Yes I think you’re right.

Some folks don’t like that Robbie Robertson included The Band songs and used some overdubbing on the 1975 release but I like that release better than the more recently released “complete” tapes. But I am weird.

Thank you!

Great choices, Tony!

@CalicoSilver I think that To Ramona has some of Dylan's best advice for any young person.

I hear ya!! ;-)

@CalicoSilver I've been watching the show on and off. Now that I know the way Danny's dad was I'm focused on black and blue marks on Danny. I haven't seen any but I took note to swelling on the right side of his face on different episodes. His dad must of been left handed? Jerk!

Yeah I saw that. It was great. Thanks.

I am not sure if I have ever seen that movie or not. Thanks for reminding me of it.

@CalicoSilver I wasn't sure either, I had to look it up. 1999. It showed a lot I didn't know about like Danny's dad was jealous and would beat Danny. The cast took turns inviting Danny to their houses over the weekend. That way they knew he wouldn't show up on Monday morning with a black eye. True story.

Indeed, John. For quite some time after this CD set was released it was kept on repeat in my player. It is an amazing live document indeed. Thanks. Jeff

Thank you, Scott. I really appreciate your comment. Yes, these are some very enjoyable albums even after all these years. I do hear them with a bit of bittersweet feeling since David Cassidy passed too early, but I will always be happy that I am not too “hip” to know well-produced and well-recorded sunshine pop when I hear it. Love it! Cheers. Jeff

Thanks for this recommendation, David. I’m not familiar with Greep but I will be happy to have a listen to this album. Cheers! Jeff

@ awesome, I hope you enjoy it!

Sometimes I love this album and other times I don't like it. It is a weird album for me. But there are some tracks that will always be favorites. And I just like these years when Dylan seemed to be actually happy because it comes across in the music.

I understand why most fans do not like this album. I grew up with it and it is nostalgic for me so I like it. Plus I like when Dylan doesn't take himself so seriously all of the time. Haha!

Thanks! I very much appreciate your kind and helpful comment. Cheers. Jeff

Thanks again. But don’t feel rushed to watch these videos all at once. I think I will leave them up for a while. Comments like yours prompt me to do so. 👍

This video is the perfect example of why I am sometimes tempted to delete some of these videos, because this album is one of my favorite Dylan albums now. Not so much when I made this video.

Thanks, John. Comments like yours are precisely what have encouraged me to keep this channel alive. Thanks for the encouragement. As for the "50" thing, I was probably referring to a video(s) that I posted regarding 50 favorite albums. I occasionally post something like that just for fun but I don't leave them up for too long. I'll likely do another such video again in the not-too-distant future. Frivolous and temporary silliness, but fun.

Thanks.

Hello John. Thanks for saying hello. I started this channel 6 years ago with the intention of showing appreciation for Dylan albums and songs, and I have more than completed that goal here. I don’t plan on posting any more Dylan-related videos because I have pretty much said all I wanted to say (and much more….too much, in fact…haha!). Thanks again for your comments. Jeff

@CalicoSilver hi Jeff,thanks for the reply, I will do my best,I was watching your videos album by album as I went along again, so am at blonde on blonde at the moment, I hope you can leave them on for a while longer so I can get through them😳,I look forward to watching more, many thanks John

Sorry but I took it down. I got tired of annoying complaints by the music theory nerds. I only posted it to answer a question for a friend; it was not intended to be a lesson in theory. Sorry.

@CalicoSilver ach that's a shame, I was going to show it to a friend to try and explain Todd chords and our beloved Pretzel Logic changes 😥 Thanks for replying, please keep making your videos 👍

Yes I once posted a fake advertisement of a Dylan Bootleg Series album of “The Worst of Bob Dylan”. But I took it down after it served its purpose (rather silly).

@CalicoSilver 🤣

Yes. The song was first recorded by Kenny Rogers & The First Edition’s album “The Ballad of Calico”.

@CalicoSilver I'm not familiar with Kenny's version but I love the MMM album Geronimos Caddilac!

Yes, ol’ Neil was my favorite artist during the ‘70s and those albums he put out that decade are still marvelous to me.

Thank you for your kind comment. I appreciate it. As for Dylan books, there are so many to choose from. But the only one I really care to still own is his book of lyrics. To me, they say all I need to know about Bob Dylan.

@CalicoSilver thank you. I'm sharing your content with my friends. Please do keep uploading. I've listened to your music too. Amazing! Thank you once again.🙏🏻

Thanks!

@@CalicoSilverhave ever considered making a video putting Jan in the context of early to mid-1970s fusion? Especially compared to other guitarists (Larry Coryell, John McLaughlin, Allan Holdsworth, Al Di Meola, etc)? That would be one amazing video.

Thanks. I think I removed the video The Hapless Child. Yes it is a marvelous album. My video primarily told the story of how hard and expensive it was for me to obtain the CD back in 1990, but it was worth every penny.

Thank you. I really appreciate it!

Glad to meet other instant-fans of Trout Mask Replica! Thanks for commenting. 👍

Thanks. I might consider doing that. 👍

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