BOB DYLAN: "Don't Start Me Talking" and "Jokerman" [DAVID LETTERMAN 1984]

[@tomryan4968]

This is my favorite live performance ever, period. The harmonica problem just made it better.

[@LondonView-q4x]

Really Did you miss "before the flood"

[@DavidKernerMusic]

I was watching - "I can't believe he handed Bob the wrong harmonica". That guy has a story to tell his kids.

[@surfwriter8461]

You must not have seen many good live performances.

[@patnevins3991]

Legendary….the most raw rock and roll performance ever on live tv. Jokerman ranks at the top.

[@robertwinkelbauer3244]

Nö

[@classygary]

It’s raw but awfully sloppy.

[@royfreeranger]

let's hear ur sorryass

[@josephballerini3730]

Dylan on SNL doing his gospel stuff was incredible too.

[@albertcaruso]

That's Right After Beatles on Sullivan . All Fun

[@Daddo1]

The greatest 8 minutes in rock and roll

[@robertwiesler381]

Absolutely true And certainly a million times better than his Live Aid appearance one year later (and I say that being the biggest Stones fan on this planet)

[@ChrisC-ei2kc]

@@robertwiesler381 WAYYYYYY overrated pop star.

[@robertwiesler381]

@@ChrisC-ei2kc yeah sure Lol🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@keithalcock7173]

Dylan was never a “Pop Star”. He had only 1 number one on the charts and it wasn’t a pop song(Like A Rolling Stone) His song “I want You” was sort a pop song but barely cracked the top 40. His influence was global and the Naysayers were always around and still are but his influence and popularity remain. The “POP” Fans never did like him or else were indifferent to him.

[@bobbiesavitz6466]

He’s a magician. How has he been so good for so long. Long live Bob Dylan

[@vickiehs9893]

Agree! Love him!

[@david-pb4bi]

He sold his soul so we didn’t have to.

[@jcripp7974]

People are putting this down but this is so rock n roll its refreshing. Not slick and polished and boring and predictable. Bob always had a good helping of punk in him. Listen to the Hard Rain album. And if you wanted to hear Jokerman like the record, well, listen to the record. Thisvis what rock n roll is and should be. Spontaneous and on the edge. This was gloriously sloppy and straight up rock n roll. Dont like it? Go back to sleep

[@brainscott8198]

Love the way the band keeps plugging along whilst Dylan is looking for his harp. Talk about spontaneous and on the edge!...lol

[@jitsroller]

Somebody handed him the wrong key harmonica took a second to get the right harp in hand. The rest like you say was raw rock.

[@subyron]

You got it right. It’s tight. It’s rock and roll. It’s high school. It’s what he came from and it’s great.

[@jasfan8247]

Right on. There is interview where this drummers explain they went through 100 songs in rehearsal the other day and still Bob just did a song they hadn't heard before! Insane🥜

[@robertmcmanus9185]

Hey jc Ripp.... perfect analysis. So glad I meandered here.

[@mysteriousplankton]

This is exactly what Rock is all about. It's not pristine but rather something raw wild and sweaty. It makes you want to stop and pay attention to it.

[@UncleDansVintageVinyl]

One of Dylan's best backing bands. Man, that's some beautifully tough music.

[@51tomtomtom]

mmmmhhhh ?????? The loudest : YES !

[@miguelangelmiotamorillas9849]

La ostia el number 1

[@kasiii7533]

The Plugz

[@peterkoulouris8900]

Not even close. Best backup band was and will always be, The Band.

[@UncleDansVintageVinyl]

@@peterkoulouris8900 You reading ability is poor. I wrote, "One of Dylan's best backing bands." I didn't write "Dylan's best backing band." But apparently you just want to complain. Have fun doing that.

[@franciscolinhares8624]

Bob is Folk, is Rock, is Soul, is Punk, is Gospel...BOB IS MUSIC!

[@TaAviram]

This is something like a 2nd Newport 65'. Shocking for live audiences. Never seen him play and move like this. And surround by a young band with a new-wave appearance.

[@danielstoddart]

That's why he should have toured with this band, it would have been revolutionary. "The voice of a generation" backed by an Los Angeles Chicano punk band and heading into a New Wave direction.

