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Papo
Couldn't they've come up with something funny in the window/ television.
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triceratops
Dylan was 23 when he did this? Anyone have a more accurate age on him? What were you doing at age 23? What was I doing at 23 that could compare? The Rolling Stones were also as young when they set out to conquer the UK and America. None of the above had college edumacations. They just went out there and did it!! Of course Western economies were better and could support such bohemian and rebellious efforts and pursuits
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triceratops
Dylan was 23 when he did this? Anyone have a more accurate age on him? What were you doing at age 23? What was I doing at 23 that could compare? The Rolling Stones were also as young when they set out to conquer the UK and America. None of the above had college edumacations. They just went out there and did it!! Of course Western economies were better and could support such bohemian and rebellious efforts and pursuits
He was 20. It was recorded on 25 April 1962. a month before Bob turned 21.
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Glam Descendant
"Rocks And Gravel" is included on a CD titled THE FREEWHEELIN' OUTTAKES which is a bootleg but it was so professionally produced that it fooled Amazon into listing it for a period earlier this year (and I bought a copy, knowing full well that it was a boot). There's enough FREEWHEELIN'- era outtakes to warrant an Bootleg Series release sometime in the future. AFAIK the studio version of "Talkin' John Birch Paranoid Blues" has yet to see an official re-release, and it's not on that boot. Live versions and demos have been released but I don't think any of those was the recording on the first pressing of FREEWHEELIN'.