From: tstomp3@gmail.com   
      
   On Sunday, January 9, 2022 at 5:25:07 AM UTC-5, Will Dockery wrote:   
   >   
   > Clinton Heylin on Levon Helm:    
   >    
   > "Pat Keeler he's tough on several here, Levon Helm is portrayed as clueless   
   about or too stubborn, to properly back Dylan. I think Helm just didn't like   
   having someone else in control of "his" band. Meanwhile, Heylin portrays   
   Robertson as credit    
   grabbing. Both may be true, of course. Heylin flatly states that The Hawks   
   before Dylan are not worth listening to. Which reminds me, I've never heard   
   the early, pre Dylan Hawks."    
   >    
   > Suze:    
   >    
   > "Martin Schaefer some extra details I haven't seen, such as I didn't realize   
   Suze was still so close in 1965-66 [...] Martin Schaefer Surprising that Dylan   
   sent for her to visit his recording session for Desolation Row... while   
   pregnant Sara seems to    
   sit at home most of the time. The myth I grew up with was Suze was pretty much   
   gone after the events of Ballad In Plain D [...] Jane E. Walker Heylin quotes   
   Dylan, second hand from another person, where his reasoning for marrying Sara   
   looked awful cold.    
   Something like he wanted someone to "be there when I get home and give me what   
   I need when I need it". I kept reading fast because I'm not sure I can   
   properly deal with what it seems to say about where Dylan's heart and head was   
   at in 1965-66 at the    
   moment. I'm having enough trouble exorcising the phantoms of my own youth."    
   >    
   > Heylin gets in some interesting new details (for me) on 1965-66, which I   
   actually read first and now that the hectic holiday season is over, I'm   
   starting on the first section.   
      
   Hence, the "double life"...?   
      
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