Highway 61 Revisited

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Call Number: 782.421 Th
On Shelf At: Downtown Library

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Downtown 2nd Floor 4-week checkout	782.421 Th	4-week checkout	On Shelf

Vegetables and death -- Out on Highway 61 : side one. The language that he used ; This song is just a riff ; You got a lotta nerve ; Gypsy Davy with a blowtorch ; When your train gets lost ; This graveyard woman ; Preoccupied with his vengeance ; You don't know what it is -- Side two. Somebody you don't have to speak to ; Kill me a son ; I do believe I've had enough ; Postcards of the hanging.

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Bob Dylan:Hwy 61 submitted by ccrose on August 9, 2019, 3:38pm This is a combo of history and on the scene stories of what was going on during the writing and recording of the album. Mark Polizzotti is a music critic who lines up Dylan’s early Bringing it all Back Home, Hwy 61, and Blonde on Blonde and explains how Hwy 61 was the album that cemented Dylan’s evolved style.
The book is written more like a scholarly dissertation than casual reading, but very short. I picked out segments that were interesting. Highway 61, by the way, is in Mississippi, the only highway out of the state and going straight north., where all the bluesmen and women packed their suitcases and went.
The song I like best on the album is “Like a Rolling Stone.”