[@nyclub8090]

...Yeah, take THAT Mr. Yarrow & Seeger - and you too Ms.Gilbert!!...👍🙏

[@thirteenthnile3536]

From the book "Bob Dylan in the Big Apple" by K. G. Miles: "Keith Richards once said, ‘the title of World’s Greatest Rock n’ Roll Band doesn’t belong to a single act, it tends to move from band to band on any given night’. For one magical night on 22 March 1984 in New York City, Carlos, Tony, J J and Bob were that band."

[@wendyanne5894]

Indeed they were!

[@PaulDakin-u7b]

Best quality video I've seen of a truly incredible performance--wonderfully ragged, sloppy, and powerful! One of my favorite Dylan performances. I only wish that Bob and The Plugz had recorded more together.

[@speakingvolumes8277]

Daniel Romano did it for us! kzbin.info/www/bejne/q6LIlqWFhrGHZ8Usi=wq1ak1F79dgxzcnw

[@kenpat40]

“Don’t start me taking “ is a blues song by Sonny Boy Williamson. Paired with “Jokerman” it’s a inside joke on Letterman.

[@meerkat7406]

"Infidels" is such a great album. Thanks Bob!!

[@Gurci28]

2:55

[@MrThermostatic]

It's a fine piece of work.

[@octagonseventynine1253]

It’s underrated.

[@francie2915]

Infidels and Street Legal two of my all time favorites, been listening to him since 1962-3.

[@aguanteflema]

i'm 40 years old... i hope in 3 years i could look half as cool as this bob dylan

[@Roger-se1zm]

Those folks who didn't like Dylan's 80s . Well, that's too bad for them.

[@EdKazO-Vision]

@@Roger-se1zm it’ll be our secret shhh

[@StephenEgertonMusic]

Absolutely great! What a choice to have The Plugs as his band. He should have recorded and toured with them.

[@renatojrreside268]

Even the problem with the missing harmonica was perfect as it prolonged this classic....

[@classygary]

It wasn’t missing he just grabbed the wrong key @ first e.g. the wrong one in fact judging by this lame ass performance I can’t even determine if he ever found the right one . I love my Bob but I’ll never pretend that this was a great performance certainly not just to appear and sound hip . This is a train wreck that only he could get away with .

[@MarvinMonroe]

​@classygary they had the wrong one set out for him and had to search for the correct. And I love this performance, of course cuz it's Bob Edit: and honestly, if you can't tell that the harmonica solo is in the correct key then you've got a bad ear for music

[@brainscott8198]

Tight little band...drummer killin' it. Kinda reminds me a little of when Dylan took another bunch of unknown kids from Canada and backed him on his 1965 England and U S tour including the infamous Newport Jazz Festival and Bob went electric causing ppl to freakout. That tight, little band turned out to be...The Band.

[@lewisc215]

Rubbish

[@7bridgesroad7]

The Band didn't back him at Newport 65, that was the Paul Butterfield Blues Band, with Al Kooper in attendance.

[@wendyanne5894]

The drummer caught my attention too. Yep. He does good. I enjoyed this drummer.

[@Jack-2day]

That drummer was none other than Charlie Quintana. You may recognize some bands he solidified with his monster talent.. The Plugz, Joan Osborne, The Cruzado’s, Izzy Stradlin, Social Distortion. And oh ya, Bob asked him to tour with him which he did. Cheers

[@georgelorimer6335]

Glorious ❤

[@vajrasiddhi]

Straight out of the great American Songbook as some vaudevillian character. Heck, he IS the Great American Songbook. The maestro of the awkward and unexpected who confounds everyone and punctuates every zeitgeist of our times. Love this man. 40 years later and he's still going strong, creating masterpieces-a gift that never stops giving. Plus the man's been punk since long before punk become one of nonconformity's nicknames.

[@mondoenterprises6710]

This was the era and album Infidels that got me hooked on Dylan. Knopfler, Mick Taylor, Sly and Robbie for sidemen. What could possibly go wrong? Nothing!

[@forgiven21801]

2

[@benkleschinsky]

Everything from Blood On Tracks and on is absolute masterpiece.

[@thomasfredjackson1115]

@@dcr9233 who 🙄?

[@roydagger]

The second song they played here really impressed me. Bob's singing too!

[@toledosweatequitypainting7441]

Where is Mark kno f ler in this? Fun just like one of Bob's liv e jobs.

