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your enthusiasm makes me want to revisit this, and I'm down for an official release of more tapes
― corrs unplugged, Saturday, 9 December 2023 03:03 (four months ago) link
three weeks pass...
Should mention, Roger McGuinn makes a guest appearance for "Chimes of Freedom" during the encore, then later George Harrison pops in for a guest appearance.
― birdistheword, Thursday, 4 January 2024 05:32 (three months ago) link
(Should also mention the sound on the camera close to the stage is abysmal.)
Awhile back there was a discussion on Dylan's heavy drinking during the '80s and I think I was trying to remember where it was well documented. I just stumbled on this paragraph from Clinton Heylin's bio:
By 1987, his drinking had again begun to get the better of him and when Kurt Loder arrived in Jerusalem on September 7 to interview him for a special twentieth-anniversary issue of Rolling Stone, he proceeded to sit through the interview drinking Kamikazes like they were Kool-Aid. Two days after he predicted tomorrow might be his dying day, an almost totally incoherent Dylan fell out of his chair after a hotel piano jam had found him hamming it up on ‘You’ve Got a Friend’ and ‘I Left My Heart in San Francisco.’ He was consuming up to four Kamikazes or, later on the tour, Kahlúa, cream, and cognac, before each show. That he could even stand some nights qualified as some kind of achievement. Journalists at the shows couldn’t resist commenting on his shuffling demeanor, referring to his new image as the death-mask look.
― birdistheword, Thursday, 4 January 2024 06:10 (three months ago) link
Reminds me of a scene in a Tony Tyler book where an intoxicated Dylan, backstage in '66, pours so much cream or sugar into his coffee that it overflows onto the floor.
― Halfway there but for you, Thursday, 4 January 2024 17:42 (three months ago) link
two months pass...