Bill and Tony had so much fun at the movies with “A Complete Unknown”, but are happy to be back with the first album review show of the season. The Bob Dylan trend continues with a move from the big screen to the record store for a deep dive into Dylan’s classic, “Highway 61 Revisited”. There is plenty of room in the back of the “Buick 6”, and Bill and Tony have no “secrets to conceal”. Don’t worry - that’s an Acme slide whistle you hear behind you - not a police siren. Why not join Bill and Tony as they seek to discover: “How does it feel?”. We invite you on another excellent music adventure with Bill and Tony!
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How Bob Dylan Made Rock History on ‘Highway 61 Revisited’: click here
'Is It Rolling, Bob?': Remembering Producer Bob Johnston: click here
The story of Elston Gunnn, Bob Dylan’s unknown alter-ego: click here
Behind the Meaning of “Ballad of a Thin Man” by Bob Dylan: click here
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