Amos Lee and the Forest Rangers cover Bob Dylan’s “Boots Of Spanish Leather” on the latest episode of “Sons Of Anarchy.”
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Producer and writer Larry Charles (“Seinfeld,” “Curb Your Enthusiasm” and “Borat”) provides insight into Bob Dylan’s creative process during this amazing interview from the “You Made It Weird.”
Charles co-write the 2003 movie “Masked and Anonymous” with Dylan.
Rolling Stone has a good story based on this clip. Read it here.
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Some might find this silly, which it is, but it’s kinda funny too. Caricatures of Bob Dylan and Tom Waits on the cartoon, “Family Guy”:
As Bob Dylan tells it, he would let Tom Waits know in advance about the theme of an upcoming “Theme Time Radio Hour” and soon enough a cassette would arrive in the mail from Waits with the eccentric singer offering up some obscure but relevant info. Hear Waits talk about carrier pigeons, sacred body parts in rural China, the roots of the expression “baker’s dozen” and more.
Listen to Dylan and Waits:
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Ron Wood had this TV show, “The Ronnie Wood Show,” on which he played music and interviewed musicians.
Here. in 2011, he talks to Mick Hucknall and they play a bit of Bob Dylan’s ‘One Of Us Must Know (Sooner Or Later).’
Plus a clip with Wood and Paul McCartney talking about “Get Back.”
Video: Ron Wood and Mick Hucknall Sing Bob Dylan’s ‘One Of Us Must Know (Sooner Or Later)’:
Ron Wood and Paul McCartney:
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I love this version of Bob Dylan’s “It Ain’t Me, Babe.”
The great Johnny Cash and the equally great June Carter.
And another version from June 7, 1969:
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Last night Veruca Salt made their comeback appearance on ‘Conan’ performing their indie hit of 1994, “Seether.”
Check it out.
Even better news than a great reprieve of “Seether” all these years later is one of their new songs, “The Museum Of Broken Relationships,” produced by Brad Wood.
If you haven’t seen the video, what are you waiting for?
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Last night while Neil Young was over at “The Tonight Show,” the Black Keys were doing their thing on “Late Show with David Letterman.”
“Fever”:
“It’s Up To You Now”:
Plus more:
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Last night on Jimmy Fallon’s Tonight Show Beck peformed “Waking Light” and then did “Say Goodbye” for the web.
Both are from his new album, Morning Phase.
“Waking Light”:
Beck performs ~ Jimmy Fallon's Tonight Show by HumanSlinky
“Say Goodbye”:
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Last night Warpaint performed “Love Is To Die’ on “Conan.”
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Last night The Hold Steady were on “Late Night with Seth Meyers” where they performed the first song, “Spinners,” off their new album, Tooth Dreams.
The album is out March 25, 2014.
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