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You folks bring such joy to my heart! Thanks I wish I could see you live!

I bet he earnt a few more vases for Joni, from this song.

dont know why they had to remix it, it was already perfect.

I have accidentally erased my original comment (which somebody liked). It went something like this: I enjoyed your video. I especially like what you said about Dylan being American. It seems to me that Dylan's later work is weakened because he sounds like he is trying to be American. I hope that makes sense to you. Thank you.

I love that song. I remember hearing it and thinking 'what in holy hell is that about'. But I didn't worry too much about it, I remember one guy saying that great songs all have lyrics that 'you can sort of almost understand but not quite'.

I love reading Gray’s books but these podcast commentaries are especially enlightening.

Buhhhhhhuhhh uhhhh yeah well… Uniquer isn’t to be found anywhere 🌺🕊️🎶❣️💥🌺

Beautiful

this having more thumbs down than thumbs up is wild. morons.

Great episode, Corner Office is a great album I really enjoy it

Cool story. Stories like this are as close to knowing about the Great One as we get.

Wouldn't you agree that Cimcie Nichols was born in the MIDDLE of a: Best/Worst - Perpetual - Heart wrenching type of situation ? 🥂 CHEERS TO CIMCIE AND HER FAMILY. ♡❤♡

I have a paperback collection of Mr. Kramer's photographs of Bob Dylan from the the 1965 era. It contians Mr. Kramer's recollections of following Dylan during those years when Bob was transitioning from folk singer to full-on electric artist, culminating with the Forest Hills concerts. There are many iconic images and stories in that collection. Mr. Kramer witnessed and documented firsthand some of the most important times in the development of Bob's music, and American popular music in general.

one of the most beautiful songs ever. in any form.

A delightful and very interesting talk. A great photographer. What a wonderful iconic cover.

RIP! Wonderful interview.

The Corner Office has been on heavy rotation since it came out. Such a fantastic album! Great podcast!

One more cup of coffeee for the road to the valles below

I have a Spanish boots. From nortwest of Spain. Galicia we are celtic😊

How loud must they have been playing the tape that the neighbor downstairs could hear it? The neighbor probably wanted to get the tape and shred it so that he could get some rest. 😂

Awesome.

Kulee Baba was so far ahead of its time - what a fantastic song and recording, or at least what we've heard on YT. Fagen's vocals are next level. The latest versions out there sound like Rick Marotta. Horns have been added, but what a feel. Losing Kulee and The Bear were bigger than the 2nd Arrangement. Just IMO. czcams.com/video/iaQY9JesF9I/video.html

Yeah, that sounds like Gadd instead of Keltner. He's on the beat. Marotta was the right choice with the R&B/funk for Peg, laying back a smidge "character." Great interview! czcams.com/video/bWOaSQ-GlRk/video.html

I think the combination of rather mediocre Dylan songs coupled w the then popular overly reverby sound in the mid 80s makes people skip that period. I for one played Empire Burlesque a lot when it came out. Some of the songs were totally drowned in reverb. Pity, really. And then the Brownsville Girl album was a step backwards.Really awful. The amazing sound of Oh, Mercy put him back on track.

Bob Dylan is a very low-key kind of guy. I remember Leo Kottke telling a story about how he met Bob Dylan once and spoke with him at length and didn't know it was Dylan until years later. I remember another story of Dylan being taken to a police station and placed in a cell. The officer didn't know it was Dylan until one of the other officers recognised him. It's like he doesn't put it out there.

This man is one of the best!!!! Just back from seeing him perform in Dublin. Great musician and entertainer!

they all loved Roy's voice

I am a Everlanding Lover of Bob Dylin. I am are 74 Yeers Of Oldness.

Enjoyed the conversation (and Jeff's playing with Jake Thistle)

I cant imagine what dolts would call 84-88 the worst 4 years... Performance wise... They are GREAT YEARS... if you have any sense. . The years with most consistently bad performances is late 89 thru 91... I believe i can feel that he was drinking and in a kind of depression or oppression.... By the time of the '92 concerts.. I hear his heart and mind and spirit CLEARING UP and there's passion and heartfelt expression coming back into the performances.... My first shows were OCT 93 OUTDOOR SHOWS Hollywood Bowl and Blockbuster Pavillion Devore Ca... Santana opening

Love bobs music❤

Wow don't thing I would want to here them again

Probably the most beautiful song of all time!

Simply beautiful

Great stuff!

The Steve Gadd version sounds as busy as hell, but maybe if it was on the album we would be used to it. The Rick Marotta version was the right choice.

Really interesting. Stumbled upon this podcast. Good stuff.

Halfway thru and it’s Steely Dan gold! Love the stories and Rick sounds like a great guy. 👍

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I owe Mike Scott my life. It's as sure as simple. Pure reality. Whenever you need a space to rest, my friend, come over, I lend yu a cup of tea or coffee, rest here and let's talk. cuZooN.

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Will see her in Paris end of April! Can't wait ❤❤!

Excellent cover.

Clicked on this not knowing it was recorded on an android cheap phone from the back row .

Great!

We had it all.

"Promo sm" 💦

it's amazing isn't it. T Bone Burnett was about to cry over those long ago memories. T Bone has a discussion over the dark side to social media and the harm it is doing. search it out.

What a great concert by Bob Dylan and his great band. Love from a fan of yours Adam ❤❤❤❤😊❤❤?Have a great new year Bob Dylan.

Bob Dylan is still a great musician of the world. Thank you for your wonderful music Bob Dylan. Love from a fan of yours Adam ❤❤❤❤❤😊❤😊. Take care of yourself Bob Dylan. Have a great new year Bob Dylan.