[Blows small Peruvian flute] Which one is that again?
Bob Dylan, the Paul Zollo Interview
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[Blows small Peruvian flute] Which one is that again?
Bob Dylan, the Paul Zollo Interview
Now that was a lie, that was a downright lie. Rudy Vallee being popular. What kind of people could have dug him? You know, your grandmothers and mothers. But what kind of people were they? He was so sexless. If you want to find out about those times and you listen to his music you're not going to find out anything about the times. His music was a pipedream. All escapes. There are no more escapes. If you want to find out anything that's happening now, you have to listen to the music. I don't mean the words, although "Eve of Destruction" will tell you something about it. The words are not really gonna tell it, not really. You gotta listen to the Staple Singers, Smokey and the Miracles, Martha and the Vandellas. That's scary to a lot of people. It's sex that's involved. it's not hidden. It's real. You can overdo it. It's not only sex, it's a whole beautiful feeling.
Bob Dylan • Positively Tie Dream
Bob Dylan for Spin Magazine, 1985.
Young Dylan
Dylan is really saying something of substance here. Weed out the enlightening wheat from the high-induced chaff and listen.
Bob Dylan's Fixin' to Die Cover with Cynthia Gooding, 1962.
Bob Dylan telling it like it is.