 - Giants ...

Loose Content - Pet Alsatian (Official Music Video)

Loose Content - Tapestry Of Life (Official Music Video)

Loose Content - Newsreader (Official Music Video)

Santana 1981 09 19 Munchen

Bob Dylan - Mick Taylor- Eric Clapton - Santana - Leopard-Skin Pill-Box ...

Bob Dylan: "License to Kill" & "Shake a Hand" - June 6, 1986, Los Angeles

Spiral Starecase - More Today Than Yesterday (1969)

Impossible not to feel good listening to this song