[@jamesbueker11]

I saw Willy Nelson at 88. God thank your for preserving these gifted geniuses for us mortal fools to enjoy

[@ElizabethElliott-uz1ht]

Such a beautiful man, still playing 2024, and still wonderful Bob Dylan ❤️ Elizabeth

[@tyg715]

He has never done a single damn talk show interview even though he has been one of the best . I wish he had. Imagine if he does now.

[@valueofnothing2487]

This is the voice of my generation.

[@davidkarr4632]

a rare appearance for Bob Dylan on a live TV show...He looked and sounded good..He doesn't play the same way as he does on his records...Thanks for sharing it. 🎶👌😎

[@brad5065]

Imagine if he had his own television special like Elvis?😮

[@morethinkingneeded2112]

"I think of myself more as a song and dance man." -Bob Dylan 1965

[@valeriebrown9947]

I love this quote - partially cuz that's what I always referred to him as

[@stuartdavid8493]

Ironic when he can neither sing nor dance 😂

[@wendyanne5894]

💕💕💕

[@wendyanne5894]

💕💕💕

[@GD-rd6ig]

This performance was clearly Bob telling the world: my gospel music phase is over.

[@angelobranford1029]

There was another song played on the show in between these two: License To Kill.

[@sledzeppelin]

Bob's oft-overlooked new wave period.

[@beaubryant8381]

with rolled up jacket sleeves, skinny tie, loafers, the whole outfit to match!

[@humanbeing8068]

@@beaubryant8381 with the way he stands and moves while playing and how tight those pants are, he’d fit in the clash

[@chrisghiardi117]

Dolls cover too!

[@kevincurtin1458]

Bob doing a great impression of Bob

[@jacksonmorganfroghin4815]

I've been a huge fan of Mister Dylan ever since 1963. But this particular night I would like to have heard something from Blonde on Blonde or "Go away from my window leave at your own chosen speed..." Or Nashville Skyline. But he likes to do the new stuff from the new album.... I get that! He's still the world's best living poet, no matter what. Thank you for all the great music, Bob and the other guys.

[@FactsRFearless]

exactly what I was thinking

[@wendyanne5894]

That's ok. Wow!

[@hebrewenglishbibleread9941]

Thanks! It's been said many times before, but bears repeating: he should have taken these guys on the road in '84.

[@dcr9233]

Nevermind

[@peterburlin8198]

Well I really dont think this would work as well on a big arena stage. That lead guitarist is very raw for example. But I get you, if id sound anything like Jokerman here, id but the tickets

[@Jack-2day]

He took the one who mattered most, the drummer Charlie Quintana 👍

[@theimperialcrowns]

I think maybe, after a few more gigs, these guys may have gotten into becoming a real cool groovy little band for sure. Not ready for the big arenas, correct… not at this point right away anyway. But maybe for a smaller type tour possibly. There are so many “what ifs” here certainly. But then again, so what right? Ha! And you are right ​​⁠​​⁠@peterburlin8198. That quirky guitar player was pretty damn raw in those days. Fortunately I think he’s still raw & quirky, and he’s also gotten a little smoother at it all too, if I do say so myself. It’s also kinda wild to still be talking about this one sliver of a live moment 40 years ago inside the huge musical output of Bob Dylan. Seems there must have been some impact achieved by it, like it or not. Such is life at its best imho. ~ JJ Holiday PS - Yes, Charlie Quintana was always a great drummer & human being. Loved him. RIP 💔

[@jacoblott1617]

​​@theimperialcrowns Holy shit, you ARE the guitarist we are seeing to the right (or, stage left) of Bob Dylan in this video... How are people just skating over this? BRAVO!!!!! You farking killed it that night, and had me absolutely bouncing in the driver's seat of my Corolla just now. What a thrill this had to be for even one night! How did you come to meet and play for Dylan? Do you and your current band still perform? I loved every sound I heard come out of your guitar during this performance, like Keith Richards with a bit different more a touch different melodic sensibility and some other ingredient that i cant put my finger on. You would've been sharp as a tack just a few gigs in, as is this is a hell of a statement to make on a live TV broadcast. You're a living legend, and I tip my hat to you, sir. To anyone that doesn't understand what a great job this sideman guitarist JJ Holiday did for this show under such pressure hasn't stepped foot on many stages, if any! Thats a BIG responsibility, accompanying that larger than life lebel of an artist. You deserve KUDOS, love and acknowledgment. JJ Holiday, y'all!

