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‘A Complete Unknown’ starts and ends with Dylan & Woody Guthrie in Greystone Park Psychiatric Hospital in Morris Plains New Jersey. In this episode we learn more about Dylan’s time there with Guthrie from two people who were directly involved, Woody’s daughter Nora Guthrie and his friend Jahanara Romney (then known as Bonnie Beecher). Beecher’s name will be familiar to Dylan fans because The Minnesota Hotel Tape was made in her Apartment in by Tony Glover in December 1961 - so she was in fact a friend of Bob’s from the time period just before he came to New York. She is also, not incidentally, often referred to as the original Girl From The North Country (but in reality is likely just one of the characters in the composite), and the subject of an early Dylan original called “Bonnie, why'd you cut my hair.” which an be found on those Minnesota Hotel Tapes. These interviews were done about six years ago by the Greystone Park Psychiatric Hospital Oral History Project by Stephanie Kipp. A second interview with Jahanara is here too - telling much the same story, but 25 years earlier. That version is from an interview originally done by Markus Wittman. Not Completely Unknown This episode is the seventh in an ongoing series offering a guided tour of Bob Dylan's work to new Dylan fans and anyone interested in better understanding his music. Companion posts and bonus materials are published on our blog. Links Guthrie at Greystone - Excellent Documentary on YouTube Nora Guthrie - Video Interview Jaharana Romney - Video Interview Greystone Oral History - Website MORE DYLAN REVISITED - On Substack Sign Up for the Dylan.FM Substack SEVEN DAYS - Our Free Weekly Bob Dylan Email Newsletter. SIGN UP Dylan.FM is a proud member of The FM Podcast Network QUESTIONS OR COMMENTS? Drop us a note at [email protected].

In this episode of Dylan Revisited, host Colm Larkin takes us into The Gaslight to talk about Dylan’s work and recordings there. These are visits that took place in the very early years of Dylan arriving in New York. We'll hear about two famous Dylan shows there, one from September 1961 and another from 1962 that has later been officially released. These shows took place in the very early years of Dylan's time in New York, right in the heart of the first section of the movie 'A Complete Unknown'. Not Completely Unknown This episode is the sixth in an ongoing series offering a guided tour of Bob Dylan's work to new Dylan fans and anyone interested in better understanding his music. Companion posts and bonus materials are published on our blog. Links MORE DYLAN REVISITED - On Substack Sign Up for the Dylan.FM Substack: https://thefm.substack.com/ SEVEN DAYS - Our Free Weekly Bob Dylan Email Newsletter. SIGN UP Dylan.FM is a proud member of The FM Podcast Network QUESTIONS OR COMMENTS? Drop us a note at [email protected].

Our Not Completely Unknown series continues, with Episode 2 from A Bob Dylan Primer, this time focusing on Dylan's life and work between the release of his debut album and the release of Another Side of Bob Dylan just two years later. Host Michael Hacker tells the story of this pivotal period when Dylan the songwriter came to the forefront. This all within the period of the A Complete Unknown Movie, during the time of Dylan’s first two visits to Newport but a year before the ’65 appearance when he went electric. Not Completely Unknown This episode is the fifth in an ongoing series offering a guided tour of Bob Dylan's work to new Dylan fans and anyone interested in better understanding his music. Companion posts and bonus materials are published on our blog. Links Sign Up for the Dylan.FM Substack: https://thefm.substack.com/ SEVEN DAYS - Our Free Weekly Bob Dylan Email Newsletter. SIGN UP Dylan.FM is a proud member of The FM Podcast Network QUESTIONS OR COMMENTS? Drop us a note at [email protected].

Today we hear from Elijah Wald, who wrote “Dylan Goes Electric! Newport, Seeger, Dylan and the Night that Split the Sixties” the book on which the movie 'A Complete Unknown' is based. As the title suggests, the book looks at the events of this period based on Seeger and his role in the established folk Music, Dylan’s arrival and ascension, and the dramatic events that took place at Newport ’in 1965. That structure is what Mangold and Jay Cocks used to create their script - which is informed by but is not entirely faithful to many of the details as told in the books itself. But the book is more of the true story than the movie is, which is why a lot of us are picking it up to read or re-read having enjoyed the movie version. Stu Levitan interviewed Elijah Wald when the book was new, on the occasion of the 50th anniversary of Newsport ’65, for his show ‘Books & Beats with Stu Levitan, which was originally broadcast on 92.1 FM - The Mic in Madison Wisconsin. He kindly gave permission to reshare that 2015 interview. Not Completely Unknown This episode is the fourth in an ongoing series offering a guided tour of Bob Dylan's work to new Dylan fans and anyone interested in better understanding his music. Companion posts and bonus materials are published on our blog. Links Get The Book: Dylan Goes Electric!: Newport, Seeger, Dylan, and the Night that Split the Sixties (Amazon) 2024 Interview: Elijah Wald - Rock and The Beat Generation The Story of The Movie: Turning Music Rights Into A Bob Dylan Biopic - The Town Podcast SEVEN DAYS - Our Free Weekly Bob Dylan Email Newsletter. SIGN UP Dylan.FM is a proud member of The FM Podcast Network QUESTIONS OR COMMENTS? Drop us a note at [email protected].

The Bob Dylan portrayed in A Complete Unknown finds those incredible songs pouring out of him—a characterization we’ve often heard about Dylan. While the blistering pace at which they emerged is astonishing, it’s important to understand the influences, borrowing, and creative remaking that played a huge role in this period of his life. Far from diminishing his achievements, understanding these factors only deepens the sense of awe. One of the most compelling aspects of Song & Dance Man is how it illustrates Dylan’s process of learning from—and transforming—the folk traditions, rock music, literature, The Bible, and the blues that shaped him. These aren’t really revealed as the building blocks of his genius; they are more like nutrients that sustained and enriched him, or tools that he sometimes used, sometimes reshaped, and sometimes ignored to suit his unique vision. The result is utterly fascinating and endlessly instructive. In a happy coincidence, A Complete Unknown focuses on folk music and so does the very first Chapter of Song & Dance Man. It’s an excellent place to start exploring Dylan’s influences and abilities beyond those you can hear by simply listening. We published an excerpt from this chapter today, and in this podcast we talk with Micheal about the way folk music taught and fed Dylan and what he then did with those lessons and that fuel. Not Completely Unknown This episode is the third in an ongoing series offering a guided tour of Bob Dylan's work to new Dylan fans and anyone interested in better understanding his music. Companion posts and bonus materials are published on our blog. Links Song & Dance Man: The Art of Bob Dylan (Vol.1) - Amazon FREE Excerpt from Chapter 1 Michael Gray Website SEVEN DAYS - Our Free Weekly Bob Dylan Email Newsletter. SIGN UP Dylan.FM is a proud member of The FM Podcast Network QUESTIONS OR COMMENTS? Drop us a note at [email protected].

Just 10 months after he arrived in New York City, Bob Dylan found himself at Columbia Records recording his first record. This episode tells the story of what was then considered a rather unspectacular debut. This is the first episode of Dylan Revisited, a new podcast by Colm Larkin that grew out of his Twitter/Bluesky thread posts. Not Completely Unknown This episode is the second in an ongoing series offering a guided tour of Bob Dylan's work to new Dylan fans and anyone interested in better understanding his music. Companion posts and bonus materials are published on our blog. Dylan.FM is a proud member of The FM Podcast Network MORE DYLAN REVISITED - On Substack SEVEN DAYS - Our Free Weekly Bob Dylan Email Newsletter. SIGN UP QUESTIONS OR COMMENTS? Drop us a note at [email protected].

Before television, a boy was born in springtime Minnesota. 25 years later he was the most beloved, and most reviled – pop star on the planet. A Bob Dylan Primer is a series that tells the story of the work and life of Bob Dylan. Over the course of 16 episodes it covers the time period from Dylan’s youth in Minnesota and early days in New York City up to the release of Dylan’s Time Out Of Mind in 1997. Not Completely Unknown This episode is the first in an ongoing series offering a guided tour of Bob Dylan's work to new Dylan fans and anyone interested in better understanding his music. Companion posts and bonus materials are published on our blog. Links: Greenwich Village Folk Riot – 1961 Greenwich Village During the Beat-Nik Era Folkies Kingston Trio – Tom Dooley – 1958 Bob Dylan – Remember Me – East Orange, NJ – 1961 Dylan – First recorded concert – May 6, 1961 Bob Dylan on Oscar Brand Radio Show – November 1961 We're a proud member of The FM Podcast Network SEVEN DAYS - Our Free Weekly Bob Dylan Email Newsletter. SIGN UP QUESTIONS OR COMMENTS? Drop us a note at [email protected].

We're kicking off a new series on Dylan.FM called “Not Completely Unknown” focused on helping new Dylan fans learn more about the guy they met in the film, or the musician that they've never taken the time to get to know well. This will be an ongoing series of podcasts, blog posts, and social media chirps (primarily on Bluesky @dylan.thefm.club). Three sources will frame the series: A Bob Dylan Primer: This is a 16 part series that walks through Bob Dylan’s career one phase at a time. It was created and produced by Michael Hacker, who has revised and updated the series for this presentation. One episode of this series will be released each week. Dylan Revisited: What began as a series of Tweet Threads which exquisitely condensed and presented key albums and events in Dylan’s life, later became a series of blog posts. and is now a podcast - all by writer Colm Larkin. A new episode and associated blog post will appear every week or two. Song & Dance Man: The Art of Bob Dylan: The first and many still believe best serious critical analysis of Dylan’s work comes from Michael Gray in his Song & Dance Man books. New excerpts from the book and recut versions of our chapter-by-chapter talks with Michael will be released throughout this series. To get the posts and bonus material that accompany this series: Sign Up for Our Substack : The free level will include most of the series; there will be bonus material for paid supporters. ——————————————————————— We're a proud member of The FM Podcast Network QUESTIONS OR COMMENTS? Drop us a note at [email protected].

In 1983 Bob Dylan recorded Blind Willie McTell, but it remained unreleased until The Bootleg Series Vol. 1-3, and became one of Dylan's most revered songs. It finally appeared in concert in 1997 where it remained an occasional highlight for a long long time. On this episode we dive into this well loved Dylan song with Michael Gray, who researched and wrote extensively about it in his book Song & Dance Man: The Art of Bob Dylan. This is the twelfth episode in our walk through The 50th Anniversary Series release - we're well into Volume 2, with this discussion covering material in Chapter 6. It's deep dive into a song Gray knows well, and a man he wrote a whole book about. As usually, we cover a bunch here but the book goes way deeper. ** There is a video version of this episode at TheFM.Club website for Premium Members.** LINKS Michael Gray Website (includes autographed first editions of his Blind Willie McTell book) Song & Dance Man Vol.2 Book Website Song & Dance Man Vol 1, 2, 3 Book Series Amazon Our Blind Willie McTell: The Song & The Man Playlist Seven Days: Our Weekly Bob Dylan Newsletter EXTENDED EDITIONS To get Extended and Bonus Episodes of our shows: Subscribe to FM+ : Click the subscribe button in Apple Podcasts or sign up here. (One subscription covers all our network podcasts for one low price !) Join FM Premium: Get an FM+ Subscription plus video interviews, blog posts, a weekly bonus email and more. ——————————————————————— We're a proud member of The FM Podcast Network QUESTIONS OR COMMENTS? Drop us a note at [email protected].

To listen to the Extended and Bonus Episodes of our shows you can either: Subscribe to FM+ : Click the subscribe button in Apple Podcasts or sign up here. (One subscription covers all our network podcasts for one low price ! ) Join FM Premium: Get an FM+ Subscription plus video interviews, blog posts, a weekly bonus email and more.   VIDEO AVAILABLE • • This interview is available on video for FM Premium Members. LINKS Michael Gray Website Song & Dance Man Book Website Song & Dance Man Books Amazon Seven Days Weekly Dylan Email SignUp VIDEO AVAILABLE This interview is available on video for FM Premium Members. ——————————————————————— We're a proud member of The FM Podcast Network QUESTIONS OR COMMENTS? Drop us a note at [email protected].

Dylan's participation in The Traveling Wilburys was a clear career bright spot of the 1980s. What started as a few friends dropping by the house turned into a hit record. In this episode Musician Jeff Slate talks to us about how this happened, what it produced, and what it mean to Dylan and his career. ** This Episode is available on video for FM Premium Members. ** LINKS Jeff Slate Website (AppleMusic) (Spotify) The Last Day of Summer (New Record) CD, Bonus Tracks Photo (US) CD - Limited Edition DigiPak (Rest of World) Traveling Wilburys Website The True History Of The Traveling Wilburys (Documentary YouTube) Videos Handle With Care End of The Line We're a proud member of The FM Podcast Network EXTENDED EDITIONS To hear the Extended and Bonus Episodes of our shows: Subscribe to FM+ : Click the subscribe button in Apple Podcasts or sign up here. (One subscription covers all our network podcasts for one low price ! ) Join FM Premium: Get an FM+ Subscription plus video interviews, blog posts, a weekly bonus email and more. ——————————————————————— FREE WEEKLY BOB DYLAN NEWSLETTER Sign-up for Seven Days and get everything that happens in the world of Bob Dylan in your inbox every Sunday. ——————————————————————— We're a proud member of The FM Podcast Network QUESTIONS OR COMMENTS? Drop us a note at [email protected].

