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He Held Your Hand And He Sang You A Song Ima kill the discourteous motherfucker. This is one of the great SUN Records classics, completely hit out of the park by Balladeer Bob Dylan, the rockabilly troubador. I’m serious. Click the picture of Bob to hear the original. I’ll wait. … not bad, right? A [...]
10 Minutes Is His Mixtape When I saw this posted on The Sun’s website, I hoped this would be awful… awful funny. It isn’t though. It’s perfectly fine. By that I mean that it’s no worse than anything I hear being released lately, and it’s a zillion times better than the music I wrote at [...]
Fear not, Youdopia. The great Bob Dylan is just as inscrutable as ever. He has not lowered himself to shill his newest box set (the one pictured above). Sony’s marketing team did a great job with this old school style PSA. They have answered Frank Zappa’s question, “Does humor belong in music?” Yes, it does. [...]
This song has been rolling around my head this weekend, Youdopia. I love me some Bob Dylan, and this particular version is off the Biograph Box Set, which I purchased on Vinyl from Lechmere in 1985… to impress a girl. However, the music is awesome, so it was worthwhile. Visions of Johanna resonates with me [...]
My heart is telling me, I love you still. I can see the turning of the key I’ve been deceived by the clown inside of me I thought that he was righteous but he’s vain Something’s telling me, I wear the ball and chain My patron saint is fighting with a ghost. He’s always off [...]