[@donaldbutcher1260]

Sounds like a garage band from my old neighborhood.

[@letsif]

So, so good. Bob is putting everything into this performance and the backup band is perfect. Too bad this was the only time they played with the master.

[@fmulhare]

The Plugz

[@MrThermostatic]

He obviously didn't know half the lyrics to "Don't Start Me Talking" and is just spewing out gibberish, but it just adds to the looseness and spontaneity of the performance.

[@rogerobyrne5308]

They never even rehearsed this song

[@wendyanne5894]

I'm sure they'll never forget and the memory will last them forever!

[@Jack-2day]

Not entirely true, Charlie Quintana (the drummer) was asked by Bob to come on road with him & did!

[@bardofely]

A brilliant performance I am very glad I just stumbled upon. Bob was rocking here like never before! His backing band brought an awesome energy to his songs!

[@fritzcat6198]

He’s got some quirky moves. I just love Bobby!

[@mrkeith6479]

Why anyone would put that down is beyond me, it’s about the most exciting live rock music I’ve ever seen.

[@juicethreetwo]

The Doors of Perception. I saw them live one of my birthdays sat right up front but they only played about a 40 minute set. But they were great. Their music and lyrics hold up better than almost anything from the sixties! Brilliant!

[@thinncrispyy9570]

7:59 if you pause it right there looks like he's sitting down and sixteen again. i love this guy my favourite musician on the planet. got to see him live in 2013 i think it was in Toronto at the Americanarama festival. he was like 62 but still so good

[@angiliquedavison]

Bob had the perfect voice for his music, it doesn't work for to many other artists to sing his songs, imagine if he had a voice like Barry Manilow or others, he would never had the career or impact on music and society. love this live performance one of his best

[@llewellynGS1]

Great to see Bob rocking. Love the improvised nature of it. Thats what its about.

[@herbertwells8757]

He was rocking his head back and forth, if that’s what you mean. He certainly wasn’t cooking, as they used to say.

[@jpaulsteadman]

Dylan!!! A true eccentric!!! Not many of them around any more…😢

[@privatepenguin3137]

Great performance! Ah yes...I remember the bassist, Tony Marsico, from Matthew Sweet's band in the 90s.

[@PaulIsaacT.PowerPoet-so1gh]

So so so good, pure rock and Roll, and his voice is sublime!

[@oppothumbs1]

Dylan goes Rock and Roll and electric! for the second time after Newport '63, I like it.

[@octagonseventynine1253]

His first ever single Mixed Up Confusion was electric lol

[@wesk.2924]

Sonny Boy Williamson! A legend covering another.

[@T11639]

Sensational. I can't think of a greater live TV performance than this. What a shame we only got one of these on Springtime in New York. Fancy Bob starting a talk show appearance, where he doesn't actually talk, with Don't Start me Talking? What a genius.

[@locandro1]

AT 1:08 you can glimpse Bob's inner Chuck Berry, and I love it.

[@Dan_Frechette_Songwriter]

There's nothing better than hungry musicians paired with a legend.

[@EdKazO-Vision]

Well said.

[@gtrjay55]

This sounds good,dang it, Dylan's having fun. I like the band he's got too.I want Dylan to have fun.🙏😷🎶🎵❗👀

[@jeanettelillo-stenberg9880]

Yeah,me to like it a lot when i watch him heving a good time. Have seen him enouph totally sad.

[@SuperUpgrades]

Yeah! He’s being a joker, man

[@SportyOtterPop]

This life-long fan just loves seeing Bob so lively! Thank you for sharing! HeeHee, even coolER vibe that it happened on Letterman! :-D

[@EdKazO-Vision]

There is an awkward beauty about it. I love it.

[@SportyOtterPop]

I do agree. I have seen him live much less present and "giving" as he is there.

[@SportyOtterPop]

Any longer-term fan knows he's cantankerous, but makes him no less brilliant.

[@SportyOtterPop]

But Letterman knew how to reach people who are "real", so there's that. I do think he's responding to Dave's vibe.

[@basilfomeen9995]

Dylan in typical form strumming the guitar during the introduction, walking off camera, barely answering Dave, playing the wrong harmonica..😆 The polar opposite of one of the usual polished musicians you see up there.

