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The Rolling Thunder Revue—Burlington, VT, November 8, 1975 © Ken Regan.

— ♡ Bob Dylan on a building roof with Bob Neuwirth and Tom Wilson - D.A. Pennebaker documentary 'Don’t Look Back', 1965

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they were more than friends man That’s some gay shit

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billboard july 9 1983

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May 6th, 1965 -

Alan Price tells Bob Dylan that he has left The Animals...

and i have never been the same since

#60 years ago today......#i hope d.a. pennebaker knows how much he fundamentally changed my life by inadvertently capturing this raw emotion of alan's on camera 😔#this scene..... this scene....... there is so much to say from both a filmmaking perspective AND a totally-normal-animals-fan perspective #the way pennebaker so wildly whips the camera around to catch alan's expression in that moment after bob asks the question...#sooooo reflective of alan's racing thoughts in that moment #bob's expression after the fact says everything you need to know... the way he even glares up at pennebaker briefly..... ooohhhh #bob knows that this is alan at his most vulnerable... drinks compounded with the emotion he feels after leaving the band so suddenly #the moment i saw this scene i thought to myself 'i need to know more about this alan price...'#'i need to know who specifically in the animals made that twinge of pained regret cross his face... why he's so torn up inside...'#little did i know that the person who alan was so torn up over later went on to say that the night alan left the animals was #'the worst night of his life' .... and later went on to compare their relationship to a love affair #AND that he told alan that if he left the animals then he would want to leave too.....#goooosh eric describing alan's presence in this film as 'being under bob's spell' huuurts.... I COULD GO ON AND ON AND ON ABOUT PRICE-BURDON #anyway.... i personally see this scene and alan as a whole to provide the emotional climax for the film #where the audience gets to see bob also with his guard completely and utterly down. even more so then in the savoy jam session scenes.#seeing a bit of himself in alan in that moment... his relationship with his folk roots not unlike alan's relationship with his band #i love when bob says 'i don't feel like singing' and alan immediately responds with 'you will when you get out there' aaaa #also the bit at the end where bob.2 checks on alan and he's breaking the bottle over the piano and getting all giggly again..... aaaaaA #apparently that piano is still at the newcastle city hall to this day.... i need a photo with it #thank you to bob neuwirth as always for looking after alan i can't thank you enough 🙏#pennebaker said that when the door closes at the end it's supposed to symbolize the halfway point of the film.... love that so much #dont look back #don't look back #bob dylan #alan price #bob neuwirth #classic rock #60s rock #the animals #things i said today

Bob Dylan's 17th studio album was released on 5 January 1976.

In June 1975, Dylan reconnected with Bob Neuwirth (who he'd met in 1961 and worked as Dylan's road manager until 1966) and began assembling a band for a tour (The Rolling Thunder Revue) and to record an album. Also in June, Dylan spotted Scarlet Rivera walking in Greenwich Village with a violin case and stopped and talked to her and later the two played together in Dylan's rehearsal space. That night they attended a Muddy Waters concert and Dylan announced her as the latest member of her band. Through Roger McGuinn (who would be part of the Rolling Thunder Revue), Dylan met Jacques Levy and began collaborating on songwriting together (7 of the 9 songs on Desire are co-written by Dylan and Levy).

Desire would become one of Dylan's best-selling albums, peaking at #1 in the US (#3 in the UK), where it stayed for 5 weeks, and would go on to sell more than 3 million copies worldwide.

When Dylan sold his publishing rights in 2020, Levy's estate (Levy had died in 2004) filed a lawsuit, claiming they were owed part of the $300 million sale. After several rulings, it was determined that Dylan did not owe Levy (and his estate) anymore than the original 35% royalties Levy agreed to in 1975.

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