In this special episode we're sharing the premiere episode of a new podcast called 'Infinity Goes Up On Trial' hosted by Erin Callahan. It's monthly show with discussions about the ideas and emotions in Dylan's work, with artists, activists, educators, and more. SHOW NOTES The emotions and ideas in Bob Dylan’s work have an expansive reach that extends beyond his fan base. We see threads of these in myriad aspects of our lives. In this episode, Jason Nodler, Founding Artistic Director of The Catastrophic Theatre, discusses how Dylan’s focus on feeling has influenced his approach to writing and directing. He also shares the values he learned from Dylan’s work and how they’ve influenced him throughout his life. Jason has directed more than 50 productions in Houston, Austin, Atlanta, Providence, Pittsburgh, and New York. His original plays include Bluefinger: The Fall and Rise of Herman Brood, Life is Happy and Sad, Speeding Motorcycle, Meatbar, King Ubu is King, and In the Under Thunderloo.  He was recently awarded the Best Director Award for 4:48 Psychosis by  The Houston Press, is a NEA/MacDowell Colony fellow, a four-time MAP Fund grantee, and a recipient of an individual artist grant from Creative Capital. He is currently co-directing Sarah Kane’s Cleansed. **There is a video version of this episode available at TheFM.Club.** Some future episodes of Infinity Goes Up On Trial will appear in this feed, but to make sure you don't miss any subscribe directly in your favorite podcast app. The show is available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Amazon, and everwhere great podcasts are shared. LINKS Infinity Goes Up On Trial Substack Infinity Goes Up On Trial Home Page Erin Callahan on Twitter FM+ Subscribe to FM+ : Click the subscribe button in Apple Podcasts or sign up here. Join FM Premium: Get an FM+ Subscription plus video interviews, blog posts, a weekly bonus email and more.   FREE WEEKLY BOB DYLAN NEWSLETTER Sign-up for Seven Days and get everything that happens in the world of Bob Dylan in your inbox every Sunday. ——————————————————————— We're a proud member of The FM Podcast Network QUESTIONS OR COMMENTS? Drop us a note at [email protected].

Continuing our discussion with Michael Gray on his book Song & Dance Man Vol.2, we discuss Chapter 4 which focuses on Groom Still Waiting At The Altar and also covers Angelina and Caribbean Wind. Michael explains the biblical references from the title of Groom, we discuss the lyrical changes as sung from those in the lyric books, the various and adventurous rhymes, and Dylan's impassioned delivery. Michael reads several passages from Chapter 4, covering both Groom Still Waiting and Angelina. There is an Extended Version of this episode available to FM+ Subscribers and Premium Members. Details below. LINKS Groom Still Waiting Playlist - Dylan + Covers (AppleMusic) (Spotify) Song & Dance Man: Vol.2: Yonder Comes Sin Paperback at Amazon Kindle at Amazon Song & Dance Man: Vol.1 (Amazon) Michael Gray's Website FM+ Subscribe to FM+ : Click the subscribe button in Apple Podcasts or sign up here. Join FM Premium: Get an FM+ Subscription plus video interviews, blog posts, a weekly bonus email and more.   VIDEO AVAILABLE This interview is available on video for FM Premium Members. FREE WEEKLY BOB DYLAN NEWSLETTER Sign-up for Seven Days and get everything that happens in the world of Bob Dylan in your inbox every Sunday. ——————————————————————— We're a proud member of The FM Podcast Network QUESTIONS OR COMMENTS? Drop us a note at [email protected].

Bob Dylan struggled in many ways in the mid 80's, no matter how you look at it. We talk about the perception and reality of that struggle, along with his triumphs, with Professor Erin Callahan. Erin often hosts The Dylantantes podcast, is co-author/co-editor of The Politics and Power of Bob Dylan’s Live Performances - a recent book looking at Dylan through the lens of his live setlists, and has another book coming - this one about Bob Dylan in the 1980s. She's a Professor of English at San Jacinto College in Houston, Texas. This is an extended version of this episode exclusively for FM+ Subscribers and FM Club Premium Members. LINKS The Politics and Power of Bob Dylan’s Live Performances (Amazon) Erin Callahan on Twitter Eric Callahan Interviews on The Dylantantes VIDEO AVAILABLE This interview is available on video for FM Premium Members. GET THE EXTENDED VERSION Subscribe to FM+ : Click the subscribe button in Apple Podcasts or sign up here. (One subscription covers all our network podcasts for one low price !) Join FM Premium: Get an FM+ Subscription plus video interviews, blog posts, a weekly bonus email and more.   ——————————————————————— We're a proud member of The FM Podcast Network QUESTIONS OR COMMENTS? Drop us a note at [email protected].

We continue our series with Michael Gray on Song & Dance Man, Vol. 2 with a discussion of two chapters on great songs from Bob's Born-Again Period. The first is Yonder Comes Sin, and outtake captured at a live show soundcheck, and unreleased until the Trouble No More Bootleg Series. The Second is the beloved Every Grain of Sand. This is an extended version of this episode exclusively for FM+ Subscribers and FM Club Premium Members. The nature of Michael’s work and writing is such that if time permitted I would discuss near every paragraph - it’s very tough to choose the quotes used in these episodes and narrow down the discussion. So for this episode even more than all the others, it’s highly recommended that you get the book and read the full chapters. LINKS Yonder Comes Sin (Rehearsal) Apple Music Yonder Come Sin (Rehearsal) Spotify Every Grain of Sand (Demo) Apple Music Every Grain of Sand (Demo) Spotify Every Grain of Sand (Live) Apple Music Every Grain of Sand (Live) Spotify Song & Dance Man: Vol.2: Yonder Comes Sin Paperback at Amazon Kindle at Amazon Song & Dance Man: Vol.1 (Amazon) Michael Gray Website EXTENDED EDITIONS To listen to the Extended and Bonus Episodes of our shows you can either: Subscribe to FM+ : Click the subscribe button in Apple Podcasts or sign up here. (One subscription covers all our network podcasts for one low price ! ) Join FM Premium: Get an FM+ Subscription plus video interviews, blog posts, a weekly bonus email and more.   VIDEO AVAILABLE This interview is available on video for FM Premium Members. ——————————————————————— We're a proud member of The FM Podcast Network QUESTIONS OR COMMENTS? Drop us a note at [email protected].

Dylan & The Dead is much more than an album, it's a relationship. In this episode we talk to Dylan and Dead expert Harold Lepidus about all aspects of that history, the shows, the rehearsals, the inspiration, and the impact. This a part of our 'Five Worst Years' series looking at all sides of 1984-1988. Dylan first started spending time with The Dead in '87, rehearsing and then playing live shows - some of which resulted in the 1988 Dylan and The Dead album. ** The Extended Version of this Episode is 50 Minutes long and available to FM+ Subscribers ** ** Premium Members Get a Video Version ** Dylan & The Dead Links The Complete Studio Rehearsals (5+ Hours) YouTube Dylan & The Dead - Jerry's Version (Alt Live Album) YouTube July 4, 1987 LIVE Pro-Shot (Pt.1) (Pt.2) (Pt.3) (Full Show) Jul 12, 1987 LIVE Pro-Shot (Pt.1) Pt.2) (Pt.3) Jul 26, 1987 LIVE Pro-Shot (Pt.3) Postcards of the Hanging - Grateful Dead Cover Dylan (AppleMusic) (Spotify) Garcia Plays Dylan (AppleMusic) (Spotify) Harold Lepidus on Twitter Harold Lepidus Interviews Ray Padgett & Michael Gray EXTENDED EDITIONS To listen to the Extended and Bonus Episodes of our shows you can either: Subscribe to FM+ : Click the subscribe button in Apple Podcasts or sign up here. (One price covers all network podcasts ! ) Join FM Premium: Get an FM+ Subscription plus video interviews, blog posts, a weekly bonus email and more.   ——————————————————————— We're a proud member of The FM Podcast Network The Dylan.FM Website PodDylan - celebrating the work of Bob Dylan one song at a time. The Dylantantes - interviews and discussions with Bob Dylan thinkers. The Bob Dylan Primer - a start to finish introduction to Dylan’s career. Watching The Covers Flow - Cover of and by Bob Dylan. QUESTIONS OR COMMENTS? Drop us a note at [email protected].

Following 18 months after Infidels, nothing about the making of this record - the recording process, the sound, the songs, or even the cover art - suggested that Dylan was on solid footing. The times were a-changin' again. Yet the music did impress some: Rolling Stone asked: "Is Dylan “back”? Again? One is tempted to trumpet some such tidings. ...Empire Burlesque is nothing as straightforward as a simple return to rock & roll form for Dylan." In this episode we look at the first proper release in our focus years of 1984-1988, talking with music writer Jim Beviglia about Empire Burlesque and each of the songs it contains. ** The Extended Version of this Episode is 55 Minutes long and available to FM+ Subscribers ** Jim writes about music for American Songwriter, Culture Sonar, and has written a series of books called Counting Down Their 100 Finest Songs with editions on Dylan, Springsteen, The Rolling Stones, and many others. A post on the website CountDown Kid led us to talk to Jim about this record. For more background on the recording history of this album, as discussed in the episode, check out wikipedia or get Clinton Heylin's book: Bob Dylan Recording Sessions. EXTENDED EDITIONS To listen to the Extended and Bonus Episodes of our shows you can either: Subscribe to FM+ : Click the subscribe button in Apple Podcasts or sign up here. (One subscription covers all our network podcasts for one low price ! ) Join FM Premium: Get an FM+ Subscription plus video interviews, blog posts, a weekly bonus email and more.   ——————————————————————— MORE LINKS PLAYLIST: Empire Of The Loaded Groove - The Best of Bob Dylan's 1984-1988 Spotify Apple Music We're a proud member of The FM Podcast Network The Dylan.FM Website PodDylan - celebrating the work of Bob Dylan one song at a time. The Dylantantes - interviews and discussions with Bob Dylan thinkers. The Bob Dylan Primer - a start to finish introduction to Dylan’s career. QUESTIONS OR COMMENTS? Drop us a note at [email protected].

Bob Dylan has had an incredible career for over sixty years. But Dylan hit a bit of a rough patch in the 1980's - especially the mid 80s. Or did he? This is the question we're going to look at as we revisit the years 1984, 1985, 1986, 1987, and 1988 - and everything that took place during those years - through this and a whole bunch of episodes ahead on Dylan.FM. In this introductory episode we set the stage, discussing how the 1980s sit within Dylan's history and legacy, and looking at exactly what happened in these five years, and why we think they're worthy of special attention. PLAYLIST: Empire Of The Loaded Groove - The Best of Bob Dylan's 1984-1988 Spotify Apple Music ——————————————————————— We're a proud member of The FM Podcast Network Become an FM+ Subscriber ——————————————————————— FREE WEEKLY BOB DYLAN NEWSLETTER Sign-up for Seven Days and get everything that happens in the world of Bob Dylan in your inbox every Sunday. MORE LINKS The Dylan.FM Website PodDylan - celebrating the work of Bob Dylan one song at a time. The Dylantantes - interviews and discussions with Bob Dylan thinkers. The Bob Dylan Primer - a start to finish introduction to Dylan’s career. QUESTIONS OR COMMENTS? Drop us a note at [email protected].

Dylan fans have always focused on setlists, but this may be the first book to use them as a theme, around which a series of writers look at how the list of songs Bob chooses to sing in any given night or tour has evolved, the different roles certain songs have played over the years, and the larger story or message contained within a sequence of songs (intentionally or not). Another by-product of the pandemic, The Power and Politics of Bob Dylan’s Live Performances - Play a Song for Me, is anchored by chapters from co-editors Erin Callahan and Court Carney, who are joined by a baker’s dozen of other writers mostly professors, or academics or teachers or working in pursuit of advanced degrees. The result is a scholarly, thoughtful, interesting, well written and researched book, filled with essays that take a wide range of approaches to Dylan’s work and performance and live shows drill in and expand on different aspects of them. In this episode we spoke to Erin Callahan and Court Carney about all of it, both the overall concepts of the book and then briefly each of the chapter the book contains. You can order The Power and Politics of Bob Dylan’s Live Performances at Amazon. Order with a 20% discount from the publisher. ——————————————————————— We're a proud member of The FM Podcast Network EXTENDED & BONUS EPISODES Sign up for FM+ or FM Premium: (One subscription covers all our network podcasts for one low price ! ) You can subscribe to FM+ directly in Apple Podcasts VIDEO AVAILABLE This interview is available on video for FM Premium Members. ——————————————————————— FREE WEEKLY BOB DYLAN NEWSLETTER Sign-up for Seven Days and get everything that happens in the world of Bob Dylan in your inbox every Sunday. MORE LINKS The Dylan.FM Website PodDylan - celebrating the work of Bob Dylan one song at a time. The Dylantantes - interviews and discussions with Bob Dylan thinkers. The Bob Dylan Primer - a start to finish introduction to Dylan’s career. QUESTIONS OR COMMENTS? Drop us a note at [email protected].