[@GD-rd6ig]

Punk Rocker

[@johnhersov7402]

He just marches to his own drummer- always has and always will. Doesn't like playing " the showbiz game" but Dave L is a well documented fan even if part of the establishment.

[@constancelena]

❤ gotta love Dylan! I've been a fan for many decades

[@vickiehs9893]

Love this man! 💜💕

[@spactick]

I hate to admit it but I've always loved the way Robert just seems to 'wing it' no matter what the hell is going on. And it all just seems to work some how

[@mohammedhanif6780]

we're only allowed to call him Uncle Bob.

[@herbertwells8757]

No, it obviously did not work. It’s just that no one dares to admit because he’s Bob Dylan (except of course he’s not Bib Dylan-he’s Bobby Zimmerman, pathological plagiarist and pathological liar).

[@spactick]

@@herbertwells8757 Somehow I sense your not one of his fan Herbert, correct? plagiarist? how so? examples please. I will admit that this song Jokerman seems to sound a lot like Billy Joel's Mr. Pianoman

[@PeterDaltrey]

What a great little band...rockin...!

[@greengiant3815]

Dylan can truly Rock .. what a cool musician.....

[@stp1649]

Alright Bob one of a kind

[@ElizabethElliott-uz1ht]

It's his destiny, Bob Dylan ❤️ his music and life, Elizabeth

[@dennissult6191]

Dylan playing straight Rock nRoll,no folk-rock.Dylan is great no matter what he does.it seems to work...

[@EdKazO-Vision]

One could almost say Dylan is the first punk.

[@wilsonpsj100]

Genius ! He is a master in doing great diferente versions of the same song...,This is rocknroll !

[@jamesbueker11]

Wow. Fantastic rendition. He’s on his game. Wow!

[@AJMACDONALDuntilwedance]

Thanx Bob for the rebirth...

[@ayobmedz]

I never fully appreciated Dylan until I very recently saw these few songs with the Plugz, and the footage is like a Rosetta stone for a guy who grew up on punk rock...it all makes sense now

[@dragonstaye4557]

I always loved David Letterman, too. He was the best host ever.

[@knowmusicman157]

he had a great ear for good music

[@curtismoff]

couldnt touch Carson

[@jim78us1]

@@knowmusicman157 Warren Zevon

[@UmoyaFilm]

6.27 Roadie gave him the wrong harp (wrong key) Bob just takes it in his stride, hangs about until the right one arrives and then carries on. No sweat..

[@soldtobediers]

Yepper! Ain't another musical hall of fame Swinging Dick would ever dare display that amount of Non Cha·lance... much less pull it off!

[@ronj9448]

The roadie on another copy of this on youtube tells the whole story. Worth a search.

[@andrewmair7371]

Surprised he didn’t just go on with the right key harp in pocket 🤷🏻 It’s no weight to carry … I know it’s Bob, but a tad superfluous to have a roadie hand you a harp… esp considering the result -

[@herbertwells8757]

I’m not sure he ever got the right one. That…um…solo…was gloriously out of tune and completely devoid of musical content.

[@DavidStewart-v5e]

when Dylan started making appearances on shows like this he lost my attention. However, I am glad to see this after all these years if only to prove I was correct in not wasting my time back then.

[@326cher]

Love you with all my heart, Bobby!!!❤❤❤❤

[@Johnbryan0]

Keeping one step ahead of the persecutor within

[@mario7frankielee]

live music in tv 📺 unthinkable these days too risky especially with a guy like this

[@franleadon686]

So on fire in 1984 and yet so blah when I saw him two years later at RFK Stadium.

[@zen9571]

My daughter and I saw Dylan together🎶we agree... best concert for us both🎶mesmerizing⭐

[@justinherbert9146]

The Plugz are the backing band - Bobby rehearsed with them briefly and then did this performance on the Letterman show -- after the show -- Bobby never saw them ever again.

[@EdKazO-Vision]

That's our Bob!

[@avanti6058]

I wish I could be left out like those guys.

[@Jack-2day]

False, he took the drummer lol

[@klmullins65]

Bobʻs alot better a guitar player than most people think! His early solo acoustic albums always featured great picking, and on electric guitar, Bob can really blend with, and play off of another guitarist. I saw him a few times with G.E. Smith on guitar, and they always meshed together like theyʻd played together for years, but they were also so unpolished and spontaneous, the band would huddle together after each number, like they were saying “what do you wanna play next??” God bless Bob Dylan, live forever.

