Together Through Life
Matthew IngateWriter about music generally and Bob Dylan specifically. Having explored the music of the last 30 years in the first part of this series, I am now starting to look back even further.
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1986/2012: Brownsville Girl - Bob Dylan / Bonnie "Prince" Billy
Tucked away in the audio archives of the Bob Dylan Center in Tulsa, OK, there is a tape of Bob Dylan from the mid-1980s frantically and hap-hazardously hammering away at his acoustic guitar and breezing through the first few verses of playw...
1974: Who by Fire - Leonard Cohen
Leonard Cohen had such a singular (golden) voice that sometimes it can be hard to imagine him singing with somebody else. Of course, all of his best music in the studio and on the stage was awash with beautiful backing accompaniment and sup...
1983 and 2021: In the Neighbourhood - Tom Waits, Rae Street - Courtney Barnett
Well, the eggs chase the bacon. Friday’s a funeral. Big Mambo’s kicking. There’s a couple Filipino girls gigglin’ by the church.
2026: Bob Dylan As Filmmaker: No Time to Think - Michael Glover Smith
At the end of a press statement in 2011 addressing an allegation that his setlists had been censored when playing in China, Bob Dylan threw down the gauntlet to all existing and budding authors that “everybody knows by now that there’s a ga...
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