In this episode we talk with author Michael Gray about Chapter One of Volume 2 of Song & Dance Man: The Art of Bob Dylan - Yonder Comes Sin, which was just released. Much of the discussion is about Street-Legal, and how that album revealed Dylan's evolving search for salvation - in a way that perhaps foreshadowed the gospel years much more clearly than anyone caught at the time. LINKS: Song & Dance Man: The Art of Bob Dylan - Volume 2: Yonder Comes Sin Paperback at Amazon Kindle at Amazon Greil Marcus's 1978 Review of Street Legal (It Ain't Pretty) ——————————————————————— We're a proud member of The FM Podcast Network EXTENDED & BONUS EPISODES Sign up for FM+ or FM Premium: (One subscription covers all our network podcasts for one low price ! ) You can subscribe to FM+ directly in Apple Podcasts VIDEO AVAILABLE This interview is available on video for FM Premium Members. ——————————————————————— FREE WEEKLY BOB DYLAN NEWSLETTER Sign-up for Seven Days and get everything that happens in the world of Bob Dylan in your inbox every Sunday. MORE LINKS The Dylan.FM Website PodDylan - celebrating the work of Bob Dylan one song at a time. The Dylantantes - interviews and discussions with Bob Dylan thinkers. The Bob Dylan Primer - a start to finish introduction to Dylan’s career. QUESTIONS OR COMMENTS? Drop us a note at [email protected].

Mixing Up The Medicine is a new book that takes us all inside The Bob Dylan Archives, and shares a wealth of photos, memorabilia, manuscripts, and new original writing. We talk with authors Mark Davidson and Parker Fishel to learn how they created it. ** The Extended Version of this Episode is 30 Minutes long and available only to FM+ Subscribers ** You can order Mixing Up The Medicine at Amazon. Mark Davidson has a PhD in musicology and is Senior Director of Archives and Exhibitions for both the Bob Dylan and Woody Guthrie Centers in Tulsa, Oklahoma, and Parker is an archivist who has done archival consulting and production work for Third Man Records, Sony and others, and served as co-curator of the inaugural exhibitions at the Bob Dylan Center. Subscribe to Seven Days (our weekly Bob Dylan Newsletter) to be eligible to win a free copy of Mixing Up The Medicine - (Courtesy of Callaway). Winner will be chosen from among all subscribers (free or paid) on Oct 30, 2023 ** There is an Extended Version of this episode available. Details below. ** LINKS: Mixing Up The Medicine - Order at Amazon Bootleg Series Whiskey and Book Combo - Order at HeavensDoor The Bob Dylan Center S02.07 - Steven Jenkins, Director of The Bob Dylan Center ——————————————————————— We're a proud member of The FM Podcast Network EXTENDED & BONUS EPISODES Sign up for FM+ or FM Premium: (One subscription covers all our network podcasts for one low price ! ) You can subscribe to FM+ directly in Apple Podcasts ——————————————————————— FREE WEEKLY BOB DYLAN NEWSLETTER Sign-up for Seven Days and get everything that happens in the world of Bob Dylan in your inbox every Sunday. MORE LINKS The Dylan.FM Website PodDylan - celebrating the work of Bob Dylan one song at a time. The Dylantantes - interviews and discussions with Bob Dylan thinkers. The Bob Dylan Primer - a start to finish introduction to Dylan’s career. QUESTIONS OR COMMENTS? Drop us a note at [email protected].

Nobody Else Can Be Influenced By The Pre-War Blues like Bob Dylan - or so says author Michael Gray in Chapter 8 in Song & Dance Man Vol.1 (The 50th Anniversary Edition). In 112 pages in that book he explains Dylan's relationship with the blues, which we discuss in this episode. Our Guest Reader for this episode is Scott Bunn of ReclinerNotes.com ** The Full Extended Version of this Episode is 45 Minutes long and available only to FM+ Subscribers. ** ** Details on joining FM+ are below. ** Song & Dance Man: The Art of Bob Dylan was first released in 1972 in the UK, and 1973 in the US. It was updated twice before, in the early 80's and late 90's - eventually growing to over 900 pages. It's been loved by Dylan Scholars and fans for all these decades - The Observer (London) Said: "A mammoth work of scholarship, often enthralling and never less than illuminating." After over a decade out of print, is is being re-issued in three volumes for it's 50th Anniversary - with the full text and extensive footnotes of the Third Edition reproduced in full. You can order Vol. 1 of the re-release series on Amazon in print or on kindle. ABOUT SCOTT BUNN (@reclinernotes on Social Media) Scott Bunn is the publisher of ReclinerNotes, a website filled with essays and interviews on the music he loves. It includes a huge number of thoughtful analysis of Bob Dylan songs written in 2021 and 2022. ——————————————————————— LINKS: Song & Dance Man: The Art of Bob Dylan Vol.1 (Amazon) Song & Dance Man - Book Website Pre-War Blues Dylan Influenced Playlist (AppleMusic) Michael Gray Website Scott Bunn's Recliner Notes Website ——————————————————————— We're a proud member of The FM Podcast Network EXTENDED & BONUS EPISODES Sign up for FM+ or FM Premium: (One subscription covers all our network podcasts for one low price ! ) You can subscribe to FM+ directly in Apple Podcasts VIDEO AVAILABLE This interview is available on video for FM Premium Members. ——————————————————————— FREE WEEKLY BOB DYLAN NEWSLETTER Sign-up for Seven Days and get everything that happens in the world of Bob Dylan in your inbox every Sunday. MORE LINKS The Dylan.FM Website PodDylan - celebrating the work of Bob Dylan one song at a time. The Dylantantes - interviews and discussions with Bob Dylan thinkers. The Bob Dylan Primer - a start to finish introduction to Dylan’s career. QUESTIONS OR COMMENTS? Drop us a note at [email protected].

Only one song from Dylan's 1960s output earned a dedicated chapter in Song & Dance Man: The Art of Bob Dylan (Vol.1), and it's a song that Dylan never even released until over 20 years later. In this episode we talk to Michael Gray about "Lay Down Your Weary Tune" (later released on Biograph in 1985 and later on Side Tracks). The song is called out for special attention, because as Michael explains, it is unlike any other in Dylan's catalog before or since. We'll learn why in this episode. Selections from Chapter Six are read in this episode by Jim Salvucci, the host of The Dylantantes - another great podcast on The FM Podcast Network. ** Premium Members can watch the video version of this interview at TheFM.Club Website ** Song & Dance Man: The Art of Bob Dylan was first released in 1972 in the UK, and 1973 in the US. It was updated twice before, in the early 80's and late 90's - eventually growing to over 900 pages. It's been loved by Dylan Scholars and fans for all these decades - The Observer (London) Said: "A mammoth work of scholarship, often enthralling and never less than illuminating." After over a decade out of print, is is being re-issued in three volumes for it's 50th Anniversary - with the full text and extensive footnotes of the Third Edition reproduced in full. You can order Vol. 1 of the re-release series on Amazon in print or on kindle. ABOUT JIM SALVUCCI (@jimsalv on Twitter) Jim Salvucci, the founder and keeper of The Dylantantes, has spoken on Bob Dylan on three continents. His writing on Dylan appears in books, journals, and blogs. His admiration for Dylan dates back to his teenaged years and promises to continue well into his dotage. ——————————————————————— LINKS: Song & Dance Man: The Art of Bob Dylan Vol.1 (Amazon) Song & Dance Man - Book Website Michael Gray Website Music Books Podcast - Michal Gray on Song & Dance Man The Dylantantes Podcast The Chameleon Poet by John Bauldie (Amazon) Bob Dylan - The Early Years - A Retrospective - Edited by Craig McGregor (Amazon) ——————————————————————— We're a proud member of The FM Podcast Network EXTENDED & BONUS EPISODES Sign up for FM+ or FM Premium: (One subscription covers all our network podcasts for one low price ! ) You can subscribe to FM+ directly in Apple Podcasts VIDEO AVAILABLE This interview is available on video for FM Premium Members. ——————————————————————— FREE WEEKLY BOB DYLAN NEWSLETTER Sign-up for Seven Days and get everything that happens in the world of Bob Dylan in your inbox every Sunday. MORE LINKS The Dylan.FM Website PodDylan - celebrating the work of Bob Dylan one song at a time. The Dylantantes - interviews and discussions with Bob Dylan thinkers. The Bob Dylan Primer - a start to finish introduction to Dylan’s career. QUESTIONS OR COMMENTS? Drop us a note at [email protected].

Following our two episodes on complexity in Dylan's lyrics, our discussion turns to the trend towards simplicity in the late 60's and early 70's work. This covers Chapter 5 in Song & Dance Man: The Art of Bob Dylan (Vol.1) and includes comments on John Wesley Harding, Nashville Skyline, New Morning, Self Portrait, Planet Waves and Blood On The Tracks. We'll listen to passages from the book and then Michael comments, adds new thoughts, and answers questions. The selections for Chapter Five are read in this episode by Rob Kelly, the podcaster and host of Pod Dylan. ** An Extended Version of this episode is available to FM+ and Premium Subscribers ** ** Premium Members can watch the video version of this interview at TheFM.Club Website ** Song & Dance Man: The Art of Bob Dylan was first released in 1972 in the UK, and 1973 in the US. It was updated twice before, in the early 80's and late 90's - eventually growing to over 900 pages. It's been loved by Dylan Scholars and fans for all these decades - The Observer (London) Said: "A mammoth work of scholarship, often enthralling and never less than illuminating." After over a decade out of print, is is being re-issued in three volumes for it's 50th Anniversary - with the full text and extensive footnotes of the Third Edition reproduced in full. You can order Vol. 1 of the re-release series on Amazon in print or on kindle. ABOUT ROB KELLY (@Pod_Dylan on Twitter) Rob Kelly is an award-winning podcaster, writer, and illustrator. He hosts POD DYLAN as well as numerous other podcasts devoted to his pop culture passions: FADE OUT (movies), M*A*S*HCast (TV), and TREASURYCAST (comic books). ——————————————————————— LINKS: Song & Dance Man: The Art of Bob Dylan Vol.1 (Amazon) Song & Dance Man - Book Website Michael Gray Website Pod Dylan - Michael Gray on 'Too Late' Music Books Podcast - Michal Gray on Song & Dance Man Anne Margaret Daniel Website ———————————————————————

