Dylan Revisited

@dylanrevisited.bsky.social

Revisiting Bob Dylan's back catalogue one album/bootleg/live record at a time. The Dylan Revisited book - Busy Being Born (1960-66) is now available: https://www.amazon.com/dp/1066640726. Other links: https://linktr.ee/dylanrevisited

This was such a great conversation. I am getting ready to add a lot of videos in the next few weeks. Take this opportunity to catch my first two interviews. Like, comment, and subscribe.

Dylan Revisited@dylanrevisited.bsky.social · 2w ago

The Domino Theory is a new video podcast channel about the intersection of history and pop culture. Check out this episode featuring my conversation with @rickdoughertytgtt.bsky.social about the impact of Bob Dylan on the 1960s and how his early songs are still relevant today. Link below 👇

Very, very sad news. Johnson played on basically every record that came out of LA from about 1955 to 75. Johnny Otis, Larry Williams, the Pink Panther theme, Pet Sounds, Let's Get It On, Gris-Gris... he was *the* LA session sax player from even before the Wrecking Crew became a thing.

The Tonearm@thetonearm.com · 3w ago

"Mr. Johnson had an ample list of credits as varied as 1950s rock ’n’ roll hits, TV theme songs and recording dates with superstars. But the work that stood out was the theme of 'The Pink Panther,' …." Plas Johnson, Saxophonist Behind ‘The Pink Panther,’ Dies at 94 (gift link):

Do you remember Ruth and Martin's Album Club where guest reviewers listened to classic albums they'd never heard before? Well, I turned the tables on Martin and made him to listen to Broadside Ballads Vol. 1. Find out what he thought on this special episode of the Dylan Revisited podcast. Link 👇

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On July 3rd 1975, Bob Dylan played a new song at an impromptu appearance in a small Greenwich Village folk club. The track could have been a highlight of Desire, the album he was about to start recording, but most Dylan fans wouldn’t hear Abandoned Love for another decade. More below 👇

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Finished "Dylan Revisited: Busy Being Born (1960-66)" by @dylanrevisited.bsky.social, an engaging chronology of the early career of Bob Dylan. Both approachable and deeply informative, the book is a handy companion for any Dylan fan that will reveal plenty about this dense era. 5/5

Book cover for "Dylan Revisited: Busy Being Born (1960-66)" by Colm Larkin

I had so much fun doing this and Colm is a tremendous host. He made me listen to an album I’d never heard before. What a great idea

Dylan Revisited@dylanrevisited.bsky.social · last mo.

Dylan Revisited podcast episode 13: Broadside Ballads Vol. 1 Featuring the show's first guest, the excellent @4hundredblows.bsky.social, who had never listened to the record before. Find out what he thought in the full episode. podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/b...