Dylan World

Product Description
When Bob Dylan’s pop masterpiece Blonde on Blonde was originally released in 1966, young white musicians, including Dylan, had spent the earlier part of the decade paying tribute to blues artists who influenced them. It seems rather odd that in 2003 the tables have turned somewhat. Fully 37 years after the debut of Blonde on Blonde, Telarc gathers an assembly of contemporary blues artists to pay tribute to Dylan’s masterpiece from his controversial electric period. On these 12 tracks, the Double Trouble (Stevie Ray Vaughan) rhythm section of Tommy Shannon on bass and Chris Layton on drums backs up such luminaries as C.J. Chenier, Deborah Coleman, Duke Robillard, Cyril Neville, and Joe Louis Walker. The best way… More >>

Blues on Blonde on Blonde

Just cannot help myself….lol *wink*

http://www.bobdylan.com/songs/subterranean.html

^There are the lyrics. And please, don’t search on wikipedia for your answers…
haha Bill…are you trying to be a smartass? You got that from wikipedia!

and is the lead guitar electric or acoustic?

I’ve got a bad case of the blues and a pair of Dylan tickets would be a nice antedote.
I saw a pair on Ebay starting an auction. Is that illegal?

What is so captivating about it?

Grandpa Woodstock wants someone to give him Bob Dylan’s old rocking chair.

Workingman’s Blues #2
Hope you all enjoy.

” The Bob Dylan Tribute Band ”
Song written by Bob Dylan
Art work by Bob Dylan.

New York, New York
Hammerstein Ballroom
August 20, 2003

New York, New York
Hammerstein Ballroom
August 20, 2003

New York, New York
Hammerstein Ballroom
August 20, 2003

Back in November, my parody song/video Bob Dylan’s Facebook Blues, which had garnered for me over 96,000 views, hundreds of subscribers and comments, was removed for supposed copyright infringement…