In this fourth episode in our Series on the new book release Song & Dance Man: The Art of Bob Dylan (Vol.1) we talk to author Michael Gray about Chapter Four: Dylan's Use of Language: Toward Complexity. We discuss the changes on songs seen over the course of Dylan's first seven albums - from Bob Dylan through Blonde on Blonde. The changes Bob Dylan went through from 1962 through 1966 are myriad, as everyone who has listened to the run of albums and live shows from that period knows. Dylan started playing primarily covers of folk songs and other ballads, and quickly became a distinctive songwriter (with early songs including the notable Song to Woody and Blowin In The Wind) who then grew and changed at perhaps the most incredible pace ever (literally) recorded. ** There is an Extended Version and Video of this episode available. Details below. ** **S02.14 is a Pt.2 - Another 40 Minutes - Discussing This Chapter - Available to FM+ Subscribers** One of the many things going on in this period is a trend towards complexity of lyric. It's a long way from 'How Many Ears Can One Man Have' to 'Your Matchbook Songs and Your Gypsy Hymns'. Michael Gray talks about these changes, illustrates them, and highlights the most interesting of them. As in the prior episodes, we'll listen to passages from the book and then Michael comments, adds new thoughts, and answers questions. The selections for Chapter Four are read in this episode by Anne Margaret Daniel, a writer and professor and author from Woodstock NY. Song & Dance Man: The Art of Bob Dylan was first released in 1972 in the UK, and 1973 in the US. It was updated twice before, in the early 80's and late 90's - eventually growing to over 900 pages. It's been loved by Dylan Scholars and fans for all these decades - The Observer (London) Said: "A mammoth work of scholarship, often enthralling and never less than illuminating." After over a decade out of print, is is being re-issued in three volumes for it's 50th Anniversary - with the full text and extensive footnotes of the Third Edition reproduced in full. You can order Vol. 1 of the re-release series on Amazon in print or on kindle. ABOUT THE READER: ANNE MARGARET DANIEL (@VenetianBlonde) Anne Margaret is a widely published writer on Bob Dylan - teaches at The New School in NYC and at Bard College. Anne has edited several volumes of F. Scott Fitzgerald, including the WW Norton edition of The Great Gatsby, and a complete collection of his short stories. Links to her writing and website. ——————————————————————— LINKS: Song & Dance Man: The Art of Bob Dylan Vol.1 (Amazon) Song & Dance Man - Book Website Michael Gray Website Pod Dylan - Michael Gray on 'Too Late' Music Books Podcast - Michal Gray on Song & Dance Man Anne Margaret Daniel Website ——————————————————————— We're a proud member of The FM Podcast Network EXTENDED & BONUS EPISODES Sign up for FM+ or FM Premium: (One subscription covers all our network podcasts for one low price ! ) You can subscribe to FM+ directly in Apple Podcasts VIDEO AVAILABLE This interview is available on video for FM Premium Members. ——————————————————————— FREE WEEKLY BOB DYLAN NEWSLETTER Sign-up for Seven Days and get everything that happens in the world of Bob Dylan in your inbox every Sunday. MORE LINKS The Dylan.FM Website PodDylan - celebrating the work of Bob Dylan one song at a time. The Dylantantes - interviews and discussions with Bob Dylan thinkers. The Bob Dylan Primer - a start to finish introduction to Dylan’s career. QUESTIONS OR COMMENTS? Drop us a note at [email protected]. Featuring "Blues Walking With Billie" by Michael Kobrin

In this third episode in our Series on the new book release Song & Dance Man: The Art of Bob Dylan (Vol.1) we talk to author Michael Gray about Chapter Three: Dylan and Rock Music. We discuss the influence the early Rock & Roll performers had on Dylan. Things he heard over those distant AM Radio signals in his youth: Fats Domino, Buddy Holly, Chuck Berry, and Elvis Presley - among others. As in the prior episodes, we'll listen to passages from the book and then Michael comments, adds new thoughts, and answers questions. The book selections for Chapter Two are read in this episode by Paul Metsa, a musician and author from Minnesota. ** There is an Extended Version and Video of this episode available. Details below. ** The Song & Dance Man book was first released in 1972 in the UK, and 1973 in the US. It was updated twice before, in the early 80's and late 90's - eventually growing to over 900 pages. It's been loved by Dylan Scholars and fans for all these decades - The Observer (London) Said: "A mammoth work of scholarship, often enthralling and never less than illuminating." After over a decade out of print, is is being re-issued in three volumes for it's 50th Anniversary - with the full text and extensive footnotes of the Third Edition reproduced in full. You can order Vol. 1 of the re-release series on Amazon in print or on kindle. ABOUT PAUL METSA Huffington Post called Paul Metsa “the other great folksinger from Minnesota’s Mesabi Iron Range.” He is a critically acclaimed songwriter, winner of 7 MN Music Awards, has 12 original recording projects, and has performed over 5,000 shows. He is also an author, of 3 books including being the co-author of Blood in the Tracks (The Minnesota Musicians Behind Dylan’s Masterpiece) on the UofMN Press imprint  out on 9/12/23 ——————————————————————— LINKS: Song & Dance Man: The Art of Bob Dylan Vol.1 (Amazon) Song & Dance Man - Book Website Michael Gray Website Pod Dylan - Michael Gray on 'Too Late' Music Books Podcast - Michal Gray on Song & Dance Man Paul Metsa Website ——————————————————————— THE EXTENDED EDITION To listen to the Extended and Bonus Episodes of all our shows you can: Subscribe to FM+ : Click the subscribe button in Apple Podcasts or sign up here. (One subscription covers all our network podcasts for one low price ! ) Join The FM Premium: Includes an FM+ Subscription plus video interviews, blog posts, events and more in the world of Bob Dylan. ——————————————————————— FREE WEEKLY BOB DYLAN NEWSLETTER Sign-up for Seven Days and get everything that happens in the world of Bob Dylan in your inbox every Sunday. ——————————————————————— QUESTIONS OR COMMENTS? Drop us a note at [email protected].

In this second episode in our Series on the new Song & Dance Man: The Art of Bob Dylan (Vol.1) we talk to author Michael Gray about Chapter Two: Dylan and The Literary Tradition. We talk about the influence both classical english writers as well as both early and modern American writers had on Dylan, and what he came to do with that influence. ** There is an Extended Version of this episode available to FM+ Members. Details below. ** As in the prior episode, we'll listen to passages from the book and then Michael comments, adds new thoughts, and answers questions. The book selections for Chapter Two are read in this episode by Allison Rapp, a music writer based in New York. The Song & Dance Man book was first released in 1972 in the UK, and 1973 in the US. It was updated twice before, in the early 80's and late 90's - eventually growing to over 900 pages. It's been loved by Dylan Scholars and fans for all these decades - The Observer (London) Said: "A mammoth work of scholarship, often enthralling and never less than illuminating." After over a decade out of print, is is being re-issued in three volumes for it's 50th Anniversary - with the full text and extensive footnotes of the Third Edition reproduced in full. You can order Vol. 1 of the re-release series on Amazon in print or on kindle. ——————————————————————— LINKS: Song & Dance Man: The Art of Bob Dylan Vol.1 (Amazon) Pt 1 of this Podcast Series - Chapter One: Dylan and Folk Music Song & Dance Man - Book Website Michael Gray Website Pod Dylan - Michael Gray on 'Too Late' Music Books Podcast - Michal Gray on Song & Dance Man Allison Rapp - Website Allison Rapp - Writing ——————————————————————— EXTENDED EDITIONS & BONUS EPISODES To get all Extended and Bonus Episodes of this and all FM Podcast Network shows: Subscribe to FM+ : Click the subscribe button in Apple Podcasts or sign up here. Join The FM Premium: Includes an FM+ Subscription plus video interviews, blog posts, events and more in the world of Bob Dylan. As an FM+ or Premium member you get all Extended and Bonus Episodes from Dylan.FM, Pod Dylan, A Bob Dylan Primer & The Dylantantes - with more to come. ——————————————————————— FREE WEEKLY BOB DYLAN NEWSLETTER Seven Days - everything in the world of Bob Dylan in your inbox every Sunday. ——————————————————————— QUESTIONS OR COMMENTS? Drop us a note at [email protected].

Well over 100 musicians have played in Dylan's band over the past 60 years, and Ray Padgett spoke to nearly 50 of them for his new book 'Pledging My Time - Conversations With Bob Dylan Band Members'. In this episode we talk with Ray about the book and all these interesting conversations. Ray is responsible for the "Flagging Down The Double E's" newsletter (via Substack) which focuses usually on Live Dylan Concerts but drove the initial interviews that he conducted over the past two plus years which fill the book. Ray talked with famous names - like Jim Keltner and Ramblin' Jack Elliot - and lesser known players like Luther Rix and Bobby Valentino - but throughout he got great stories and information about the music, the process, and of course, the man. ** There is an extended version of this show available to FM+ and Premium subscribers - Details Below.** ** This episode is available in a Video Version for FM Premium Members.** ——————————————————————— LINKS: Pledging My Time: Conversations With Bob Dylan Band Members (Amazon) Flagging Down The Double E's Cover Me - Ray Padgett (Amazon) Bob Dylan's Gigging Bands ——————————————————————— EXTENDED EDITIONS & BONUS EPISODES To get all Extended and Bonus Episodes of this and all FM Podcast Network shows: Subscribe to FM+ : Click the subscribe button in Apple Podcasts or sign up here. Join The FM Premium: Includes an FM+ Subscription plus video interviews, blog posts, events and more in the world of Bob Dylan. As an FM+ or Premium member you get all Extended and Bonus Episodes from Dylan.FM, Pod Dylan, A Bob Dylan Primer & The Dylantantes with more to come. ——————————————————————— FREE WEEKLY BOB DYLAN NEWSLETTER Seven Days - everything in the world of Bob Dylan in your inbox every Sunday. ——————————————————————— QUESTIONS OR COMMENTS? Drop us a note at [email protected].

The first serious book to analyze and critique the work of Bob Dylan was Michael Gray's Song & Dance Man: The Art of Bob Dylan - and it's back in print after over a decade, in a new 50th Anniversary Series. To celebrate we're doing our own series of interviews with Gray, walking through the book to create a kind of commentary track - reviewing and expanding on his thoughts. This episode is the first in that series. The reviews that have been made of the previous three editions of the book are stellar: "Song & Dance Man III is probably the greatest book about the work of a single popular musician ever to have been published. ” said The London Review Bookshop, as one example. You can order Vol. 1 of the re-release series on Amazon in print or on kindle. In this episode we talk about Chapter One, the Bob Dylan who arrived in New York City and immediately stood out, for his approach to folk music long before his songwriting abilities were on display. Michael talks of Dave Van Ronk and how Dylan related to the Blues greats he was able to meet. Later we talk of his first album and the songwriting abilities that seem to have arrived fully formed. What you'll hear is why Michael Gray is the man The Bob Dylan Center invited to be the featured speaker at their First Anniversary, someone who can and does help all of us to better understand and more deeply enjoy the work of Bob Dylan. This series will continue in future episodes of Dylan.FM. Subscribe so you don't miss any of them. LINKS: Song & Dance Man: The Art of Bob Dylan - Vol 1. Language and Traditions (Amazon) MichaelGray.net The FM Press THE EXTENDED EDITION To listen to the Extended and Bonus Episodes of Dylan.FM shows you can either: Subscribe to FM+ : Click the subscribe button in Apple Podcasts or sign up here. (One subscription covers all our network podcasts for one low price ! ) Join The FM Premium: Includes an FM+ Subscription plus video interviews, blog posts, events and more in the world of Bob Dylan.   ——————————————————————— FREE WEEKLY BOB DYLAN NEWSLETTER Sign-up for Seven Days and get everything that happens in the world of Bob Dylan in your inbox every Sunday. ——————————————————————— QUESTIONS OR COMMENTS? Drop us a note at [email protected].

It was over seven years ago that we learned of 'Bob Dylan's Secret Archives' from The New York Times, and just over a year since the Bob Dylan Center opened those archives up to visitors in Tulsa OK. On the anniversary, we sat down in Tulsa with Center Director Steven Jenkins to talk about the Center, the first year and the future. Steve arrived just a bit before the Center's opening, and has been the public face and driving internal and external force every since. We talked about the successes the Center has had in it's first year, and dive into many issues about membership benefits, managing the expectations of super fans, delivering an experience that covers a topic and high and wide as Dylan to both casual and serious fans at the same time, and the plans and possibilities they hold for the future of the Bob Dylan Center. There is an Extended Version of this episode available. Details below. If you've been to the Dylan Center, you know it's not your typical museum - they've managed to build a facility that exposes Dylan content from many different directions without feeling either limited or chaotic. It's interesting to hear how the minds driving the Center are thinking in terms of goals, next steps, and the responsibility of holding and hosting an asset as big and important as The Bob Dylan Archives. LINKS: Dylan's Secret Archive (New York Times - 2016) The Bob Dylan Center THE EXTENDED EDITION To listen to the Extended and Bonus Episodes of our shows you can either: Subscribe to FM+ : Click the subscribe button in Apple Podcasts or sign up here. (One subscription covers all our network podcasts for one low price ! ) Join The FM Premium: Includes an FM+ Subscription plus video interviews, blog posts, events and more in the world of Bob Dylan.   ——————————————————————— FREE WEEKLY BOB DYLAN NEWSLETTER Sign-up for Seven Days and get everything that happens in the world of Bob Dylan in your inbox every Sunday. ——————————————————————— QUESTIONS OR COMMENTS? Drop us a note at [email protected].

