THIS IS OUR FAVORITE DYLAN TRACK SO FAR! First Time Hearing Bob Dylan - Hurricane Reaction!

[@Kaddywompous]

Denzel Washington was nominated for an Oscar for his portrayal of Rubin Carter. The movie is called The Hurricane.

[@GeoffCB]

A great movie. I rewatched it recently.

[@daveyboy_]

I met the real guy Lazurus. He's a Lawyer in Canada.

[@nancy9891]

Bob Dylan received a Nobel Prize for Literature in 2016. His music has moved the collective American soul for sixty years. So many social injustices he has tried to influence through music. He has received the Presidential Medal of Freedom, 10 Grammy Awards, a Golden Globe and Academy Award. Inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame, Songwriters Hall of Fame and in 2008 he received a special citation from the Pulitzer Prize board for profound contribution on American culture and music. Dylan is a legend and poet laureate, artist with exhibited paintings that should not to be overlooked.

[@MyboogerwontSurrender]

Tangled up in blue is a good one! 😊

[@ib-rr8fw]

The single version is the one👍

[@rmacdougallaliasdogviticus]

Dylan visited Carter in prison on December 7, 1975 and the next day raised over $100,000 for Carter's defense at a Madison Square Garden concert with his Rolling Thunder Revue, which featured Joan Baez, Joni Mitchell and Roberta Flack. After they broke up in 1976 Dylan never preformed this song live again. Co written with Jacques Levy who also co-wrote most of the 'Desire' album. They took a lot of liberties with the lyrics, including most of the dialogue, which was necessary to make the song scan. Great tune. I'd suggest 'Lay, Lady, Lay' next. Cheers.

[@karensilvera6694]

Exactly! I 2nd everything you said.

[@musicairplanes4884]

There is a live version on youtube.

[@rickcain4736]

You definitely have to react to Like A Rolling Stone...not only one of Dylan's greatest songs but one of rock's greatest songs of all time

[@Mare_bear738]

Yes, agree😊

[@timmiller5012]

It’s his only good song

[@colleentrygg7376]

There’s a video of Bob singing Like a Rolling Stone with the Rolling Stones… it’s priceless…

[@foxandscout]

@@timmiller5012yes that’s why millions of people of all ages and demographics love and respect him and he still sells out shows at age 83.

[@quietwoodworking]

I love this song, but my favorite Dylan song is 'Tangled Up In Blue followed by 'Like a Rolling Stone'.

[@Mare_bear738]

Yes! Another great song! Love it.

[@denroy3]

Blue

[@Mare_bear738]

Two of my favorites too! 😊

[@jessicaleblanc-nh1yl]

This was a rebel call for people of the public to see what had been done. Rubin Carter ~ 'The Hurricane' was a middleweight boxer that was doing very well, until he stepped into that bar in N.J. ~ Things went downhill from there. He spent 20 years in jail for something he did not do. This is Bob Dylan shouting out about the injustice of this act. Rubin was hero in many ways. This song does bring enlightenment to so many. Thank you for sharing this! =)

[@pistolpete8819]

No...Ruben Carter actually admitted later in life that he did !!!

[@joeblow9374]

BS

[@tomaleshire4145]

BULL💩! A sheet and hood racist is in the chat!🤬👎SMH.😫✌️

[@Crazywater1976]

He actually was guilty. Another case of celebs taking up a BS cause.

[@caseyjones9359]

You can believe without a doubt theres one thing for certain This guy really wants it to be true.

[@danielmarshall3102]

As Canadians you will be surprised and impressed to know 2 Canadian Law Students in Toronto took up Rubin Carters case post incarceration, as a PHD Doctorate, and after investigating the details and passing their Bar Exam they took up his case for real, and got him freed based on the false testimonies etc.

[@bluebird3281]

Yes, I read about that as a grown man but as a young boy I heard this song in the early eighties and just assumed that they let Carter out after this song. I figured someone must have gone back and opened the case, Dylan made a compelling defense that I could even understand at that age and made it all rhyme so surely it must have been sorted out by the time I first heard the song. Nope it decades later he was released by the efforts the good attorneys from Canada.

[@hongfang2348]

And it rhymes with 'trigger'. Bob was an amazing lyricist and the Nobel Prize committee agrees! Dylan is the greatest singer/songwriter, maybe ever but certainly from this time period.

[@lakermd]

Nobel prize people are legit? Doubt that

[@Beatles4Sale.]

