man i love that this book is out because it brings my two favorite musical acts of all time back on my radar! it's gonna be hard to compete with olivia for my ears this summer, but these blokes can definitely do it
Swapped for George Harrison? The only Beatle Dylan ever did collaborate with and the one who was the closest to him before that? Leaving aside that George was the best Beatle, this is some Bangladesh and If Not For You erasure. I will leave aside the Traveling Wilburies
"I would have gladly swapped George Harrison for him, but since Mr. Tambourine Man was not exactly a team player, maybe it was for the best." blasphemy! but otherwise i loved the piece. thanks for writing. can't wait to pick up the book
"Silly dancing goes viral and is forgotten, and then comes another dance. Have you heard of the Bushwick bolero?" --this was At Least as much true of the late '50s/early '60s US as today.
Thanks to Alexander Nazaryan for the insights and inspiration to read Windolf's book and take a listening tour of the Beatles and Dylan albums!
man i love that this book is out because it brings my two favorite musical acts of all time back on my radar! it's gonna be hard to compete with olivia for my ears this summer, but these blokes can definitely do it
Swapped for George Harrison? The only Beatle Dylan ever did collaborate with and the one who was the closest to him before that? Leaving aside that George was the best Beatle, this is some Bangladesh and If Not For You erasure. I will leave aside the Traveling Wilburies
Yeah, maybe they should have said “swapped for Ringo” instead.
Pete Best.
"I would have gladly swapped George Harrison for him, but since Mr. Tambourine Man was not exactly a team player, maybe it was for the best." blasphemy! but otherwise i loved the piece. thanks for writing. can't wait to pick up the book
"Silly dancing goes viral and is forgotten, and then comes another dance. Have you heard of the Bushwick bolero?" --this was At Least as much true of the late '50s/early '60s US as today.