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Hey, I like that!

Charlie Sexton was the guitarist in Bob's band at that time.

Ha Ha! Brown Sugar meets Highway 61. Excellent.

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Charlie Sexton was the guitarist in Bob's band at that time.

And Larry Campbell.

Charlie Sexton circa 1984.........



ROCKMAN

It's good although Dylan's voice can't carry it at all.

JumpingKentFlash

Re Rock's photo...yum yum.

That sucks!

I saw Dylan perform this song three nights in a row at the Wiltern in Los Angeles in mid-October 2002. Dylan broke out this song earlier that month, and I'm certain I had been tracking his set lists so I don't recall being surprised by Brown Sugar. (On Nov. 4, I saw Brown Sugar performed a fourth time at the Wiltern, by the Stones themselves.)

Dylan was performing a lot of cover songs on that leg of the Never-Ending Tour, including songs by Warren Zevon. I understand that Zevon himself was in the audience at one of the Wiltern shows.

My feet are planted firmly in the Dylan-can-do-no-wrong camp. When I hear people criticize the man, I listen and smile, and I think of the opening lines of the fourth verse of The Times They Are A-Changin'.



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I liked Dylans Brown Sugar cover very much.

Mostly because of Sextons guitarplaying - and as a drummer: I like the drumming too.
I had this particular version on boot before (with shrieking woman at the beginning).

Now, - anyone know whether there is another/ better version somewhere?!



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Dylan's drummer is George Recile, who's played w/Keith ("You Win Again" on TIMELESS). Alas, I never saw him perform BS (that tour came nowhere near me) but have enjoyed the recordings I've heard.

I did see him play "Not Fade Away" once though! : )

Although I don't like this version very much, I would have loved to be there

Ever hear Bob doing Springsteen's "Dancing in the Dark" ? He did it at Toad's Place. It was a 3hr + show. I think it was around 1990. My analog boots are packed away somewhere to give the eact date.

I remember when George Recile was recording with Stavin' Chain in New Orleans. And then a few years later he's with Dylan at Jazz Fest. Pretty cool. One hell of a drummer.

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Ever hear Bob doing Springsteen's "Dancing in the Dark" ? He did it at Toad's Place. It was a 3hr + show. I think it was around 1990. My analog boots are packed away somewhere to give the eact date.

12th January 1990. He played eight sets that night, of around 40-50 minutes each.

bob is AWESOME,bob is ROCK and ROLL.BOB DYLAN is the MAN !!!!!!!!!!!!!

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Gazza

12th January 1990. He played eight sets that night, of around 40-50 minutes each.

Eight Sets ? That's hard work - hats off.

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Dylan's drummer is George Recile, who's played w/Keith ("You Win Again" on TIMELESS). Alas, I never saw him perform BS (that tour came nowhere near me) but have enjoyed the recordings I've heard.

I did see him play "Not Fade Away" once though! : )

George Recile also played on the Marsha Hansen recording. He must be a crony of Keith's.

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My feet are planted firmly in the Dylan-can-do-no-wrong camp. When I hear people criticize the man, I listen and smile, and I think of the opening lines of the fourth verse of The Times They Are A-Changin'.

Come mothers and fathers
Throughout the land
And don't criticize
What you can't understand

Is that it?

I ain't no big fan of Dylan at all. Sure he's made quite a few good songs, but it's not THAT good. He is not in the same league as either Stones, Beatles or Bowie. Not at all. I'd rank him alongside Lou Reed. I've heard most of what the man has made, but I've ended up buying a greatest hits CD instead of his albums. I even have a hard time sitting through the entire greatest hits CD. Voice-wise he's like Robert Plant for me: I can only hear a few songs before the voice starts to annoy me.

JumpingKentFlash

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My feet are planted firmly in the Dylan-can-do-no-wrong camp. When I hear people criticize the man, I listen and smile, and I think of the opening lines of the fourth verse of The Times They Are A-Changin'.

Come mothers and fathers
Throughout the land
And don't criticize
What you can't understand

Is that it?

I ain't no big fan of Dylan at all. Sure he's made quite a few good songs, but it's not THAT good. He is not in the same league as either Stones, Beatles or Bowie. Not at all. I'd rank him alongside Lou Reed. I've heard most of what the man has made, but I've ended up buying a greatest hits CD instead of his albums. I even have a hard time sitting through the entire greatest hits CD. Voice-wise he's like Robert Plant for me: I can only hear a few songs before the voice starts to annoy me.

Aah, you are a virgin still... there is something to wait in your life then... it will chance everything when you 'got that'...

- Doxa

I wouldn't count on it Doxa. I've given Dylan many chances over the years and it still doesn't touch my heart much.

JumpingKentFlash

One of the great things about Dylan is the fact that he´s had so many different musical periods in his career. Right now I´m into his "religious" phase. Lots of good songs to be found from 1979-1981. Regarding his voice, just listen to Blood on the tracks or Desire and enjoy...

Wasn't Dylan doing a lot of brown sugar in the late 70ies?

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12th January 1990. He played eight sets that night, of around 40-50 minutes each.

Eight Sets ? That's hard work - hats off.

Yeah but he took breaks in between. The poof.

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12th January 1990. He played eight sets that night, of around 40-50 minutes each.

Eight Sets ? That's hard work - hats off.

The full Toads Place show is up on Dime right now

BOB DYLAN - Toad's Place, New Haven January 12th 1990 (Transfer From 2nd Generation Cassettes by JTT)

Bob Dylan
Toad's Place
New Haven,
Connecticut, USA
January 12th 1990

[www.dimeadozen.org]

Good/Very Good Audience Recording

(...)

Disc One: 1st Set
01. Walk A Mile In My Shoes
02. One More Cup Of Coffee
03. Rainy Day Women #12 & 35
04. Trouble No More
05. I've Been All Around This World
06. Political World
07. Where Teardrops Fall
08. Tears Of Rage
09. I Dreamed I Saw St Augustine
10. It Takes A Lot To Laugh
11. Everybody's Movin'

Disc Two: 2nd Set
01. Watching The River Flow
02. What Was It You Wanted
03. Oh Babe, It Ain't No Lie
04. Lenny Bruce
05. I Believe In You
06. Man Of Peace
07. Across The Borderline
08. Leopard-Skin Pill-Box Hat
09. All Along The Watchtower

Disc Three: 3rd Set
01. Tight Connection To My Heart
02. Political World
03. What Good Am I?
04. Wiggle Wiggle
05. Stuck Inside Of Mobile
06. Paid The Price
07. Help Me Make It Through The Night
08. Man In The Long Black Coat
09. Congratulations
10. Dancing In The Dark
11. Lonesome Whistle Blues
12. Confidential To Me
13. In The Garden
14. Everything Is Broken

Disc Four: 4th Set
01. So Long, Good Luck, And Good-bye
02. Where Teardrops Fall
03. Political World
04. Pretty Peggy-O
05. I'll Remember You
06. Key To The Highway
07. Joey
08. Lay Lady Lay
09. I Don't Believe You
10. When Did You Leave Heaven ?
11. Maggie's Farm
12. I've Been All Around This World
13. In The Pines
14. Highway 61 Revisited
15. Precious Memories
16. Like A Rolling Stone



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great pics

Dylan's "Brown" songs:

"Ballad of Hollis Brown" (The Times They Are A-Changin')
"John Brown" (MTV Unplugged)
"Sally Sue Brown" (Down in the Groove)
"Brownsville Girl" (Knocked Out Loaded)
"Brown Sugar"

He'll soon have enough for a "Brown" album!

im lovin it! any news about new Bob Dylan album maybe?