We would be remiss to not point out the awesome violin playing that is shoving those lyrics right in your face along with the drums. Just a magnificent musical effort.

[@RandyHall324]

Scarlett Rivera (whom Dylan "discovered" walking around NYC) plays it beautifully throughout the album.

[@thomasstuker2726]

Was thinking the same 😊! Wonderful violin.

[@thomasdempsey721]

Beautifully harrowing!!!

[@tomaleshire4145]

I'm 72 now but as I recall the violinist was a tall, slender woman. When she played you were captivated. I saw this tour at the Astrodome in Houston, Tx. Fantastic!🤗✌️❤️

[@bradsullivan2495]

"He ain't no Gentleman Jim" refers to 19th Century boxer James J. Corbett, who was given that nickname because he was much different from most boxers of his time, being educated and having a strong sense of fair play in the ring.

[@BobGR]

Yes that's who gentleman Jim was but the point Dylan is making is that Jim was white.

[@boki1693]

LOL, ironic that you posted this and your last name is Sullivan. One of Jim's rivals. By the way, my last name is Corbett. :)

[@willynillylive]

He was the last bear knuckle boxing champion

[@Hexon66]

@@BobGR Yes, that very much is the precise point! Less so the education and sportsmanship.

[@victorcowboywest]

BARS & BARBELLS, Great story, great song for this one I strongly suggest that you watch the 1999 movie " THE HURRICANE " staring Danzel Washington to full impact the story. This is a true story . Nice reaction 👊🏾👊🏾

[@robertzimmerman3980]

A hard rains is going to fall is and masterpiece by Dylan !!!

[@hilarymiseroy]

Always loved this song. Anything from 'Blood On The Tracks' or 'Desire'. Black Diamond Bay is a personal favourite of mine for its rhythm and quirky lyrics.

[@John_Locke_108]

All of Desire is a must listen. The record actually gets better from here. The last track, Sara, is one of my favorite Dylan tunes.

[@markhodge7]

You've said it all. Their first Dylan listen was Isis.

[@John_Locke_108]

@@markhodge7 Oh. I'll have to search for that reaction.

[@kimshaky]

i actualy bought the album just becaus of hurricane back in the seventies

[@afternoondelight-i7h]

Agree 100%

[@mike6174]

In total agreement - also love one more cup of coffee

[@ricktiberio]

Nobody can weave a story into music like Dylan.

[@markhodge7]

It was a story of the time. The story was controversial, but Bob's lyrics and language were very much "the words of the time", meaning common speech. Yes, this song made a huge difference to Rubin's eventual future. Events and conviction were 1967, with Bob's song 1975, following a 1974 -76 retrial, when it was in the news, and the song on the radio, and I was a teenage Dylan fan. Rubin was eventually released in 1985 and moved to Canada. He could have been Champion of the World! Absolute mastery of metrics and rhyming. Sliding in and out of free verse, maintaining the cadence and changing the verse length. Only one Mr. Zimmerman.

[@Kick278]

Not to mention the amazing drumming! On a Dylan song!! And loud too!

[@BLUESMAN1221]

He's a master lyricist. His song's are stories. So many of them have been covered by other artists.

[@tomaleshire4145]

I saw BOB DYLAN🔥 on the "Hurricane" tour at the Astrodome in Houston, TX. Fantastic show, fantastic cause! I was very happy to be contributing to Rubin Carter's defense fund.💯😁❤️✌️

[@pairofpints]

Masterful. Not a wasted word. The whole album is fantastic.

[@timothybush9633]

Bob is an amazing artist and he paints a picture with his lyrics

[@jasonlouis697]

Thank you, guys. I was not familiar with this song - or much of Dylan. I appreciate being brought along on the ride!

[@stevenseul361]

My favorite Bod Dylan song is Tangled Up In Blue

[@falcon215]

This song is fire, as is the whole album (IMO). Kudos to Dylan for shedding light on the situation that eventually helped Rubin Carter get a retrial which led to his eventual exoneration.

[@nikosalmpanis-ty3jt]

One of the best song of Bob🤘

[@bobblethreadgill4463]

still brings tears to my eyes, specially with current affairs in the courts now...

[@warrenhughes911]

Yessir.. Love to hear Bob tell a story!! Shakespeare with a guitar!!! yes,a true poet..unreal..!!!

[@jfabris]

“Mr. Carter was never exonerated; he was released in 1985 when a federal judge ruled there had been procedural errors during the second trial, and prosecutors decided not to try him a third time.”

