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S02.17 Bob Dylan’s Use of Pre-War Blues: Song & Dance Man Ch 8 With Michael Gray
Nobody Else Can Be Influenced By The Pre-War Blues like Bob Dylan - or so says author Michael Gray in Chapter 8 in Song & Dance Man Vol.1 (The 50th Anniversary Edition). In 112 pages in that book he explains Dylan's relationship with the blues, which we discuss in this episode. Our Guest Reader for this episode is Scott Bunn of ReclinerNotes.com
** The Full Extended Version of this Episode is 45 Minutes long and available only to FM+ Subscribers. **
** Details on joining FM+ are below. **
Song & Dance Man: The Art of Bob Dylan was first released in 1972 in the UK, and 1973 in the US. It was updated twice before, in the early 80's and late 90's - eventually growing to over 900 pages. It's been loved by Dylan Scholars and fans for all these decades - The Observer (London) Said: "A mammoth work of scholarship, often enthralling and never less than illuminating." After over a decade out of print, is is being re-issued in three volumes for it's 50th Anniversary - with the full text and extensive footnotes of the Third Edition reproduced in full.
You can order Vol. 1 of the re-release series on Amazon in print or on kindle.
ABOUT SCOTT BUNN (@reclinernotes on Social Media)
Scott Bunn is the publisher of ReclinerNotes, a website filled with essays and interviews on the music he loves. It includes a huge number of thoughtful analysis of Bob Dylan songs written in 2021 and 2022.
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Nobody Else Can Be Influenced By The Pre-War Blues like Bob Dylan - or so says author Michael Gray in Chapter 8 in Song & Dance Man Vol.1 (The 50th Anniversary Edition). In 112 pages in that book he explains Dylan's relationship with the blues, which we discuss in this episode. Our Guest Reader for this episode is Scott Bunn of ReclinerNotes.com
** The Full Extended Version of this Episode is 45 Minutes long and available only to FM+ Subscribers. **
** Details on joining FM+ are below. **
Song & Dance Man: The Art of Bob Dylan was first released in 1972 in the UK, and 1973 in the US. It was updated twice before, in the early 80's and late 90's - eventually growing to over 900 pages. It's been loved by Dylan Scholars and fans for all these decades - The Observer (London) Said: "A mammoth work of scholarship, often enthralling and never less than illuminating." After over a decade out of print, is is being re-issued in three volumes for it's 50th Anniversary - with the full text and extensive footnotes of the Third Edition reproduced in full.
You can order Vol. 1 of the re-release series on Amazon in print or on kindle.
ABOUT SCOTT BUNN (@reclinernotes on Social Media)
Scott Bunn is the publisher of ReclinerNotes, a website filled with essays and interviews on the music he loves. It includes a huge number of thoughtful analysis of Bob Dylan songs written in 2021 and 2022.
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LINKS:
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We're a proud member of The FM Podcast Network
EXTENDED & BONUS EPISODES
VIDEO AVAILABLE
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FREE WEEKLY BOB DYLAN NEWSLETTER
MORE LINKS
QUESTIONS OR COMMENTS?
Drop us a note at [email protected].
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