Thank you for that. So many things: In tears again reading and going over history and occurrences. When I listened to Rough and Rowdy I cried most of the way through. It sounded to me like a swan song but then look, yes, he’s out on the road again. Age 14, 1969, his songs were the only songs of my solo performances at Catholic school and then Catholic high school. I wasn’t as original as you to put any spin on. In these dark times when I just want to turn away from current events, your writings make me feel again and remember.
Another great read! Had no clue that it’s Fiona Apple on keys- how cool is that? And the whole schitck about 1963 , and Dylan’s Lee Harvey O moment- talk about bizzare Americana! Sure is an eye opener , all this, another Bob conundrum . I’ll listen to Rough n Rowdy again and immerse myself in Dylania…. Thanks
And stuck inside of Mobile with the Memphis blues again. Again, wonderful writing David Made me recall being 16 the beautiful girl with jet black hair we canoed lake waccabuc and climbed a cliff to bask on the warm rock. And will forever.
Thank you for that. So many things: In tears again reading and going over history and occurrences. When I listened to Rough and Rowdy I cried most of the way through. It sounded to me like a swan song but then look, yes, he’s out on the road again. Age 14, 1969, his songs were the only songs of my solo performances at Catholic school and then Catholic high school. I wasn’t as original as you to put any spin on. In these dark times when I just want to turn away from current events, your writings make me feel again and remember.
Thank you so much, Ann. This means a lot.
Another great read! Had no clue that it’s Fiona Apple on keys- how cool is that? And the whole schitck about 1963 , and Dylan’s Lee Harvey O moment- talk about bizzare Americana! Sure is an eye opener , all this, another Bob conundrum . I’ll listen to Rough n Rowdy again and immerse myself in Dylania…. Thanks
Thank you for reading me—and so generously
Looking forward to your next offering!
And stuck inside of Mobile with the Memphis blues again. Again, wonderful writing David Made me recall being 16 the beautiful girl with jet black hair we canoed lake waccabuc and climbed a cliff to bask on the warm rock. And will forever.
Loved it, David. Thank you. Fiona!!!! I had no idea. Thanks again for the illumination.
Thank you, Brian. I have an assignment to interview Andy. Is there still time for you?
Sure!
excellent