[@michaelrosel1951]

My favorite Bob Dylan song is Tangeld Up In Blue.

[@stephensmith1343]

It's alright ma

[@Jeezfreek]

Hey, guys! I’ve followed you for quite some time, and always enjoy the way that you react! But I must say that this is now my absolute favorite!! This Dylan song has been one of the BEST for years! Being such a sad situation that he passionately wrote and sang about really gripped me the first time that I heard it! It’s an actual masterpiece depicting a true story! It was made into a movie in 1993 entitled, “The Hurricane” in which Denzel Washington portrayed Rubin “Hurricane” Carter! Keep those awesome reactions coming!!

[@bradsullivan2495]

Rubin ended up moving to Toronto and becoming a Canadian citizen after he was released. In 1996, he was mistakenly arrested by Toronto police who had supposedly sold drugs to an undercover officer, but was released after the mistake was realized.

[@joelliebler5690]

I believe he became an attorney in Vancouver!

[@hlawrencepowell]

Blind Willie McTell is a must-listen Bob Dylan Song.

[@Thin_Mercury]

That song is an absolute masterpiece with a stunning vocal performance

[@cameroncook3863]

Masterful and powerful tune!

[@davidhughes254]

The entire Desire album is a storytelling gem! One of Dylan's best, imho.

[@bevbevan6189]

Except Joey

[@andydavies1810]

True story guys!!!”!

[@JAMESMOORE-gq4vv]

The Live version is epic.

[@hongfang2348]

Bob was calling people out and naming names. It took guts to write and publish this song.

[@painless465]

Yes,Patty Valentine actually sued Dylan for violation of her privacy She lost

[@98armstead]

It was a work of fiction. Even Dylan distanced himself from the song after the facts come out.

[@gaz175]

@@98armstead the song is a true story , the criticism is Rubin Carters violent nature and temper isn't made known , don't mean its fiction

[@98armstead]

@@gaz175 It's "based" on a true story and performed by a gullible hippie who has never lived in the real world. It's90% fiction.

[@myrdozer]

there is NO Dispute! It's all true. Watch it!!!

[@metalmark1214]

Tells a great story and one of injustice imparted.

[@MikeWalsh-f1g]

As the Beatles raised the bar on the music, Dylan raised the bar on the lyrics for rock and roll. Another amazing one is "Like a Rolling Stone"! Great thorough reaction guys.

[@AlexGarcia-co1ec]

I heard this song for the first time as a kid, and has always loved it, even though I didn't learn the story until later in life. At first I just loved the sound of the song, and I didn't listen to or understand much of content yet at this age. It wasn't until the movie The Hurricane came out that I learned that the song was actually a true story, and I learned the full story behind it. I was blown away, and have loved the song even more. Along with the movie, which is one of my all-time favorite movies. You should definitely watch it, if you haven't already done so by now.

[@ewrekzz7360]

A favorite, of not just Bob Dylan's songs, but of all time.

[@ThistleAndSea]

I remember reading about Rubin Carter when I was a teen back in the '70's. Probably about the same time this song came out. Thanks for sharing this one. 🙂

[@christopherking4932]

Awesome video.

[@marysweeney7370]

I didn't give Bob Dylan a chance because I wasn't keen on his voice. But, I realize now that I missed out on some great songs. I also had no idea until a few years ago just how many songs of his were covered by other artists (hundreds of songs!!!). Case in point, Knocking on Heaven's Door - i had no idea that Guns and Roses were singing Dylan's song.

[@Debbie-st4nn]

Adele sang a Dylan song. Can't remember he name of it but it was one of her early ones

[@allanelliot9234]

It was make you feel my love.​@@Debbie-st4nn

[@allanelliot9234]

Dylan is the most covered single artist in history, almost 6000 covers!

[@Hexon66]

A great testament to his songwriting I think is just how many of his songs are covered by women. Adele was mentioned, but Norah Jones, Nina Simone, Patti Smith, Diana Krall and many many more.

[@JulioLeonFandinho]

Bob raging here and It gives me the chills everytime, the way he tells the outrageous story of Rubin Carter, unfiltered, crude... the best Dylan song to my taste, he never made it like this again, I don't recall him being this mad and pissed off afterwards, but I'm not a Dylan expert. Also, to reflect partially Bob's rage here, there's this line "he ain't no gentleman Jim" who is a boxing reference to James Corbett, one of the most notorious heavyweights ever and a well-known racist who lost his title against Jack Johnson, the first black boxer champion of the world.