When Bob Dylan returned as a solo acoustic recording artist in the early 90's, many were surprised. A lot of folks thought they would never again hear Bob alone with a guitar. But few thought if they did, the playing would be described as "magnificent, skilled, exciting" guitar work - as it was called by today's guest. While it's often noted that Dylan's lyrics aren't meant to stand alone on the page, the music that accompanies them just doesn't get as much attention or discussion as those famously over-analyzed lyrics. Music is harder to write about, and very few have managed to do it well and to make their ideas accessible to all of us listeners who lack our own musical knowledge, experience, and even vocabulary. >> There is an Extended Version and Video of this episode available. Details below.<< Eyolf Østrem is a Norwegian Musicologist and Dylan fan who has taken on that challenge. For years at DylanChords.com and more recently at Dylanology.substack.com he has taken to transcribing and explaining the musical side of Bob Dylan. He recently turned his magnifying glass and microscope and keyboard onto Good As I Been To You and World Gone Wrong - perfect timing for us. His recent series of posts (links below) dive in deep and explain through examples the new methods and inventive / expressive ways that Dylan makes the sounds that make these albums so enjoyable and compelling. Recently he joined us to share more of his thoughts on that exact topic. It turns out, perhaps not surprisingly, that Dylan is just as compelling and idiosyncratic - as well as accomplished and effective - with his guitar as he is with his pen. Listen as Eyolf explain it to us in ways that can offer new things to listen for and new ways to enjoy 90's acoustic Dylan. LINKS: Dylanology on Substack DylanChords.com THE EXTENDED EDITION To listen to the Extended and Bonus Episodes of our shows you can either: Subscribe to FM+ : Click the subscribe button in Apple Podcasts or sign up here. (One subscription covers all our network podcasts for one low price ! ) Join The FM Premium: Includes an FM+ Subscription plus video interviews, blog posts, events and more in the world of Bob Dylan.   FREE WEEKLY BOB DYLAN NEWSLETTER Sign-up for Seven Days and get everything that happens in the world of Bob Dylan in your inbox every Sunday. FM PODCAST NETWORK  We're a proud member of The FM Podcast Network along with PodDylan - The Dylantantes - The Bob Dylan Primer - and more. QUESTIONS OR COMMENTS? Drop us a note at [email protected].

The World Gone Wrong album cover stands out amongst all the Dylan covers - Bob has a top hat on, the colors are vibrant, and he has a detached look that doesn't exude the confidence you find on all of his other covers. The picture was taken during the filming of a video for Blood In My Eyes, and it's one of dozens of amazing photographs taken by Ana Maria Vélez Wood. Ana Maria is a professional dancer, choreographer, and an accomplished singer-songwriter, and someone who always takes photographs. Friend Dave Stewart knew that, so when Dylan called for an impromptu video Dave call Ana Maria to take the still photographs. There is an Extended Version of this episode - and a video version with photographs. Details below. The result was the album cover, but also a series of amazing photos later displayed in Sweden and London at Gallery Exhibitions called 'Blood In My Eyes'. You can see many of these photos on Ana Maria's website. We talk about the shoot, working with Dylan and Dave, the exhibitions, and how the photos have been received by Dylan fans for the 30 years since the shoot. LINKS: The Blood In My Eyes video (YouTube) The Blood In My Eyes Photography Website The Photography Exhibition Video THE EXTENDED EDITION To listen to the Extended and Bonus Episodes of our shows you can either: Subscribe to FM+ : Click the subscribe button in Apple Podcasts or sign up here. (One subscription covers all our network podcasts for one low price ! ) Join The FM Premium: Includes an FM+ Subscription plus video interviews, blog posts, events and more in the world of Bob Dylan.   FREE WEEKLY BOB DYLAN NEWSLETTER Sign-up for Seven Days and get everything that happens in the world of Bob Dylan in your inbox every Sunday. FM PODCAST NETWORK  We're a proud member of The FM Podcast Network along with PodDylan - The Dylantantes - The Bob Dylan Primer - and more. QUESTIONS OR COMMENTS? Drop us a note at [email protected].

In the third book in the Troubadour Tales series, Keith Miles and his co-authors take us on a tour through Dylan's Minnesota homeland via a series of short stories about the homes he lived in, the girls he dated, the places he went, the people he knew, and the events of his life. Like the previous books about London and New York, the book is tour guide that can be used from the comfort of your home or in a backpack during a visit. You'll learn about every spot where something historic - at least in Bob Dylan terms - happened. Keith is a long time fan who runs the Dylan Room at London’s Troubadour Club. He wrote this book along with Paul Metsa, Ed Newman, Marc Percansky and Matt Steichein plus there are contributions from Linda Whiteside and Kevin Odegard. There is an Extended Version of this episode - and a Video version - available. Details below. We talk about Keith's string of recent books, how these Troubadour Tales books target a somewhat different reader than many modern Dylan books, the relationship Dylan has with Minnesota and the one Minnesota seems to have with Bob Dylan, and more. Of course we also talk about many of the stories and pictures you'll find in this great new book. PS: Martin Mull is responsible for the quote: "Writing About Music is like Dancing to Architecture". LINKS: Bob Dylan In Minnesota: Troubadour Tales (Amazon US Link) Bob Dylan In London: Troubadour Tales (Amazon US Link) Bob Dylan In The Big Apple: Troubadour Tales (Amazon US Link) Bob Dylan and Dylan Thomas: The Two Dylans (Amazon US Link) K.G. Miles on Twitter @barberville Bob Dylan in Minnesota: Troubadour Tales (McNidder & Grace Publisher) THE EXTENDED EDITION To listen to the Extended and Bonus Episodes of our shows you can either: Subscribe to FM+ : Click the subscribe button in Apple Podcasts or sign up here. (One subscription covers all our network podcasts for one low price ! ) Join The FM Premium: Includes an FM+ Subscription plus video interviews, blog posts, events and more in the world of Bob Dylan.   FREE WEEKLY BOB DYLAN NEWSLETTER Sign-up for Seven Days and get everything that happens in the world of Bob Dylan in your inbox every Sunday. FM PODCAST NETWORK  We're a proud member of The FM Podcast Network along with PodDylan - The Dylantantes - The Bob Dylan Primer - and more. QUESTIONS OR COMMENTS? Drop us a note at [email protected]

Bob Dylan knew - and often played - most of the songs he covered on Good As I Been To You for his entire professional life. In this episode we examine the original versions of these songs (there are always more than a few) and other interesting covers that have been done since Dylan's 1992 release. There is an Extended Version of this episode available. Details below. Joining is Ray Padgett, who runs the Flagging Down The Double E's newsletter and is a cover-songs expert via his coversongs.com website and book. In this episode we listen to many of the specific early songs & versions that Dylan probably based his takes on, and Ray shares interesting other cover versions of these songs. We've made playlists of the songs from this episode - and more - for Apple Music, Spotify, and Tidal. See the links below. Give these a listen, then go back and listen to Good As I Been To You with fresh ears. LINKS: Follow Ray Padgett on Twitter, Instagram Flagging Down The Double E's newsletter (Substack) Check out CoverMe Website Ray's Cover Me book (Amazon) Ray's 33 1/3rd Book: I'm Your Fan The Songs of Leonard Cohen Pledging My Time Book IndieGoGo Campaign PLAYLISTS: Apple Music: Good As I Been To You - The Cover Songs Spotify: Good As I Been To You - The Cover Songs Tidal: Good As I Been To You - The Cover Songs Apple Music: Good As I Been To You - More Covers (100+) Spotify: Good As I Been To You - The Cover Songs Tidal: Good As I Been To You - The Cover Songs THE EXTENDED EDITION To listen to the Extended and Bonus Episodes of our shows you can either: Subscribe to FM+ : Subscribe in Apple Podcasts or sign up here. Join The FM Club: Includes an FM+ Subscription plus much more.   FREE WEEKLY BOB DYLAN NEWSLETTER Sign-up for Seven Days - get everything Bob Dylan in your inbox every Sunday. FM PODCAST NETWORK  We're a proud member of The FM Podcast Network along with PodDylan - The Dylantantes - The Bob Dylan Primer - and more. QUESTIONS OR COMMENTS? Drop us a note at [email protected].

Michael Gray invented analysis and criticism of Bob Dylan songs with the 1972/3 release of Song & Dance Man. And over the last 50 years and through two major updates of that book, he has remained one of our best and most eloquent of the Dylan scholars. In this episode we talk about the Good As I Been To You / World Gone Wrong chapter from Song & Dance Man III. The discussion is centered around quotes from the book, I read them and Michael reacts and expounds on his thoughts. We cover 10 of the album's 13 songs. What you'll hear, in the excerpts in in Michaels comments, is a masterclass on Bob Dylan criticism and analysis. >> There is a much longer version, and video, of this episode available. Details below.<< THE EXTENDED EDITION To listen to the Extended and Bonus Episodes of our shows you can either: Subscribe to FM+ : Click the subscribe button in Apple Podcasts or sign up here. (One subscription covers all our network podcasts for one low price ! ) Join The FM Club: Includes an FM+ Subscription plus video interviews, blog posts, events and more in the world of Bob Dylan. This interview is available on video for The FM Club Premium Members.  FREE WEEKLY BOB DYLAN NEWSLETTER Sign-up for Seven Days and get everything that happens in the world of Bob Dylan in your inbox every Sunday. FM PODCAST NETWORK  We're a proud member of The FM Podcast Network along with PodDylan - The Dylantantes - The Bob Dylan Primer - and more. LINKS: Michael Gray's Website Outtakes on Bob Dylan by Michael Gray (Book) Good As He's Been To Us - John Wesley Harding (1993 Review from Stereophile) Good As I Been To You - CD (Amazon) Good As I Been To You - Vinyl (Amazon) QUESTIONS OR COMMENTS? Drop us a note at [email protected].

It's been said that the road to Time Out Of Mind began when Dylan recorded two solo acoustic albums in the early 90's. Good As I Been To You and World Gone Wrong were yet another unexpected twist in Dylan's path, but by playing alone, at home, on songs he'd known for years, the feeling is Bob reconnected with some important basics that allowed him to regroup and then go forward to write the amazing songs that came out in the late 90's and through the 2000's. In this first episode of Season Two, we start our look at these two albums, placing them in time, hearing a bit about what it was like to make them, and rediscovering the first reactions of some well known critics and reviewers. There is a longer version of this episode available. See details below. A special highlight of this episode is an interview with GAIBTY and WGW engineer Micajah Ryan. This interview was done in 2017 by Brian Sword of The Double Stop podcast. In the full interview Micajah talks about his entire career for about 90 minutes, but here we just feature some of his discussion of working with Bob Dylan. Big thanks to The Double Stop podcast and Brian Sword for permission to include that interview in this episode. LINKS: The Double Stop Podcast E.96 w/Micajah Ryan Good As He's Been To Us - John Wesley Harding (1993 Review from Stereophile) Good As I Been To You - David Wilde in RollingStone Good As I Been To You - Billy Altman in Entertainment Weekly Good As I Been To You - Stephen Thomas Erlewine on All Music Good As I Been To You - Plugged In Real Life Top 10 - Greil Marcus ------------------------------------ THE EXTENDED EDITION To listen to the Extended and Bonus Episodes of our shows you can either: Subscribe to FM+ : Click the subscribe button in Apple Podcasts or sign up here. (One subscription covers all our network podcasts for one low price ! ) Join The FM Club: Includes an FM+ Subscription plus video interviews, blog posts, events and more in the world of Bob Dylan.   ------------------------------------ FREE WEEKLY BOB DYLAN NEWSLETTER Sign-up for Seven Days and get everything that happens in the world of Bob Dylan in your inbox every Sunday. ------------------------------------ FM PODCAST NETWORK  We're a proud member of The FM Podcast Network along with PodDylan - The Dylantantes - The Bob Dylan Primer - and more. ------------------------------------ QUESTIONS OR COMMENTS? Drop us a note at [email protected].

Make You Feel My Love is a song that has received a lot of attention - but not entirely out of admiration - a lot of Dylan fans just don't like it. On this episode Laura Tenschert talks about the song and those reactions. Laura is a writer, podcaster and musician who runs Definitely Dylan where she looks at art and creativity through the lens of Bob Dylan’s work. Definitely Dylan is a podcast and has an active Patreon with exclusive content and monthly online events. She is also a member of the board at the Institute of Bob Dylan Studies in Tulsa, OK. There is an Extended Version of this episode, and a video available. Details below. This Podcast replays a talk Laura give to one of our Members-Only Online events, and then includes the Q&A Session from that day plus another discussion about the song we had a few weeks later. All this gives us time to dig into the song, the controversy it inspires among some Dylan fans and critics, and allows Laura to look more deeply into the song itself.  LINKS: Definitely Dylan - Website Definitely Dylan - Patreon Definitely Dylan - Twitter Definitely Dylan - Instagram ------------------------------------ THE EXTENDED VERSION There are two ways to get the longer version of this episode (and most of our shows) plus our bonus episodes: Subscribe to FM+  or  Join The FM Club. Subscribe to FM+ in the Apple Podcasts app (click the subscribe button) or at the FM Pods website. (You’ll get Extended Editions and Bonus Episodes of all podcasts on the network for one low price - and support all of these shows!) Join The FM Club and get an FM+ Subscription plus way more Dylan and music info via our video interviews, blog posts, events and much more. Learn more and sign up here. ------------------------------------ VIDEO AVAILABLE This interview is available on video for The FM Club Premium Members at the  Replays Page for members. ------------------------------------ FREE WEEKLY BOB DYLAN NEWSLETTER Sign-up for Seven Days and get everything that happens in the world of Bob Dylan in your inbox every Sunday. ------------------------------------ DYLAN.FM Dylan.FM is a podcast that good deep into specific Bob Dylan albums or periods - for months at a time. There are also some ‘special subject’ podcasts along the way. The show has featured Time Out Of Mind Engineers Mark Howard (1992 Mix) and Michael Brauer (2022 Mix), Authors Micheal Gray, Graley Herren, Howard Sounes and others, Musicians Robyn Hitchcock, Wesley Stace and others, and Dylanologists including Scott Warmuth, Laura Tenschert, and many more. Member of The FM Podcasts Network.  Visit Dylan.FM to see all episodes or to follow the show in your favorite podcast app. ------------------------------------ QUESTIONS OR COMMENTS? Drop us a note to [email protected].

