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|    Christopher Rollason to All    |
|    From Tokyo, the Truckin' Bob Dylan    |
|    14 Apr 23 03:38:29    |
      From: rollason54@gmail.com              There is a lot happening in this year of 2023 on the Bob Dylan front. Two       bulky tomes are promised for later this year, one on the maestro’s       non-musical artistic work and another sampling the Dylan archive in Tulsa. In       addition, the music from Dylan’       s much-praised film performance from 2021, Shadow Kingdom, will be put on       general release in various formats in June.              As if all this did not suffice, on 12 April in the second Tokyo show of his       current Japanese tour, Dylan broke the mould of his Rough and Rowdy Ways       (RARW) setlist, to replace the cover of ‘That Old Black Magic’ with       another, very different one –        none other than the Grateful Dead classic ‘Truckin’’, first released in       1070 on their album American Beauty!               Dylan has covered a number of Grateful Dead songs in the past (including       ‘Friend of the Devil’, also from ‘American Beauty’ on the RARW tour),       but this one is a first. It is particularly interesting as this song has a       chapter devoted to it in        Dylan’s recent book The Philosophy of Modern Song. Will we be regaled with       more unexpected performances of material featured in that book ? If the       positive reception of that volume stimulates Bob Dylan’s creativity and       diversifies the concerts, that        surely can only be good news for his followers!                      --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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