Tag Archives: Bob Dylan
I wish I could visit America again; but I can’t – not at present!
Most American citizens are folks you would like. Most American citizens welcome individuals who want to come to America legally, and who want to become Americans. We would like to have more who are interested in becoming Americans, in pursuing … Continue reading
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Tagged America, Blues, Bob Dylan, Dylan, New Orleans, Springsteen, Trump
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A complete unknown – opening the door on a life fully lived
I saw the film on the early years of Dylan’s career with my son at a cosy and posh hotel below Sea Containers House on the banks of the Thames on an early Sunday evening. However you feel about Dylan, … Continue reading
Bob Dylan’s Hurricane – live and uncensored.
This is a blog for some Scottish friends! Bob Dylan’s “Hurricane” is a great song, but the published version is a pale imitation of this one. The story goes that the personal references in this version could have landed Bob … Continue reading
Visions of Bob Dylan
I quoted lines from visions of Johanna in one of this week’s blogs and this (as I hoped it would) sparked my Dylanologist friend Derek Scott to send me some great comment. Although Blonde & Blonde was released in … Continue reading
“I just want to show the rich I can do what I want”
If that girl in Croydon and the thousands of disaffected rioters have done anything positive for me – they’ve got me thinking just how big the gap between me and them is. Perhaps I don’t feel quite as comfortable as I did a week ago.
Posted in Nick Clegg, social media
Tagged Bob Dylan, Bridge, Crime, Croydon, croydon, England, Hoodie, London, London riots, Looting, Monday Night Football, Nick Clegg, Politics, Riot, social media, Society, Teresa May, twitter
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