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The Whole Wide World is watching
The best of the web
by Martin Stein
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1. Heading For Another Jaunt - Dylan's March 2004 USA tour dates have been announced (www.bobdylan.com/live/) 2. Caribbean Wind-Up - 'Blowin' in the Wind: A Reggae Tribute to Bob Dylan' (CD 153.056, 2003) has been released. The tracks and artists are:
3. Cover-Down - An extensive database of song covers by and of Dylan can be found at www.coversproject.com/artist/Bob+Dylan 4. Advertising Signs That Con - A local edition ("Cornere del Veneto") of the major Italian newspaper ("II Corriere della Sera") says that Bob Dylan is in Venice to play a role in a spot. The article says that Dylan landed in Venice Saturday and spent all the day in the Gritti Hotel (on the Canal Grande). He got out just to play his role in the advertisement, shot in an ancient palace. He was the only male in a cast composed by top models. The article didn't say what kind of advertisement it was. 5. Belle Isle - A new book Bob Dylan In The British Isles (ISBN: 0-9546897-0-4) is to be published in January 2004. The book costs £15 + £5 p&p from Steve Butterworth, 95 Tenterfields, Great Dunmow, Essex CM6 1HJ. 6. Precious Memories - Bob Dylan has finally completed the first part of his long-awaited memoirs. Dylan initially delivered 30,000 words, but his publishers, Simon & Schuster, understandably thought this a trifle short. The singer has now doubled the word count. The first of three volumes will relate his time in the early 1960s, traipsing around New York clubs, listening and then composing. 7. Play A Song For Me - An excellent interactive online database of Bob Dylan performances covering an astonishing 2174 concerts, 37674 songs performed, can be found at http://db.dylantree.com/ 8. Maybe Someday - The UK release date of the Don't Look Back DVD is now 4th September 2004. 9. Greasy Kid's Stuff - Buoyed by a plentiful supply of Coca-Cola, Wotsits and Jammie Dodgers, Gabrielle (six), Ben (six), Holly (seven), Beth (seven), Benjamin (seven) and Sophie (six) - all friends from Rokesly infant school in Crouch End, north London - were willing guinea pigs in our experiment to discover if children could enjoy crusty old rock music. As well as gauging their opinions we tested their endurance by allowing them to stop the song when they became bored and posed the all-important question: is this better than Busted?
Bob Dylan: Like A Rolling
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