Date: Fri, 24 May 2002 21:08:44 -0600 From: "James Thurgood" Subject: Bob Dylan
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Peter K. wrote:
Singer-songwriter, guitar and harmonica player Bob Dylan was born on this day in 1941. Regardless of anybody's opinion of his musical abilities, Dylan is the undisputed leader of the the Folk music movement that emerged in the early 1960's. It should be noted that Dylan's first recordings were as a session harmonica player, recording with Carolyn Hester, Harry Belafonte, Big Joe Williams and others.
- - A short time ago, I heard on the radio a recording of a female folky-type from Texas circa 1960, done in NYC - with a 19-year-old Bob Dylan playing a kind of mountain chunka-chunka thing on harp - I thought it was pretty decent playing, especially for a young guy, and nothing like the kind of sound we associate with him. Has anyone else heard any of that early studio stuff? Any comments?
- - Thurgood
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Peter K. wrote:
Singer-songwriter, guitar and harmonica player Bob Dylan was born on this day in 1941. Regardless of anybody's opinion of his musical abilities, Dylan is the undisputed leader of the the Folk music movement that emerged in the early 1960's. It should be noted that Dylan's first recordings were as a session harmonica player, recording with Carolyn Hester, Harry Belafonte, Big Joe Williams and others.
- A short time ago, I heard on the radio a recording of a female folky-type from Texas circa 1960, done in NYC - with a 19-year-old Bob Dylan playing a kind of mountain chunka-chunka thing on harp - I thought it was pretty decent playing, especially for a young guy, and nothing like the kind of sound we associate with him. Has anyone else heard any of that early studio stuff? Any comments?
