Michael Gray on Meeting Bob Dylan in 1978
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- čas přidán 5. 09. 2024
- Michael Gray recounts his experience of meeting Bob Dylan backstage at Earls Court, London, in 1978. Michael is talking to Lucas Hare and Kerry Shale on their Dylan podcast series ‘Is It Rolling, Bob?’.
Michael writes about his experience at the London and Paris shows of the 1978 tour, amongst many other things, in his book ‘Outtakes On Bob Dylan’.
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I saw Dylan at Earls Court in 1978. Brilliant!
Yeah me too…. There are cds of one of the nights knocking around
I love the autograph story and what a beautiful thing he wrote.
Sometimes
what a person DOES
is far more interesting
and certainly more entertaining than meeting them when they’re not doing it
The joke Bob made about his back up singers sounding more like the Raelettes… was because Clydie King (one of his main backup singers) was an original member of the Raelettes. 😂
Ah! Im just trying to collect some Clydie King after seeing that video of her an Bob dueting 👍
I met Don Johnson in Miami Vice days at the Wheeler Opera House. I said "Are you lost Don?" He said "No, I'm good." I'll never forget it. I opened the door for Candice Bergan once too. She sneered her sneer.
My first Bob-show was Greensboro '78.
My girlfriend found Motel6 "cheap" but Holiday Inn acceptable. While waiting for th guy to fetch my key, I looked over the counter & saw a piece of paper with "phone-calls Mr. Dylan would receive & suite 218-221; th guy handed me th key to room 211, right near the elevator...
Bob & some guy come strolling down th hall, towards the elevator, & we (she & I) step into the hall & speak. He (you know "he" who), stops, turns around, acknowledges us AND LETS ME TAKE HIS PICTURE!
...th photo is not good : I was shaking!
I love "Street Legal".
Nice story! Too bad about the photo though... I love Street Legal too!
Sure, stroke your ego but with fact : I didn't say anything about sitting with an open door ---smoking hashish--- hopin Bob would walk by, or tryin to talk a background singer outta her travel-bag, or locking down th elevator for about an hour chatting it up with some "Brit"(?) that was in th entourage...I didn't say anything about getting on th Blue Ridge Parkway at the NC/VA border nor Makin-Th-Beast-With-Two-Backs on th trunk-lid of my girlfriend's new car before we got home...
Look at those eyes. Beautiful. ❤️
yeah Bob honey you are the best
True Love Tends to Forget. ❤️💋♥️. Love still lights the way.
The difference between '75 and '78 was like 49 years.
I used to think bob would walk through the pub door one day.Now the pub is gone.times running out anyway.I should've bought the door & sent him an email.
Bob seemed very down to earn honest guy,
MAYBE ONE DAY THE BLACKBUSH CONCERT WILL BE RELEASED ON THE BOOTLEG SERIES ,, THOUGHT THE BUDOKAN RECORD WAS A OK RECORDING.
You can find pretty ropey audience recodings of Blackbush…. Guess you know that…. But yeah i thought the same thing an wouldn’t be that suprised tbh
That would be my holy grail tbh.
Budokan concerts was the start for a new band.they got better later on tour.
you can skip to 5:10 to avoid the boring parts
Yes,Bon id thé n'est.I live in France,but I was born in Sweden and know what it mean to ne selected for thé Nobel Price,
Anna de B.
Good lord, Dylan took himself WAY too seriously.
He never had so a big band never i remember from Germany Holland etc through Denmark and the n Sweden a lot of pilgrims and we got street Legal