I would think most bob fans would be aware of this but just in case.....
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A rare live version of 'Highlands' from 'Time Out Of Mind':
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Really enjoying Bob's new bootleg of the John Wesley Nashville years. Loads to enjoy including this wacky take with Johnny Cash on 'Wanted'.
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While listening to Bob, I recalled the song 'Mama you've been on my Mind' , and then remembered that Judy Collins did a version. When I had a look on YT I found this great b&w clip of Judy singing, with Seeger taking a coffee break.
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Bootleg 15 arrived yesterday. Having bought all the rest but skipped 13 and 14, I'm especially looking forward to getting stuck in.Originally posted by johncorrigan View PostComment
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I may be tempted to get it, that was at the end of his finest era for me approx (63) 64-69! And it appearscto have some more unreleased Cash duets!Originally posted by johncorrigan View PostComment
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Thanks for that link. We saw him at Bournemouth two years ago. Certainly worth going, as it has been the half dozen times we've seen him since first time at Earls Court in 1978. Bournemouth was a mixed bag. Some Songbook items weren't that compelling for me but also some great stuff. I found myself singing "Duquesne Whistle blowing ..." as we drove home through the night back to Wilts. It was very dark yet. My wife got a bit fed up with my singing and I can't blame her. I thought Bournemouth might end up as the last time we turned up for him, but on evidence of video above, I will certainly sign up next time he's around.Originally posted by Jazzrook View PostComment
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There's about a disc and a half of Bob and Johnny, coughie, and they sound like they're having a ball together. One of my favourite bits has them doing a mash up of 'Don't think twice' and 'Understand your man' at the end of which JC says something like 'They go really well together - we must both have stolen the same tune for them!' Another favourite bit is Bob and Earl Scruggs (as opposed to Bob and Earl) doing a great wee take on 'Nashville Skyline rag'.Originally posted by cloughie View Post
I also think that period is my favourite Bob voice. It does of course have 'Lay Lady Lay' on there, but not everything can be perfect, I suppose.Comment
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As I said, Bob also does a few songs with Earl Scruggs and here's a bit of film of them from '71. Sound's a bit ropey, but it looks great.
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'Isis' from Rolling Thunder Revue:
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Classic, Jr...and of course there's this accompanied Christmas crackerOriginally posted by Jazzrook View Post
...nobody does it like Bob.
Happy Christmas to all, and to all a good night.
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"People are crazy, times are strange":
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New one from His Bobness - dark ballad for dark times...thanks, Bob.
'Murder Most Foul'
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