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Don Quixote People Who Eat Quaker Quick Oats Chewy

Still the voice of a generation!

Seriously - I love the cat, but he is not without his quirks, all of which I allow him, but only some of which I feel are relevant to the music. As for the whole "roots" thing, hey - Dylan's never been a rootateer afaic. Going electric was the truest "true" move he ever made. The rest is smoke & mirrors. Especially mirrors, which he uses in equal parts to display/reflect & to hide behind. Nothing "root-y" about that at all, and so what? My sole criterion for a "good" Dylan album - is there at least one thing on it that makes me bust out laughing because I get the joke and find it funny.

Well there you have it - Bob's saying that the "modern times" are all about shameless theivery. Who knew? Still the voice of a generation!

Cinderella Rockefeller L. David Sloane Robert Q. Lewis

WHOA! A whole 'nother type of "JB SIngle"!

And yet here we are.

Al Hirt Bill Payne Rusty Gates

Peter North Lex Steele Harry Reems

Was (Not Was) The Freaks Night People

Deedles Schuur Doodles Weaver Daws Butler

Well hell dude, if you're gonna be the Voice Of A Generation, that's a lot of voices you gotta steal from.

What, no yams?

Not exactly... He's hard to miss on this one: And has a sparse but interesting recorded resume: http://www.allmusic.com/cg/amg.dll?p=amg&a...s9kebt7q7z~T40D

Yep.

The fun factor goes up a notch!

If it's Eddie Daniels on tenor from 1968, it might be a fun ride.

David Frizzell Shelly West Reba Rambo

Somebody sent me the link in an email. I was wondering the same thing about them!

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I think that Benjamin Franklin was a Founding Father of Southern Soul, that's what I think.

Nancy Sinatra Boots Randolph Ace Cannon

When the well runs dry, we know the value of water. Benjamin Franklin You don't miss your water 'til the well runs dry

The greatest record nobody's ever heard, perhaps.