[@Hexon66]

I'm not questioning his sincerity, but I'm not sure 'raging' is the way I'd define it. You'd have to understand, on the same album, there's an 11 minute song dedicated to mobster Crazy Joe Gallo. I think Bob is as much in his own head, playing the documentarian of contemporary culture.

[@stevekromas6804]

All absolutely true, using all three actual names of the real people involved. I'm a child of the. 50s. This was a song to raise awareness of Ruben' plight and it worked.

[@arthurrubiera8029]

Thank you for your insight on this Masterpiece of storytelling. Another Dylan song that is different and shows he will try any music type is called, “You Gotta Serve Someone“.

[@BernardHodgson]

Great reaction to a great song

[@rickwiles8835]

Dylan, truly believed Carter was wrongly accused and jailed for a murder he didn't commit. In 1974, Bello and Bradley withdrew their identifications of Carter and Artis, and these recantations were used as the basis for a motion for a new trial. Judge Samuel Larner denied the motion on December 11, saying they "lacked the ring of truth". Despite Larner's ruling, Madison Avenue advertising executive George Lois organized a campaign on Carter's behalf, increasing public support for a retrial or pardon. Boxer Muhammad Ali lent his support to the campaign (including publicly wishing Carter good luck on his appeal during his appearance on The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson in September 1973). Bob Dylan co-wrote (with Jacques Levy) and performed a song called "Hurricane" (1975), which declared that Carter was innocent. On December 7, 1975, Dylan performed the song at a concert at Trenton State Prison, where Carter was temporarily an inmate. In 1985, Carter's attorneys filed a petition for a writ of habeas corpus in federal court. Later that year, Judge H. Lee Sarokin of the United States District Court for the District of New Jersey granted the writ, noting that the prosecution had been "predicated upon an appeal to racism rather than reason, and concealment rather than disclosure", and set aside the convictions. Carter, 48 years old, was freed without bail in November 1985. Carter lived in Toronto, Ontario, where he became a Canadian citizen, and was executive director of the Association in Defence of the Wrongly Convicted (AIDWYC) from 1993 until 2005. Carter resigned when the AIDWYC declined to support Carter's protest of the appointment to a judgeship of Susan MacLean, who was the prosecutor of Canadian Guy Paul Morin, who served over eighteen years in prison for rape and murder until exonerated by DNA evidence. The Hurricane died in Toronto from Cancer on April 20, 2014 (aged 76) a free man..

[@michaelp.7893]

Great video. A+ Dylan is my favorite musical artist. My favorite song is his "Like A Rolling Stone" which is a lesson in humility for us all. For those new to Bob, I'd recommend "Tangled Up In Blue" as a good example of his storytelling prowess.

[@dogbarbill]

Want more like this from Dylan? From the "Blood on the Tracks" album, listen to "Tangled Up In Blue" and "Lily, Rosemary, and The Jack Of Hearts".

[@GRAHAMESIMPSON]

I haven't thought about the Jack of Hearts for a long time - I love that song - thanks for the reminder

[@dogbarbill]

@@GRAHAMESIMPSON Would love to see a movie made from it. Easy to visualize it in my head.

[@kevinhennessy1615]

Love This Song It's a Masterpiece as Is The Entire Desire Album, Bob Dylan Is a Musical and Lyrical Genius Other Great Tracks From Bob Worth Checking Out? One More Cup Of Coffee, Sara, Changing Of The Guards, Senor, Joey, Things Have Changed. Great Reaction 👍👏💚.

[@tombeyerlein3813]

Bob Dylan is simply the best singer-songwriter in the history of recorded music. Most casual listeners have no idea of the man's achievement. He is our Shakespeare.

[@joelliebler5690]

This is one of Bob’s best stories lyrically and musically!❤if you have not done it yet then you would love Tangled Up In Blue! In some regions and area around the U.S.A. those same prejudices by the authorities still exist!

[@captjeter2]

great song and he told it well this is a true story song

[@carlburnett5986]

You guys have to do tangled up in blue Amazing storytelling which mixes up tenses and time frames

[@gablen23]

The good thing about Dylan, that almost all of his songs are storytelling ones, and he really can tell a story! One of my favorite is "The Lonesome Death of Hattie Carroll".

