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Bob Dylan sings Mama Said Knock You OutFeb 23 2010

From Wikipedia:

Bob Dylan has this song on his playlist for Episode 2 of The Theme Time Radio Hour, during which Dylan memorably recited a full verse of the song.

The playlist for that episode, entitled Mama, is available here. (via merlin)

Bob Dylan radio showMay 01 2008

Wait, wait, wait. Bob Dylan has a radio show? Yes, he does...on XM. From the May 2008 issue of Vanity Fair, a list of the topics, movies, recipes, music, etc. that Dylan discusses on the show.

Let me give you my recipe for a rum and Coca-Cola. Take a tall glass, put some ice in it, two fingers of Bombay rum, and a bottle of Coca-Cola. Shake it up well and go drink it in the sunshine!

In the magazine, an illustration tells the tale with a clever wink to a Dylan poster by Milton Glaser.

Bobs Dylan

Glaser on the left, yo. (via hysterical paroxysm)

Smithsonian Folkways PodcastsNov 05 2007

I've been working my way through these Folkways Podcasts for months and they're fantastic: I figure with the new Todd Haynes Dylan flick making it's way around in very slow release, you might even have a chance to catch up to the two Dylan-focused episodes by the time I'm Not There hits your part of the world.

Second trailer for the could-be-amazing I'm NotOct 18 2007

Second trailer for the could-be-amazing I'm Not There, a movie about Bob Dylan, starring Christian Bale, Heath Ledger, Cate Blanchett, and three other actors as Bob Dylan. Not very related: would any of Christian Bale's characters be any good in bed?

Who is Bob Dylan?Oct 13 2006

Who is Bob Dylan?

The difficulties of interviewing Bob Dylan. "DylanAug 30 2006

The difficulties of interviewing Bob Dylan. "Dylan is rarely concerned about sounding polite, and he says things, but he sometimes makes them up. He also contradicts himself, answers questions with questions, rambles, gets hostile, goes laconic, and generally bewilders."

1964 profile of Bob Dylan from the New Yorker.Aug 29 2006

1964 profile of Bob Dylan from the New Yorker.

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