Show Notes
Ray and I sit down in the garden of the Troubadour to talk about the final shows of Bob Dylan’s Rough and Rowdy Ways World Wide Tour (2021-24) at London’s Royal Albert Hall.
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Music that appears in this episode:
All Along the Watchtower (London 12/11/24) Desolation Row (London, 12/11/24) Watching the River Flow (London, 14/11/24) Every Grain of Sand (London, 12/11/24) It’s All Over Now Baby Blue (London, 12/11/24) I Contain Multitudes (Paris, 24/10/24) My Own Version of You (London, 12/11/24) My Own Version of You (London, 14/11/24) Key West (Philosopher Pirate) (London, 14/11/24) All Along the Watchtower (London, 14/11/24) I’ve Made Up My Mind to Give Myself to You (London, 14/11/24)
Theme music by Robert Chaney
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