I’m walking through these summer nights jukebox playing low yesterday everything was going too fast today it’s moving too slow I got no place left to turn I got nothing left to burn don’t know if I saw you If I would kiss you or kill you It probably doesn't matter to you anyhow

Bob Dylan talking about how Meade Lux Lewis was one of the kings of the honky-tonk piano, and like a lot of the great piano players he used his rocking left hand to imitate the rhythm of the trains on the tracks. — Theme Time Radio Hour — Trains Painting by Bob Dylan Bob Dylan

Bob Dylan Bob Dylan talking about the first time he heard Woody Guthrie — “..and then it all came together for me” — 1984 interview with Bert Kleinman & Artie Mogul.

Let the wind blow low let the wind blow high — part one

With no direction home like a complete unknown like a rolling stone ... — Bob Dylan. Like a Rolling Stone Brixton, London 25 November, 2003.

These looks from Bob... Like a Rolling Stone. Brixton, London. 25th November, 2003.

Red River Shore. Tell Tale Signs. I think must be up there with my most listened to Bob songs over the last ten years or so. If I ever am travelling somewhere and realise maybe I don't have many songs with me downloaded -- I will quickly download Tell Tale Signs.

Bob Dylan and his band at the end of the Brixton, London 2003 show.

Coming August 1: Emma Swift graciously chatted with me about her new album, her work, and covering Dylan. It was a lovely way to spend and afternoon. Thank you, Emma.

One time a thousand nights ago part one.

Bob Dylan — Trail of the Buffalo The Hague, Netherlands 10th June, 1989 (video) —

..traitor joe playing in London a couple of nights ago

Jokerman, Brixton 2003, (part two)