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Seven Days: Oct 16-22 (The Week in Bob Dylan News)

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  • Dylan’s Use of ‘Imatatio’ to Write Songs (The Conversation)
    • A literary technique/practice of emulating, adaptating, reworking and enriching a source text by an earlier author.
  • Peace, Love, and Tears of Rage (Flagging Down The Double E’s)
    • “For the only time ever, (Dylan and Costello) did a duet on “Tears of Rage.” No band, just the two of them. I believe it marks the last time Dylan played acoustic guitar on the concert stage too.”
  • Why Dylan Changes His Songs (Untold Dylan)
    • “But it is important to realise just how recent this notion of a fixed, definitive version of music is.”
  • Man In The Long Black Coat Pt5 (Pt.6)(Untold Dylan)
    • “Dylan opens the last verse of his 1989 “Man In The Long Black Coat” with There’s smoke on the water, and a scenario in which it escapes him that he is quoting Deep Purple is extremely unlikely.”

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  • NEW Bob Dylan Book: The Philosophy of Modern Song – (NOV 1st)
  • Ralph Falco – No One To Meet: Imitation and Originality in Songs of Bob Dylan (Oct 18)
  • Greil Marcus – Folk Music Bob Dylan Biography – (Oct 11)
  • Jochen Markhorst – Crossing The Rubicon (Sept 17)
  • Emma Swift US Dates –  Nov 2-16

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