[@cathyhetzel7692]

My idol! He's was the winner of the Nobel prize for Literature!

[@jmolony31]

Try Tangled up in Blue or Shelter from the Storm. Two of my favorites from Mr Dylan.

[@GregLangley-j3g]

The whole Desire album is absolutely amazing, you must listen!

[@quintondees4501]

This is my favorite by Bob Dylan

[@toolshed2ndbatt]

It was the 60’s. There was zero push back and wasn’t even mentioned by anyone.

[@Kunsoo1024]

75, but yes.

[@Thin_Mercury]

70s

[@debjorgo]

Bob debuted as a folk singer, with his great songs Blowing in the Wind, The Times They Are a-Changin' and A Hard Rain's a'Gonna Fall. Probably the most accessible Bob Dylan song is Subterranean Homesick Blues (video with the flash cards). Another favorite of mine is the studio version of Knockin' on Heaven's Door.

[@Mare_bear738]

Yes! "Blowin In The Wind", "The Times They Are A Changin", "Like A Rolling Stone" and so many others. I didn't get into Dylan till the early 1990s, but wow! after that I was a big fan! I was going deep with Dylan and loving it. I love his music/storytelling ❤.

[@hollylentz5135]

Like a rolling stone

[@K-9Films]

Love to see u guys react to "It's alright ma (I'm only bleeding)... 🙌🙌

[@robertmoraga1501]

Rubin spent the rest of his life helping others who had been wrongly jailed by forming a non-profit organization to rally to those causes. He was an articulate and gifted man. A horrible injustice to be sure. And a great tune by Thee master lyricist.

[@williamvorstelman2151]

The album: Desire. Was subtitttled, Songs of redemption. Great review. 😅

[@real_lostinthefogofwar]

The Fifth Estate did an episode on Rubin Carter, it's on the CBC News YT channel

[@bobdelp2023]

PLUS BOB REALLYYYY LOVED ( JONI'S ) EPIC 71 ALBUM ( BLUE ) SO THAT WAS SOME OF THE TANGLING! 😊

[@AzarathMetreon]

You can feel the anger bubbling underneath his voice, it’s incredible…

[@Frankincensedjb123]

Yes, GREAT Dylan tune I'm no huge Bob fan, but on this one, he's the man. As a musician of some 40 years, I've got to give a shout-out to Rob Stoner (there's a great 60s musician name) on that driving bass and Scarlet Rivera on that swirling violin, the two instruments adding to the fire of those incendiary lyrics and vocal punch. Great stuff.

[@dianedarby442]

Great reaction to a great song - statement, really. Dylan's songs tell the stories of our lives. Carter was eventually freed but, unfortunately, he couldn't be "given back the time" he'd done. As my favorite artist since the early 70s, there are so many of his songs that challenge us to open our eyes and really see what's going on. You should check out "Only a Pawn in Their Game" a song he performed at a march with MLK, Jr. and, of course, Masters of War - absolutely amazing! One of the most powerful voices against the wrongs of our society.

[@musicairplanes4884]

You should absolutely check out the live version.

[@abelhansen]

A shout to roben. R. I. P. My friend. 😢 Your store will live on forever.

[@brendanc.8019]

Young Bob singing Just a Pawn in Their Game. At the March on Washington, just two months after the murder of Medgar Evers showed the biggest stones of all.

[@MattJocks]

Historical note -- the "he ain't no Gentleman Jim" is a reference to Gentleman Jim Corbett, a famous boxer more than 100 years ago, considered a pioneer in developing boxing techniques. In terms of Carter, yes it was 60 years ago, but circumstances are not as different now as we'd like to think.

[@jeffjohnson7041]

Great song. Very powerful message. There is also a movie based on this song with Denzel Washington.

[@bradsullivan2495]

"Patty Valentine" ended up suing Dylan for invasion of privacy but it was more of a money grab for the royalties he earned from the song. She dragged out the case for seven years despite never actually winning in the courtroom.

[@gwwaz]

Back in the day I would light up a joint and listen to this song over and over again. It really bothered me. I was relieved when Rubin Carter got out.

[@ticnatz]

Scarlet Rivera is superb !!

[@rodneygriffin7666]

It takes a brave man to tell it like it is.