[@BillyNines1]

Interesting performance...

[@brainscott8198]

I'll bet these kids were like "Pinch me, I'm playin' on Letterman with Bob freakin' Dylan!!!" First song definitely got a "Highway 61" feels to it...diggin' on it.

[@marktruslow1376]

The Cruzados. Two of them anyway. Or the Plugz.

[@wendyanne5894]

Bobby certainly deserves these accolades wherever he goes. Being complimented sincerely by the host that invited him on his show, is way up there in complimenting him.

[@jefkupieters3429]

First time I saw Dylan was a few months later in Rotterdam. Still wish he took this band with him. This is great!!

That was great!!

[@karengrimes980]

Don't start me talking... how far you want me to go back?

[@acemacgruber6593]

This is similar to when Bob went electric at Newport, raw rock and roll. Excellent.

[@bandicoot5412]

Some people have a light around them

[@wendyanne5894]

The man with his voice and his harp voice.

[@rsavage42]

Fantastic rock performance.

[@diannepymble-ward7167]

Excellent performance! Wish I’d been there.

[@black1582]

Same old off key yeeaaaaa, yet somehow this guy my Elvis!

[@wh023]

Bob was more punk than any other mohawk, leather jacket-wearing punksters of the 80s.

[@morbidmanmusic]

Lol, no

[@davidbreitkopf3603]

Got to love the mess-up with the harmonica on Jokerman. A live performance baby, and the boys just keep banging away until Dylan gets the right harp. Very raw and punk!

[@herbertwells8757]

The boys just banging away? Why couldn’t one of them cover for him by taking a solo? The entire band looked idiotic.

[@josephballerini3730]

I remember at the end of this Letterman asked Dylan to do this nightly and it caught him off guard and he laughed.

[@vickiehs9893]

Love that man’s style! He’s awesome! 💕

[@robertwiesler381]

Absolutely fantastic The backing band ROCKS😊

[@marieholland8868]

"Mr Dylan and the band...you'll be back..." Bob: "Ok" (cracks me up how he points up in agreement after his simple answer!)

[@EdKazO-Vision]

Bob is the King of Awkward. That’s why we love him.

[@marieholland8868]

@@EdKazO-Vision Yeah, he has often looked shy in interviews, he just can't hide it. 'Awkward' is a perfect way to describe him!

[@mohammedhanif6780]

truly bonkers glory

[@maggiebryan2355]

Love this

[@acemacgruber6593]

These live versions are better than the record. Bob should’ve rocked a tour with this band.

[@swinkles]

Repeatedly challenged himself to grow as an artist and go outside his comfort zone.

[@johnrichardson1917]

In the Pantheon of Great Theme Time shows this is Top 5!

[@joanschooley5160]

Real nice contrast to the studio Jokerman, both great. Never heard the first one, pure blues and Bob has more blues songs than most blues artists!

[@ElizabethElliott-uz1ht]

So great, thank you, Elizabeth ❤️

[@leotreible4464]

The real deal right here....awesome

[@pproddavid]

Arthur morreu em.paz com Deus. Em 1973 com 14 anos vi NYD pela TV e virei um seguidor em todos os sentidos, acho antes que Arthur me aproximei de Deus e cessei com a autodestruição, assistindo o video dessa homenagem a Arthur fiquei muito feliz , ele se tornou um Santo dos Últimos Dias assim como eu , conhecidos também como Mórmons.

[@knowmusicman157]

excellent. Keith Richards son on lead guitar

[@curtismoff]

never knew that

[@knowmusicman157]

@@curtismoff it's a comparison. He's not really his son. But looks and plays like him. Telecaster too.

[@theimperialcrowns]

@knowmusicman157 - Thanks! I’ll take that as a compliment. 😊🎉 ~ JJ

[@knowmusicman157]

​@@theimperialcrownsthank you sir. It's a real honor to get to hear from you. These David Letterman videos of your band with Bob Dylan are legendary. I've been in the music business 55 years. Take care.

[@uncletommy4391]

Daniel Romano recorded the entire Infidels album as how he thought it would have sounded had Bob recorded the album with this band. How cool is that?

[@leecowan5283]

Dont start me talkin ill tell you everything i know....what a line!