Whirly Gig is a new book that looks at the making of Time Out Of Mind. Today we talk with author John Lewis who shares his insights based on a longtime friendship with TOOM Musician Jim Dickinson and his time in The Bob Dylan Archives in Tulsa - where he was able to listen to all 500 audio files from the Time Out Of Mind Sessions. John Lewis is a writer and curator living in Cambridge, MD. His work has appeared in Rolling Stone, Spin, The Oxford American, and many other publications. His profile of Ike Turner was included in The Oxford American Book of Great Music Writing. Lewis taught in Maryland Institute College of Art’s Curatorial Practice MFA program and co-curated Yummm! The History, Fantasy, and Future of Food, a 2017 exhibition at the American Visionary Art Museum. He is currently working on a documentary film about Globe Poster. >> There is an Extended Version and Video of this episode available. Details below.<< We talk about his relationship with Dickinson, what Dickinson learned from his time with Bob Dylan, what John heard in Tulsa on the Time Out Of Mind Tapes, the relationship between Dickinson and Daniel Lanois, and more. Our Dylan.FM Premium Members get an extended version of this conversation with an extra 30 minutes of discussion, as well as the option to watch the video version of our interview. Join us to go deep on Dylan with extended versions and videos of all of our podcasts, exclusive posts, access to special events, and more. To become a member click here. This interview took place on February 13, 2023 LINKS: Whirly Gig Book Review - From Dylan.FM Order Whirly Gig Book - From Dorchester Power and Light ------------------------------ THE EXTENDED EDITION To listen to the Extended and Bonus Episodes of our shows you can either: Subscribe to FM+ : Click the subscribe button in Apple Podcasts or sign up here. (One subscription covers all our network podcasts for one low price ! ) Join The FM Club: Includes an FM+ Subscription plus video interviews, blog posts, events and more in the world of Bob Dylan.  ------------------------------ FREE WEEKLY BOB DYLAN NEWSLETTER Sign-up for Seven Days and get everything that happens in the world of Bob Dylan in your inbox every Sunday. ------------------------------ FM PODCAST NETWORK  We're a proud member of The FM Podcast Network along with PodDylan - The Dylantantes - The Bob Dylan Primer - and more. ------------------------------ QUESTIONS OR COMMENTS? Drop us a note at [email protected].

It turns out Fragments wasn't the last Time Out Of Mind release for the year. A few days ago SuperDeluxeEdition.com made the surprise announcement of a new Time Out Of Mind Blu-Ray disc offering the 2022 Remix in 24/96 High Resolution and the Dolby Atmos Mix. This is on pre-sale until Feb 24, 2023 and then will be out-of-print. Paul Sinclair of SuperDeluxeEdition.com joins us today to talk about this exciting new Audiophile release. Music fans know the website for sharing info on all cool box sets, but this exclusive release is part of a Spatial Sound Series that Paul has been working on - it's actually the 8th release in the series. In this conversation we learn how the opportunity to work with Dylan came up, more about the high-res and Atmos mixes, and why the limited edition ordering period. For anyone who cares about hi-res, or has a home theater with 5.1 or better speaker configuration, this is a very interesting offer. Given the limited edition nature, it's also a Dylan collector event as well. This is a new interview done on February 13, 2023 LINKS: SuperDeluxe Edition Release Post Order Page at SuperDeluxeEdition for Time Out Of Mind (2022) BluRay Dylan.FM Blog Post on Dolby Atmos for Time Out Of Mind Dylan.FM Interview with Michael Brauer on Mixing Time Out Of Mind FM+ Podcasts You can get Extended Episodes plus bonus shows for this show and other great Dylan and Music podcasts in two ways: Subscribe to FM+  or  Join The FM Club. Subscribe to FM+ in the Apple Podcasts app (click the subscribe button on our show page) or at the FM Pods website. For $4.99/mo you’ll get Extended Editions and Bonus Episodes of all podcasts on the network for one low price. And you'll be supporting our work and making all of these shows possible! Join The FM Club and get an FM+ Subscription plus way more Dylan and music info via our video interviews, blog posts, events and much more. Learn more and sign up here. DYLAN.FM Sign Up For Our Free Weekly Dylan Newsletter on Substack Go Premium to get FM+ Podcasts plus much more Visit our website for more Dylan info and resources

Steven Hyden wrote the liner notes for The Bootleg Series 17: Fragments - The Time Out Of Mind Sessions, and in this episode talks to us about the assignment, his assessment of Bob Dylan in 1997, and how the narrative of the times stood up to 25 years of additional Bob Dylan output. Hyden is a respected music writer, and his latest book is called Long Road: Pearl Jam and the Soundtrack for a Generation, and he's also the author of Your Favorite Band is Killing Me, Twilight of the Gods and several others. He writes regularly at Uproxx where he is officially the ‘Cultural Critic’, Plus: he has a new Bob Dylan Podcast focusing on Live shows from the Never Ending Tour - called Never Ending Stories. >> There is an Extended Version and Video of this episode available. Details below.<< His essay in the CD and LP box sets talks about how Dylan was positioned and perceived in the media around 1997, and how that narrative didn’t exactly align with reality and how 25 years has utterly destroyed the popular assumptions of the time. In this conversation we talk about how Steven got the gig, what he was asked to do, his thoughts about summing up 60 years of Bob Dylan, what it meant at the time for a 55 year old to make an album, the role Daniel Lanois played, what the new mix and outtakes say about the album, his thoughts on the live tracks that are included, the future of the Bootleg Series, and much more. This is a new interview done on January 30, 2023 LINKS: Steven Hyden writing at Uproxx Book: Long Road: Pearl Jam and the Soundtrack of a Generation Book: Twilight of the Gods: A Journey To The End of Classic Rock Book: Your Favorite Band is Killing Me Book: This Isn't Happening - Radiohead and 'Kid A' Podcast: Never Ending Stories (AppleMusic) (Patreon) ------------------------------------ THE EXTENDED EDITION To listen to the Extended and Bonus Episodes of our shows you can either: Subscribe to FM+ : Click the subscribe button in Apple Podcasts or sign up here. (One subscription covers all our network podcasts for one low price ! ) Join The FM Club: Includes an FM+ Subscription plus video interviews, blog posts, events and more in the world of Bob Dylan. ------------------------------------ FREE WEEKLY BOB DYLAN NEWSLETTER Sign-up for Seven Days and get everything that happens in the world of Bob Dylan in your inbox every Sunday. ------------------------------------ FM PODCAST NETWORK We're a proud member of The FM Podcast Network along with PodDylan - The Dylantantes - The Bob Dylan Primer - and more. ------------------------------------ QUESTIONS OR COMMENTS? Drop us a note at [email protected].

Michael Brauer was recently tapped to remix Time Out Of Mind, for the Fragments Bootleg Series 17 box set. Reimagining an Album Of The Year is no small task, and Michael tells us his goals for the project, what he was asked to do, and how he went about rebuilding this classic album and give it a new sound and yet be extremely true to the 'feel' of the original. Michael has mixed four previous installments of Bob Dylan's Bootleg Series, and did the 2003 remixes for Bringing It All Back home and Blonde On Blonde. He also did the1999 Street Legal remix. He's a Bob Dylan fan and we discuss how he feels about radical changes to classic albums. In addition to the main album mix, we also talk about the first ever Dolby Atmos Mix for a Bob Dylan album. >> There is an Extended Version and Video of this episode available. Details below.<< Michael Brauer has won 7 Grammy's in a career that includes work for Coldplay, The Rolling Stones, Prefab Sprout, Deacon Blue, James Brown, Aerosmith, Jeff Buckley, David Byrne, Tony Bennett, Billy Joel, Rod Stewart, Paul McCartney, Ben Folds, Pet Shop Boys, Willie Nelson, KT Tunstall, Martha Wainwright) Prefab Sprout, Leonard Cohen, Pet Shop Boys, and man others. Brauer’s career began as an engineering intern at MediaSound Studios in New York City in 1976, working his way through the ranks to become a staff engineer in 1978. His first commercial break came when he mixed and engineered Luther Vandross’ debut double-platinum selling album Never Too Much (Epic) in 1981, as well as its follow up platinum album Forever, for Always, for Love (Epic) in 1982. This interview took place on January 19, 2023 LINKS: MBrauer.com (Personal website) ------------------------------------ THE EXTENDED EDITION To listen to the Extended and Bonus Episodes of our shows you can either: Subscribe to FM+ : Click the subscribe button in Apple Podcasts or sign up here. (One subscription covers all our network podcasts for one low price ! ) Join The FM Club: Includes an FM+ Subscription plus video interviews, blog posts, events and more in the world of Bob Dylan. ------------------------------------ FREE WEEKLY BOB DYLAN NEWSLETTER Sign-up for Seven Days and get everything that happens in the world of Bob Dylan in your inbox every Sunday. ------------------------------------ FM PODCAST NETWORK We're a proud member of The FM Podcast Network along with PodDylan - The Dylantantes - The Bob Dylan Primer - and more. ------------------------------------ QUESTIONS OR COMMENTS? Drop us a note at [email protected].

Sean Latham is the Director of the Tulsa University Institute for Bob Dylan Studies, which is related to The Bob Dylan Archives and The Bob Dylan Center. He is also the Pauline McFarlin Walter Endowed Chair of English and Comparative Literature at the University of Tulsa where he serves as Editor of the James Joyce Quarterly and founding director of the Oklahoma Center for the Humanities. The Institute for Bob Dylan Studies at Tulsa University is the academic arm associated with The Bob Dylan Center and Archives, and they host conferences and events, publish, and do research and writing on Bob Dylan. The Institute produced the The World of Bob Dylan conference in 2019, before there was a Bob Dylan Center, and before the Archives were even in a permanent home. It was a fantastic event that attracted 500 Dylan researchers and lovers to Tulsa for 3-days of presentations and special events. They've hosted a bunch of events since then, and are now gearing up for The World of Bob Dylan 2023 in early June. They're currently (through 1/15) accepting proposals papers or presentations for this event. Sean tells us what they learned in 2019, what they're planning for 2023, and a lot more. FM+ You can get Extended and Bonus episodes of this and other great Dylan and Music podcasts in two ways: Subscribe to FM+  or  Join The FM Club. Subscribe to FM+ in the Apple Podcasts app (click the subscribe button on our show page) or at the FM Pods website. For $4.99/mo you’ll get Extended Editions and Bonus Episodes of all podcasts on the network for one low price. And you'll be supporting our work and making all of these shows possible! Join The FM Club and get an FM+ Subscription plus way more Dylan and music info via our video interviews, blog posts, events and much more. Learn more and sign up here. DYLAN.FM Dylan.FM is a podcast that good deep into specific Bob Dylan albums or periods - for months at a time. There are also some ‘special subject’ podcasts along the way. The show has featured Time Out Of Mind Engineers Mark Howard (1992 Mix) and Michael Brauer (2022 Mix), Authors Micheal Gray, Graley Herren, Howard Sounes and others, Musicians Robyn Hitchcock, Wesley Stace and others, and Dylanologists including Scott Warmuth, Laura Tenschert, and many more. Member of The FM Podcasts Network.  Visit Dylan.FM to see all episodes or to add to your favorite podcast app. LINKS: The World of Bob Dylan 2023 - Save The Date The World of Bob Dylan 2023 - Call for Papers and Proposals The TU Institute for Bob Dylan Studies Sean Latham on Twitter Get Our Weekly Bob Dylan Newsletter Every week we collect and organize all the latest Bob Dylan News and Links, including new releases, reviews, concerts, podcasts, books, and share then in an organized list. Stay up-to-date on everything in the world of Bob Dylan. Sign Up for Seven Days FM Podcast Network This podcast is a proud member of The FM Podcast Network, along with these other fine shows: PodDylan - celebrating the work of Bob Dylan one song at a time. The Dylantantes - interviews and discussions with Bob Dylan thinkers. The Bob Dylan Primer - a start to finish introduction to Dylan’s career. Get details and see the latest from all of our shows. Questions or Comments? Drop us a note to [email protected].

