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Thursday, September 3. 2009

Thursday free ad for Bob: I was so much older then

It's a heck of a line-up, but, still, Bob does it best alone. For you youngsters, this song was Bob's Goodbye to "causes," and his Hello to the heart and soul. McGuinn's guitar dominates.


 

Posted by Bird Dog in The Song and Dance Man at 13:24 | Comments (3) | Trackbacks (0)

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BD,

A classic sound and a million dollar cast...just superb !! Right up there with another favourite of mine...Frank Trainor.
#1 Garry on 2009-09-03 13:42 (Reply)
A whole post could be written about this one video. Harrison stepping up to the mike sent a shiver down my spine just now, just like it did when I saw the show live. There's just something ethereal about seeing him up there with the rest of the guys. You have to wonder if they felt awkward around him. I'd be thinking, "Well, sure, me and Clapton and McGuinn are all rock legends, but this... What comes after 'legend'?"

This video, however, does raise an age-old question:

Who sounds more like Bob Dylan? Tom Petty or Bob Dylan?

I'm leaning toward Tom, but it's always a tough call. :)
#2 Dr. Mercury (Link) on 2009-09-03 14:28 (Reply)
Well, when Bob wont take those marbles out of his mouth, I have to go with Mudcrutch Tom.
#2.1 KRW on 2009-09-03 22:20 (Reply)

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