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Myra Scott's Journal - Journal - Dylan—and Me—in Vietnam
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Living in the Bible. A Guitar, a Cigarette, an Old Vietnamese Woman, and a Moment on Fire. Horns, Tear Gas, Bullets. Could it be- Cairo? Facing up to Facebook. Saigon Urban Market: Snake Liqueur and $89 Rolexes. Hanoi's Marketplace Tumbles into the Streets. Dylan and Me in Vietnam. The First Woman Was Dissed. Murder in Equador, Part II. Old Woman With White Hair. Hope For an African Slum. Laquo; Hanoi's Marketplace Tumbles into the Streets. In Vietnam Today ». Dylan and Me in Vietnam. There were souvenir...
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Gareth Davies Photography: Links
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Bull; DW Online. Bull; Pembrokeshire Video Productions. Bull; iseacanvasart.co.uk. Bull; Georgina's Bridal Studio. Bull; Tredeml Print. Bull; Elements of Floristry. Bull; Signature Design. Opens Portfolio as PDF - approx. 750KB) ( requires Acrobat reader. Bull; Heywood Mount Hotel. Bull; boblinks.com. Bull; Celtic Haven and Spa. Bull; Steve Briers Disco. Bull; Seren Design Consultancy. Created by DW 2010.
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Spoony's Music: Inspiration for "Mr. Tambourine Man" Releasing His First Solo Album
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Advertise on Spoonys Music Diary. Music Reviews and Disclosure. Tuesday, January 3, 2012. Inspiration for "Mr. Tambourine Man" Releasing His First Solo Album. Bruce Langhorne, who played guitar for Dylan during his heyday and was the inspiration for the acoustic classic "Mr. Tambourine Man" has released his first solo album,. To be titled "Mr. Tambourine Man." It's reasonable that he would try to capitalize off the popularity of the Dylan classic, but odd that he would wait over 45 years to do so! Blowin...
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Notes from the Idiot Child: July 2011
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Notes from the Idiot Child. A Blog about Books and Bob. Monday, July 18, 2011. Bob Dylan and his Band in Southern California (including a very slight interaction with "his Band"). Here's my take on two Dylan shows I attended at the end of last week. I've previously posted these reviews on the Bob Links website. Flew down from Seattle to catch the Southern CA shows, seeing Bob is skipping the Pacific NW this time around. You gotta do what you gotta do to see Dylan! What else can I say? What a surprise, eh?
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Notes from the Idiot Child: July 2013
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Notes from the Idiot Child. A Blog about Books and Bob. Sunday, July 28, 2013. The Lights of My Native Land: Bob Dylan in Minnesota. Don't get up gentlemen, I'm only passing through." Although this lyric from. Was penned in the first years of the new century, it has been Dylan. To be without a home? Like a complete unknown? Recently Bob Dylan played two shows in Minnesota, in the places he lived before he became. Without staying for him, both nights. When I asked how he could possibly judge the perfo...
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Notes from the Idiot Child: The Golden Bird, Part One, Blackbushe
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Notes from the Idiot Child. A Blog about Books and Bob. Sunday, April 24, 2011. The Golden Bird, Part One, Blackbushe. Here is Chapter 1 from my memoir, The Golden Bird. The back cover blurb reads as follows:. Tells of a young man's coming-of-age in the 1970's and 1980's. It's the story of the author's love affair with an island witch and his year in a barefoot cult. The Golden Bird. I think you will find that the 203 pages of The Golden Bird. Will not waste your time or your mind. It is not without ...
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Notes from the Idiot Child: Forty Miles of Bad Road: Bob Dylan’s Chrysler Ad
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Notes from the Idiot Child. A Blog about Books and Bob. Tuesday, March 18, 2014. Forty Miles of Bad Road: Bob Dylan’s Chrysler Ad. I’ve been sitting on this post for a while. Sometimes I like to wait for all the initial reactions to a new Dylan story to die down. Usually time offers a clearer perspective. I haven’t seen any blogs accusing Dylan of being a “fascist” lately, so hopefully the stupidity has ebbed.). At the end of April for two more shows of the Someday-It-Actually-Will-End-Tour. Honestly, le...
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Spoony's Music: Leonard Cohen - Darkness
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Advertise on Spoonys Music Diary. Music Reviews and Disclosure. Tuesday, January 10, 2012. Leonard Cohen - Darkness. Leonard Cohen has released a new single from his upcoming album, entitled "Darkness." And Whoa Nellie does it live up to its name. Opening with some very brooding guitar strumming, Leonard Cohen sings with a dangerous tone reminiscent perhaps of "Waiting for the Miracle." But make no mistake: this song is no repackaging of old tunes. Leonard Cohen - Darkness. Jimmy Fallon as Bob Dylan.
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Spoony's Music: A Mingus Memorial in the Works!
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Advertise on Spoonys Music Diary. Music Reviews and Disclosure. Wednesday, January 4, 2012. A Mingus Memorial in the Works! As some of you may know, Charles Mingus is my favorite musician (email me for album recommendations). That's why I was delighted read that Mingus's hometown of Nogales, Arizona is planning to honor the jazz bassist with a memorial. Charles Mingus composed and performed an extensive and diverse array of avant-garde jazz before dying of Lou Gehrig's disease in 1979 at the age of 56.
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Notes from the Idiot Child: Bob Dylan Books
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Notes from the Idiot Child. A Blog about Books and Bob. Monday, December 20, 2010. So there is no need for me to ramble on endlessly about Dylan. I will write about him only on occasion. But I believe I have found a slightly different way to approach the topic of Zimmerman: every so often I will discuss one of the above mentioned books. From his own 2004 memoir, Chronicles, Volume 1. To Larry Sloman's excellent reportage of the 1975 Rolling Thunder tour, On the Road with Bob Dylan. Is clearly the man who...
