Talkin' Dylan with Andy and Renee

#10 As they continue to probe the question “What Was He Thinking?” our hosts turn their attention to the songs Bob recorded but left off albums. In part One of this inquiry we hear a Dylanfest performance of “Up to Me” and a live studio performance of “Abandoned love”.

Welcome to the 9 th   installment of “Talkin’ Bob Dylan” In the last few weeks,  A &R  have poked some fun at our Nobel Laureate for how little he performs some of his greatest works.  They even invented an algorithm called OCO to illustrate the conundrum.  Today, you’re going to be able to sit back and hear a live performance by Dave Crossland  of a masterpiece  that Bob has  never played live.  Andy & Renee are the producers of Dylanfest which is held every May in the Los Angeles area. In addition to their love of Bob Dylan we have 15 CDs including 9 CDs of our original songs.  You can buy their music and find out where they're playing at our website which is   www.andyandrenee.com .

#8 What Was He Thinking? Andy & Renee take a break this week from the “types of Bob Dylan songs” discussion from the previous few weeks. They're calling these next few podcasts “What Was He Thinking?" Why doesn’t he play so many of his great songs live more often? They even invented an algorithm called OCO to illustrate the conundrum. Andy & Renee are the producers of Dylanfest which is held every May in the Los Angeles area. In addition to their love of Bob Dylan we have 15 CDs including 9 CDs of our original songs. You can buy their music and find out where they're playing at our website which is www.andyandrenee.com.

#7 The Songs of Bob Dylan #12 and 35: Black Diamond Bay” Andy and Renee discuss the song as a piece of black humor and throw other interpretations under the bus. We hear a live Hard Rain version from Dylanfest 2009 in its entirety. .

#6 The Songs of Bob Dylan #12 and 35: Lay Down Your Weary Tune Part Two.  Andy has to finish up this discussion by himself since Renee has split town. Some interesting discussion of Chimes of Freedom and much development and speculation on the pre-eminence of Bob’s inner mental landscape.