From: williamgwilliams@gmail.com   
      
   On Tuesday, June 15, 2021 at 2:26:20 PM UTC-4, eyo...@gmail.com wrote:   
   > lørdag 28. november 2020 kl. 23:37:24 UTC+1 skrev Willie:    
   > > I would say that unless we can find an example of Langhorne playing that   
   style, the case is closed thanks to Eyolf. (Why does he call that amazing work   
   "Things Twice"? Does his take on "Don't Think Twice" figure into that?)   
   > It hadn't occurred to me that r.m.d. is still active! Last time I was here   
   must have been in 2001 or something.    
   > Anyway: I called it Things Twice because the idea was that I would   
   inevitably be going through things twice, since there are some things and   
   points that I keep coming back to. I didn't think twice about the title,   
   although there was the extra twist    
   about getting out of it...   
      
   As examples of Bob picking the way the guitar on "Don't Think Twice" is, check   
   out "Percy's Song":   
      
   https://open.spotify.com/album/74zwXmPZbbH7YGVXHbP3E3?highlight=   
   potify:track:18tQtthhCQWcWokhHlXDkQ   
      
   If that link doesn't get you there, google "Dylan Side Tracks Spotify".   
   "Percy's Song" is the fifth track on Disk 1.   
      
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