Ray Padgett is writing a new book that compiles 50+ interviews with musicians and others who've been involved with Bob Dylan's live shows. It's called Pledging My Time, and there is a pre-release Indiegogo campaign running that allows you to pre-order the book and take advantage of special bonus offers. The campaign runs through December 16, 2022 so we talked with Ray to learn more about the book, about the campaign, and to find out what he's learned talking to all these Dylan insiders. Who's in the book?: Jim Keltner, Winton Watson, Benmont Tench, Larry Cambell, Stan Lynch, Early Sound Crew (David Robb, Keith Dircks, Fuzzy Frazer), Billy Cross, Richard Fernandez (Tour Manager), Christopher Parker, John Wurster, Ray Benson, Dickey Betts, Jeff Bridges, Harvey Brooks, Gary Burke, Marshall Crenshaw, Karl Denson, Leslie Dowdall, Ramblin' Jack, Kinky Friedman, Freddy Koella, Barry Goldberg, Spooner Oldham, Michael 'Soy Bomb' Portnoy, Duke Robillard, Fred Tackett, Richard Thompson, Happy Traum, and more. Ray talked with us in Episode 03 about the cover songs made from Time Out Of Mind. He runs the Cover.Me website which reviews and discusses all kinds of cover song performances, and he's published two earlier books, one Cover Me that take a deep dive into twenty of the most iconic cover songs in history (including All Along The Watchtower and Make You Feel My Love), and a 33 1/3 book on Leonard Cohen's tribute album called I'm Your Fan. Ray also runs a must-have Dylan email newsletter called Flagging Down The Double E’s. The newsletter does deep dives into legendary Dylan live shows, and has published some of the musician interviews that will be included in Pledging My Time. There is an Extended Version of this episode, and a video available. Details below. LINKS: Pledging My Time Book IndieGoGo Campaign Follow Ray Padgett on Twitter, Instagram Flagging Down The Double E's newsletter (Substack) Check out CoverMe Website Ray's Cover Me book (Amazon) Ray's 33 1/3rd Book: I'm Your Fan The Songs of Leonard Cohen Hear The Extended Edition There are two ways to get the longer version of this episode (and most of our shows) plus our bonus episodes: Subscribe to FM+  or  Join The FM Club. Subscribe to FM+ in the Apple Podcasts app (click the subscribe button on our show page) or at the FM Pods website. For $4.99/mo you’ll get Extended Editions and Bonus Episodes of all podcasts on the network for one low price. And you'll be supporting our work and making all of these shows possible! Join The FM Club and get an FM+ Subscription plus way more Dylan and music info via our video interviews, blog posts, events and much more. Learn more and sign up here. Video Available This interview is available on video for The FM Club Premium Members at the  Replays Page for members. DYLAN.FM Dylan.FM is a podcast that good deep into specific Bob Dylan albums or periods - for months at a time. There are also some ‘special subject’ podcasts along the way. The show has featured Time Out Of Mind Engineers Mark Howard (1992 Mix) and Michael Brauer (2022 Mix), Authors Micheal Gray, Graley Herren, Howard Sounes and others, Musicians Robyn Hitchcock, Wesley Stace and others, and Dylanologists including Scott Warmuth, Laura Tenschert, and many more. Member of The FM Podcasts Network.  Visit Dylan.FM to see all episodes or to follow the show in your favorite podcast app. Get Our Weekly Bob Dylan Newsletter Every week we collect and organize all the latest Bob Dylan News and Links, including new releases, reviews, concerts, podcasts, books, and share then in an organized list. Stay up-to-date on everything in the world of Bob Dylan. Sign Up for Seven Days FM Podcast Network This podcast is a proud member of The FM Podcast Network, along with these other fine shows:  PodDylan - celebrating the work of Bob Dylan one song at a time. The Dylantantes - interviews and discussions with Bob Dylan thinkers. The Bob Dylan Primer - a start to finish introduction to Dylan’s career. Get details and see the latest from all of our shows. Questions or Comments? Drop us a note to [email protected].

Jeff Slate is a musician, writer, and radio host with a long and deep connection to Bob Dylan. He wrote the liner notes to the More Blood, More Tracks edition of The Bootleg Series, and has done several events for The Bob Dylan Center in Tulsa. He shares his insider's view and personal memories on Time Out Of Mind in this episode. As an artist and performer Jeff has won an ASCAP Award, toured as the opener for Sheryl Crow, worked on a project with Pete Townshend and much more. As a writer his work regularly appears in The Wall St. Journal, RollingStone, Esquire and The New Yorker. He hosts shows on SiriusXM and the BBC. In addition to the Dylan Bootleg Series he's written liner notes for The Beatles Sgt. Pepper's 50th Anniversary Box, Shawn Colvin, and others. And he's the co-author of The Authorized Roy Orbison book. We talk Time Out Of Mind, an album he skipped work to devour on release day, and hear how he got involved with the Dylan team and his views on Bob's live work, use of producers (or lack thereof), and much more. There is an Extended Version of this episode, and a video available. Details below. LINKS: - Jeff Slate Website - Twitter @JeffSlate - Instagram @jeffslate - Jeff's Music on Spotify - Song Heartbreak - Annimated Video (YouTube) Hear The Extended Edition There are two ways to get the longer version of this episode (and most of our shows) plus our bonus episodes: Subscribe to FM+  or  Join The FM Club. Subscribe to FM+ in the Apple Podcasts app (click the subscribe button on our show page) or at the FM Pods website. For $4.99/mo you’ll get Extended Editions and Bonus Episodes of all podcasts on the network for one low price. And you'll be supporting our work and making all of these shows possible! Join The FM Club and get an FM+ Subscription plus way more Dylan and music info via our video interviews, blog posts, events and much more. Learn more and sign up here. Video Available This interview is available on video for The FM Club Premium Members at the Replays Page for members. DYLAN.FM Dylan.FM is a podcast that good deep into specific Bob Dylan albums or periods - for months at a time. There are also some ‘special subject’ podcasts along the way. The show has featured Time Out Of Mind Engineers Mark Howard (1992 Mix) and Michael Brauer (2022 Mix), Authors Micheal Gray, Graley Herren, Howard Sounes and others, Musicians Robyn Hitchcock, Wesley Stace and others, and Dylanologists including Scott Warmuth, Laura Tenschert, and many more. Member of The FM Podcasts Network. Visit Dylan.FM to see all episodes or to follow the show in your favorite podcast app. Get Our Weekly Bob Dylan Newsletter Every week we collect and organize all the latest Bob Dylan News and Links, including new releases, reviews, concerts, podcasts, books, and share then in an organized list. Stay up-to-date on everything in the world of Bob Dylan. Sign Up for Seven Days FM Podcast Network This podcast is a proud member of The FM Podcast Network, along with these other fine shows:  PodDylan - celebrating the work of Bob Dylan one song at a time. The Dylantantes - interviews and discussions with Bob Dylan thinkers. The Bob Dylan Primer - a start to finish introduction to Dylan’s career. Get details and see the latest from all of our shows. Questions or Comments? Drop us a note to [email protected].

Five respected music writers - each with recent reviews of Bob Dylan's new book - joined us to share their thoughts and discuss the contents of this incredible work. Our panel includes Anne Margaret Daniel, Seth Rogovoy, Allison Rapp, David Yaffe, and David Hajdu (Bio's below). They share their favorite entries from the book, the songs they’re listening to differently now, their views on Dylan’s writing style , and the ever-present question of who helped or worked with Bob on the project came up more than once. There is an Extended Version of this episode, and a video available. Details below. READ: 50+ REVIEWS OF DYLAN'S NEW BOOK This version includes the first 45 minutes of our roundtable discussion. If you'd like to hear the full 90 minute version or watch the video version - and get access to extended versions of all our podcasts plus videos - you'll need to become a Premium Member here. Members get a private RSS feed to enjoy the full-length versions right in their favorite podcast app. Order Dylan's The Philosophy of Modern Song (Amazon) Panelist Biographies and Links: Anne Margaret Daniel teaches at the New School University in New York City and at Bard College in Annandale-on-Hudson. Her essays on literature, music (often Bob Dylan), books, and culture have appeared for the past twenty-five years in books, critical editions, magazines, and journals including The New York Times, Hot Press, The Spectator, and The Times Literary Supplement. Anne Margaret has degrees from Harvard (A.B.), Georgetown (M.A.), University of Virginia School of Law (J.D.) and Princeton (Ph.D). - Website: https://www.annemargaretdaniel.com/ Seth Rogovoy is the author of Bob Dylan: Prophet Mystic Poet (Scribner, 2009), The Essential Klezmer (Algonquin, 2000), and the upcoming Within You WIthout You: Listening to George Harrison (Oxford Univ. Press, fall 2023). Seth is a contributing editor at The Forward and produces a Substack newsletter, Everything Is Broken. Seth lives in Hudson, N.Y. - Website - Review Allison Rapp is a music and culture journalist based in New York City. Her work has appeared in Brooklyn Magazine, Rock Cellar, City Limits, and more. She currently works as an assistant editor at Ultimate Classic Rock. - Website - Review David Yaffe is a professor of humanities at Syracuse, and the author of Fascinating Rhythm (Princeton), Bob Dylan: Like a Complete Unknown (Yale) and Reckless Daughter: A Portrait of Joni Mitchell (FSG), winner of the ASCAP Virgil Thomson/Deems Taylor award, a Washington Post Notable Book of the Year, and has been translated into five languages. He has been a frequent contributor for Air Mail since 2021, and has written for many other publications, including The New York Review of Books, New York Magazine, The Paris Review, The Nation, Slate, and The New York Times. He is at work on a book about Leonard Cohen. - Website - Review David Hajdu is the music critic for The Nation and a professor at the Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism. Before joining The Nation in January 2015, he served for more than 10 years as the music critic for The New Republic. He is the author of 8 books including Positively 4th Street, The Lives and Times of Joan Baez, Bob Dylan,Mimi Baez Farina and Richard Farina. David currently serves on the National Council on the Humanities. - Website - Review Hear The Extended Edition There are two ways to get the longer version of this episode (and most of our shows) plus our bonus episodes: Subscribe to FM+  or  Join The FM Club. Subscribe to FM+ in the Apple Podcasts app (click the subscribe button on our show page) or at the FM Pods website. For $4.99/mo you’ll get Extended Editions and Bonus Episodes of all podcasts on the network for one low price. And you'll be supporting our work and making all of these shows possible! Join The FM Club and get an FM+ Subscription plus way more Dylan and music info via our video interviews, blog posts, events and much more. Learn more and sign up here. Video Available This interview is available on video for The FM Club Premium Members at the  Replays Page for members. DYLAN.FM Dylan.FM is a podcast that good deep into specific Bob Dylan albums or periods - for months at a time. There are also some ‘special subject’ podcasts along the way. The show has featured Time Out Of Mind Engineers Mark Howard (1992 Mix) and Michael Brauer (2022 Mix), Authors Micheal Gray, Graley Herren, Howard Sounes and others, Musicians Robyn Hitchcock, Wesley Stace and others, and Dylanologists including Scott Warmuth, Laura Tenschert, and many more. Member of The FM Podcasts Network.  Visit Dylan.FM to see all episodes or to follow the show in your favorite podcast app. Get Our Weekly Bob Dylan Newsletter Every week we collect and organize all the latest Bob Dylan News and Links, including new releases, reviews, concerts, podcasts, books, and share then in an organized list. Stay up-to-date on

Micheal Gray wrote the first serious critical book on Bob Dylan's work in 1972's Song and Dance Man, and for the 50 years since has remained one of the most respected and important voices even in the very large world that joined him in that effort. He's expanded Song and Dance Man twice, wrote The Bob Dylan Encyclopedia, and his latest work is Outtakes on Bob Dylan - a collection of writing from 1967 to 2021. He's also the author of books on Frank Zappa and Blind Willie McTell, and has written for RollingStone, The Guardian, Melody Maker and many more. The University of York conferred on him the degree of Doctor of Letters in English and Related Literature. There is an Extended Version of this episode, and a video available. Details below. Today Micheal revisits and updates his thoughts on Time Out Of Mind, first expressed in Dylan fanzines and then Song And Dance Man III. He demonstrates his nuanced approach to evaluating and illuminating Dylan's work, and criticizing it when he feels it appropriate. LINKS: MichealGray.net Micheal Gray on Twitter : @1michaelgray1 BOOKS Song and Dance Man III (ebay) Outtakes on Bob Dylan (amazon) Hear The Extended Edition There are two ways to get the longer version of this episode (and most of our shows) plus our bonus episodes: Subscribe to FM+  or  Join The FM Club. Subscribe to FM+ in the Apple Podcasts app (click the subscribe button on our show page) or at the FM Pods website. For $4.99/mo you’ll get Extended Editions and Bonus Episodes of all podcasts on the network for one low price. And you'll be supporting our work and making all of these shows possible! Join The FM Club and get an FM+ Subscription plus way more Dylan and music info via our video interviews, blog posts, events and much more. Learn more and sign up here. Video Available This interview is available on video for The FM Club Premium Members at the  Replays Page for members. DYLAN.FM Dylan.FM is a podcast that good deep into specific Bob Dylan albums or periods - for months at a time. There are also some ‘special subject’ podcasts along the way. The show has featured Time Out Of Mind Engineers Mark Howard (1992 Mix) and Michael Brauer (2022 Mix), Authors Micheal Gray, Graley Herren, Howard Sounes and others, Musicians Robyn Hitchcock, Wesley Stace and others, and Dylanologists including Scott Warmuth, Laura Tenschert, and many more. Member of The FM Podcasts Network.  Visit Dylan.FM to see all episodes or to follow the show in your favorite podcast app. Get Our Weekly Bob Dylan Newsletter Every week we collect and organize all the latest Bob Dylan News and Links, including new releases, reviews, concerts, podcasts, books, and share then in an organized list. Stay up-to-date on everything in the world of Bob Dylan. Sign Up for Seven Days FM Podcast Network This podcast is a proud member of The FM Podcast Network, along with these other fine shows:  PodDylan - celebrating the work of Bob Dylan one song at a time. The Dylantantes - interviews and discussions with Bob Dylan thinkers. The Bob Dylan Primer - a start to finish introduction to Dylan’s career. Get details and see the latest from all of our shows. Questions or Comments? Drop us a note to [email protected].