[@barbarakitt5948]

Gonna Have to Serve Somebody is 🔥

[@dyl-annfan6]

Dylan performed this live with same fast and furious passion and delivery. Also listen to a more sedate song "Highlands" by Dylan amazing delivery he weaves his way, effortlessly, though the story line and dialogue, on the live stage, long song too

[@TheColdrush22]

It’s a great song, but his innocence/guilt is still highly disputed. Dylan stopped performing the song after a 1976 benefit concert, and several years later said that he had “easily (maybe too easily)” trusted the boxer’s version of events. He also was not “proved innocent” (courts don’t determine that, only “not guilty” of the charges brought), nor was he exonerated. From a 2017 Daily Beast article: “Vaunted lefty journalist Jack Newfield complained that “I knew Rubin Carter, attended his fights, covered his retrial, and I didn’t see much reality on the screen,” while also stressing that the judge who vacated Carter and Artis’s two convictions did “not say they were innocent, only that their rights were trampled on.” In 2000, another New York Times writer reminded readers that “Mr. Carter was never exonerated; he was released in 1985 when a federal judge ruled there had been procedural errors during the second trial, and prosecutors decided not to try him a third time.” This distinction is important-and is one that rightfully liberated Carter from prison-but it created a “wrongful” conviction of procedure, not of evidence.”

[@richardsimpson9039]

Definitely listen to the entire Desire album. I believe a good track for you to react to from that album would be “One More Cup of Coffee”.

[@stevekake3359]

MY fave Dylan song- When I paint my masterpiece.

[@alfonslemel5745]

Ths was lke 5th phase revival Dylan: acoustic Dylan, electric Dylan, songwriting Dylan (following motorbike accident and public withdrawal). Country Dylan, Back on track Dylan - with Blood on the Tracks Album and then Desire. To give an idea of how lost most of us had thought Dylan had become since the accident Bowie sang in 1971 ""Song For Bob Dylan" (lyrically excellent but not so good musically) Oh, hear this Robert Zimmerman I wrote a song for you About a strange young man called Dylan With a voice like sand and glue His words of truthful vengeance They could pin us to the floor Brought a few more people on And put the fear in a whole lot more.... .....She'll scratch this world to pieces As she comes on like a friend But a couple of songs from your old scrapbook Could send her home again" Like a Rolling Stone from the electric era Dylan 1965 has been consistently voted his masterpiece . ‘A Hard Rain’s A-Gonna Fall’ 1963 from the acoustic era (it's chilling!) Whomever is giving you suggestions, doesn't seem to clued in on early Dylan. Given current events Masters of War from 1963 is more than relevant.

[@ozmaile7938]

If you like this style of Dylan. Try Tangled Up in Blue

[@roywallis5915]

If you enjoyed the justice aspect of this song, you could go to the beginning of his career and listen to two of my favorites: "The Times They Are A-Changin" and "Masters of War." Both have the power of "Hurricane."

[@Proud.American58]

FINALLY!!! Someone is checking this out. Desire is such a great album! I’ve always said that this is the best use of the ‘N’ word in rock music! This song let to the movie The Hurricane starring Denzel Washington. Another based on a true person is the much slower (but great) “Joey” about crazy Joe Gallo. Also, another great Dylan album is Blood on the Tracks. @bars@barbells #bars&barbells #bobdylan

[@Jude_196]

YOU'RE GONNA DIG THIS ONE!! :) ENJOY!! Hugs!!

[@j7286]

Hurricane and Isis were on the same album Desire. I suggest a visit to Tangled Up in Blue from the album Blood on the Tracks. I also am fond of Stuck Inside of Mobile With the Memphis Blues Again --- that song has been an earworm living in my brain for years.

[@Chirtopher-x4e]

He also played the harmonica throughout the song, not just the end.

[@michaellynch9550]

I see a certain movie in your future

[@patrickquinlan3056]

"Isis" and "Hurricane" are both from the album, Desire, a highpoint in his career in my view.

[@toddcoolbaugh9978]

The song Another Cup of Coffee

[@garthquapp6370]

Another song about someone falsely accused of murder was the song "Wheat Kings and Pretty Things" about David Milgard, who was accused of murder in Saskatoon Saskatchewan. Saskatoon is called the Paris of the Praries. It is actually beautiful

[@larryairgood4320]

"THE HURRICANE: (1999) the movie, starring Denzel Washington as Rubin "Hurricane" Carter, and excellent actor Rod Steiger as Judge Sarokin, is a satisfying and even uplifting movie to watch. Denzel won a Golden Globe for Best Actor. So get your dark chocolate and popcorn with ghee and have a pleasurable evening.