Identifier6799236
Created AtTue May 23 2023 23:54:00 GMT+0000 (Coordinated Universal Time)
Reference Number0000888780
Status1
Media TypeCDR-SBD
Media Count1
Sound RatingA+
Note*What a treat this recording is!!! Ive had it on analog for years and even now scoring the CDR its been difficult to stop listening to. A 20 year old Bob Dylan in a radio studio being interviewed by Cynthia Gooding and playing tunes for a show called "Folksingers Choice". Dylan's 1st album would be coming out in the upcoming months, but almost every tune he plays on this show are covers of some of his influences, Howlin' Wolf, Hank Williams, Muddy Waters etc. The performance seems as though a young Bob Dylan was chilling in your living room drinking coffee as you enjoy casual conversation and he plays incredible music. The interview is pretty fun, listening to Bob's stories and thoughts, but the music is incredible, ranging from a gritty "Fixin to Die", to a moaning "Smokestack Lighting", a folksy "Lonesome Whistle Blues", to a beautiful and sad version of "Emmit Till". Its easy to see from this recording, wether you are a die hard Dylan fan or just Bob-curious, why he took the world by storm and even now almost 40 years later is still amazing critics. My favorite part of the show is Cynthia's last question about his hat asking him if he will still wear it when he's rich & famous. You can almost hear him blush when he says "ah, I'll never be rich & famous". A must have....

1. lonesome whistle blues
2. interview
3. fixin' to die
4. interview
5. smokestack lightnin'
6. interview
7. hard travelin'
8. interview
9. death of emmett till
10. interview
11. standing on the highway
12. interview
13. roll on john
14. interview
15. stealin'
16. interview
17. long time man feel bad
18. interview
19. baby please don't go
20. interview
21. hard times in new york town

filler: ???
22. percy's song
Source Info*Cynthia Gooding Radio Show (Interviews & Tunes)
Tech Note1
Trades Allowed
Attendence0
Performance
Bob Dylan 1962-01-13 Folksingers Choice; Radio-Show, New York, NY
Set 1Lonesome Whistle Blues
Fixin’ To Die
Tell Me
Hard Travelin'
The Death Of Emmett Till
Standing On The Highway
Roll On John
Stealin’
Long Time Man Feel Bad
Baby Please Don’t Go
Hard Times In New York Town
Set 2
Set 3
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