Jochen Markhorst is a key member of the ring of Dylanologists who help the rest of us know about the references, influences, and ideas found in Dylan's work. In hundreds of blog posts and 15 books he's shared an impressive ability to put Bob's work into context of other music, literature, poetry, and art. He joins us to share some of his findings and thoughts on Cold Irons Bound from his book: Time Out Of Mind - The Rising of an Old Master. He tells us about the songs origin with Drummer David Kemper, he lines the song borrows from Ralph Stanley and The Stanley Brothers, and more. Following his presentation, is a Q&A with Jochen on this song and they way he approaches Dylan's work. There is an Extended Version of this episode, and a video available. Details below. LINKS: BOOKS: Time Out Of Mind - The Rising of an Old Master (Amazon) 15 Titles from Jochen Markhorst (Includes Blood On The Track, Bringing It All Back Home, Blonde on Blonde, John Wesley Harding, Mississippi, Desolation Row, Crossing The Rubicon, and many more. BLOG POSTS Cold Irons Bound (Pt.1 - Pt.2 - Pt.3 - Pt.4 - Pt.5 - Pt.6) More Writing at Untold Dylan Hear The Extended Edition There are two ways to get the longer version of this episode (and most of our shows) plus our bonus episodes: Subscribe to FM+  or  Join The FM Club. Subscribe to FM+ in the Apple Podcasts app (click the subscribe button on our show page) or at the FM Pods website. For $4.99/mo you’ll get Extended Editions and Bonus Episodes of all podcasts on the network for one low price. And you'll be supporting our work and making all of these shows possible! Join The FM Club and get an FM+ Subscription plus way more Dylan and music info via our video interviews, blog posts, events and much more. Learn more and sign up here. Video Available This interview is available on video for The FM Club Premium Members at the  Replays Page for members. DYLAN.FM Dylan.FM is a podcast that good deep into specific Bob Dylan albums or periods - for months at a time. There are also some ‘special subject’ podcasts along the way. The show has featured Time Out Of Mind Engineers Mark Howard (1992 Mix) and Michael Brauer (2022 Mix), Authors Micheal Gray, Graley Herren, Howard Sounes and others, Musicians Robyn Hitchcock, Wesley Stace and others, and Dylanologists including Scott Warmuth, Laura Tenschert, and many more. Member of The FM Podcasts Network.  Visit Dylan.FM to see all episodes or to follow the show in your favorite podcast app. Get Our Weekly Bob Dylan Newsletter Every week we collect and organize all the latest Bob Dylan News and Links, including new releases, reviews, concerts, podcasts, books, and share then in an organized list. Stay up-to-date on everything in the world of Bob Dylan. Sign Up for Seven Days FM Podcast Network This podcast is a proud member of The FM Podcast Network, along with these other fine shows: PodDylan - celebrating the work of Bob Dylan one song at a time. The Dylantantes - interviews and discussions with Bob Dylan thinkers. The Bob Dylan Primer - a start to finish introduction to Dylan’s career. Get details and see the latest from all of our shows. Questions or Comments? Drop us a note to [email protected].

Robyn Hitchcock is a broadly respected singer-songwriter with a lifetime of connections to Bob Dylan. He saw Bob Dylan perform at the Isle of Wight as a teenager in 1969, became the kind of songwriter that could only exist in the world after Dylan, and has regularly performed and recorded Dylan songs - for decades now. We asked Robyn to join us as part of our series of discussions with songwriters and performers on Time Out Of Mind, to get his insights on Dylan in the years before TOOM, his first reactions to the album, his thoughts on the production and songwriting, and much more. We heard from a thoughtful man who's deeply considered Dylan and his work - and was kind enough to share those thoughts with us. Robyn's latest album is called Shufflemania, released by Tiny Ghost Records, is being released on Oct 21, 2022. (Links below) There is an Extended Version of this episode, and a video available. Details below. LINKS: RobynHitchcock.com Robyn's Bandcamp Store - Order Shufflemania Live Performances for #TOOM25 (Exclusive Show Video including Not Dark Yet) Robyn Sings - 2LP Dylan Covers (AppleMusic) (Spotify) Shufflemania (song from Shufflemania) Video on YouTube The Raging Muse (song from Shufflemania) Video on YouTube Hear The Extended Edition There are two ways to get the longer version of this episode (and most of our shows) plus our bonus episodes: Subscribe to FM+  or  Join The FM Club. Subscribe to FM+ in the Apple Podcasts app (click the subscribe button on our show page) or at the FM Pods website. For $4.99/mo you’ll get Extended Editions and Bonus Episodes of all podcasts on the network for one low price. And you'll be supporting our work and making all of these shows possible! Join The FM Club and get an FM+ Subscription plus way more Dylan and music info via our video interviews, blog posts, events and much more. Learn more and sign up here. Video Available This interview is available on video for The FM Club Premium Members at the  Replays Page for members. DYLAN.FM Dylan.FM is a podcast that good deep into specific Bob Dylan albums or periods - for months at a time. There are also some ‘special subject’ podcasts along the way. The show has featured Time Out Of Mind Engineers Mark Howard (1992 Mix) and Michael Brauer (2022 Mix), Authors Micheal Gray, Graley Herren, Howard Sounes and others, Musicians Robyn Hitchcock, Wesley Stace and others, and Dylanologists including Scott Warmuth, Laura Tenschert, and many more. Member of The FM Podcasts Network.  Visit Dylan.FM to see all episodes or to follow the show in your favorite podcast app. Get Our Weekly Bob Dylan Newsletter Every week we collect and organize all the latest Bob Dylan News and Links, including new releases, reviews, concerts, podcasts, books, and share then in an organized list. Stay up-to-date on everything in the world of Bob Dylan. Sign Up for Seven Days FM Podcast Network This podcast is a proud member of The FM Podcast Network, along with these other fine shows:  PodDylan - celebrating the work of Bob Dylan one song at a time. The Dylantantes - interviews and discussions with Bob Dylan thinkers. The Bob Dylan Primer - a start to finish introduction to Dylan’s career. Get details and see the latest from all of our shows. Questions or Comments? Drop us a note to [email protected].

Wesley Stace was probably first known to Dylan fans by his stage name, John Wesley Harding - when he delivered great songs and albums from the late 80's through the turn of the century - including 'It Happened One Night', 'Here Comes The Groom', 'Awake' and others. This century he's continued to put out fine records and tour under his given name - including the recently released 'Late Style'. Wes has played a lot of Dylan covers, been to a lot of Dylan shows, and is quite the knowledgable fan -- as you'll hear in this episode. Wes shares his thoughts on Dylan in the 80's and early 90's, his initial reactions to hearing Time Out Of Mind, and his even greater love for Love and Theft. There is an Extended Version of this episode, and a video available. Details below. This is the first in a series of interviews with working musicians, to learn how they think about TOOM and Dylan in general. It's also the first of two episodes with Wes, as he had so many interesting things to say that two episodes were necessary. LINKS: Learn more about John Wesley Harding and Wesley Stace at AllMusic.com Follow Wesley Stace on Twitter Visit WesleyStace.com or CabinetOfWonders.com Wesley Stace Books (Amazon) Misfortune by George Charles Jessold: Considered As A Murder: A Novel Out Loud: A Memoir Hear The Extended Edition There are two ways to get the longer version of this episode (and most of our shows) plus our bonus episodes: Subscribe to FM+  or  Join The FM Club. - Subscribe to FM+ in the Apple Podcasts app (click the subscribe button on our show page) or at the FM Pods website. For $4.99/mo you’ll get Extended Editions and Bonus Episodes of all podcasts on the network for one low price. And you'll be supporting our work and making all of these shows possible! - Join The FM Club and get an FM+ Subscription plus way more Dylan and music info via our video interviews, blog posts, events and much more. Learn more and sign up here. Video Available This interview is available on video for The FM Club Premium Members at the  Replays Page for members. DYLAN.FM Dylan.FM is a podcast that good deep into specific Bob Dylan albums or periods - for months at a time. There are also some ‘special subject’ podcasts along the way. The show has featured Time Out Of Mind Engineers Mark Howard (1992 Mix) and Michael Brauer (2022 Mix), Authors Micheal Gray, Graley Herren, Howard Sounes and others, Musicians Robyn Hitchcock, Wesley Stace and others, and Dylanologists including Scott Warmuth, Laura Tenschert, and many more. Member of The FM Podcasts Network.  Visit Dylan.FM to see all episodes or to follow the show in your favorite podcast app. Get Our Weekly Bob Dylan Newsletter Every week we collect and organize all the latest Bob Dylan News and Links, including new releases, reviews, concerts, podcasts, books, and share then in an organized list. Stay up-to-date on everything in the world of Bob Dylan. Sign Up for Seven Days FM Podcast Network This podcast is a proud member of The FM Podcast Network, along with these other fine shows: PodDylan - celebrating the work of Bob Dylan one song at a time. The Dylantantes - interviews and discussions with Bob Dylan thinkers. The Bob Dylan Primer - a start to finish introduction to Dylan’s career. Get details and see the latest from all of our shows. Questions or Comments? Drop us a note to [email protected].

Scott Warmuth is a Dylan fan, scholar, and researcher who is known as the guy who discovered the 'late period' writing style of Bob Dylan by identifying hundreds of influences and borrowed lyric sources across all kinds of books, movies, magazines, and more. In this episode he points his magnifying glass at Time Out Of Mind and shares with us some of the sources that 'inspired' Dylan as he was creating the songs on this album. We'll hear about Henry Rollins, Johnny & Jack, and others who's writings have inspired or empowered the lyrics of Bob Dylan. ** The Full Extended Version of this Episode is 45 Minutes long and available only to FM+ Subscribers ** ** The Public Version is a preview featuring about 15 minutes of the episode. ** ** Details on become an FM+ Subscriber to access the full episode below. **  LINKS: Follow Scott Warmuth on Twitter, Pinterest, Instagram, Blog Scott Warmuth on The Bobcats Podcast Scott Warmuth on Man and God and Law Podcast Scott Warmuth in the book - The Dylanologists (Amazon) EXTENDED EDITIONS To listen to the Extended and Bonus Episodes of our shows you can either: Subscribe to FM+ : Click the subscribe button in Apple Podcasts or sign up here. (One subscription covers all our network podcasts for one low price ! ) Join FM Premium: Get an FM+ Subscription plus video interviews, blog posts, a weekly bonus email and more. Video Available This interview is available on video for FM Premium Members. Get Our Weekly Bob Dylan Newsletter Every week we collect and organize all the latest Bob Dylan News and Links, including new releases, reviews, concerts, podcasts, books, and share then in an organized list. Stay up-to-date on everything in the world of Bob Dylan. Sign Up for Seven Days MORE LINKS The Dylan.FM Website PodDylan - celebrating the work of Bob Dylan one song at a time. The Dylantantes - interviews and discussions with Bob Dylan thinkers. The Bob Dylan Primer - a start to finish introduction to Dylan’s career. Search all of our Dylan podcasts by album, song, or topic. Questions or Comments? Drop us a note to [email protected].