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Praise for Sid Griffin's other book in this series, "Million Dollar Bash"
"If you don't have the bootlegs in full already, Griffin's sharp, witty analysis and articulate passion will get you hunting." "Rolling Stone"
"Griffin tells a thorough, entertaining tale in a style that's part conversation, part journalism, part heroically detailed liner-note." "Mojo"
"A working musician's sensibility is just what's been needed to bring clarity to this much-mythologized musical encounter." "American Songwriter"
"Page-turning stuff." "Dirty Linen"
"Admirably forensic detail." "Q"
"300+ pages of densely-researched and intelligently opinionated Basement Tape unravelling." "Shindig!"
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"If you don't have the bootlegs in full already, Griffin's sharp, witty analysis and articulate passion will get you hunting." "Rolling Stone"
"Griffin tells a thorough, entertaining tale in a style that's part conversation, part journalism, part heroically detailed liner-note." "Mojo"
"A working musician's sensibility is just what's been needed to bring clarity to this much-mythologized musical encounter." "American Songwriter"
"Page-turning stuff." "Dirty Linen"
"Admirably forensic detail." "Q"
"300+ pages of densely-researched and intelligently opinionated Basement Tape unravelling." "Shindig!"
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Kurzbeschreibung
In fall 1975 and spring 1976 Bob Dylan led a travelling retinue of musicians around America on the two legs of the Rolling Thunder tour. Along for the ride were Joan Baez, Roger McGuinn, Ramblin' Jack Elliott, David Blue, Kinky Friedman, T-Bone Burnett, Allen Ginsberg, Sam Sheppard, Mick Ronson and dozens more musicians, friends, family and hangers-on. The circus was documented in the film "Renaldo and Clara", the live album "Hard Rain" and a TV concert special of the same name, while in between the two legs of the tour Dylan released the classic Desire album. It is this period of heightened creativity and personal drama that Dylan authority, author and musician Sid Griffin, examines in "Shelter From The Storm".
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Shelter From The Storm...a terrific read!
19. Juli 2010
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Once again, noted author (and fine musician in his own right), Sid Griffin, has delivered another gripping take on the curious but celebrated Rolling Thunder Revue, Bob Dylan's brief but historic journey with his traveling music troupe back in 1975/1976. Sid has a knack for telling the tale as if he and the reader were right there on the bus and on the various stages in the Northeast US, Florida and Colorado with such luminaries as Joan Baez, Ramblin' Jack Elliott, Roger McGuinn, Mick Ronson and the rest of Dylan's rag-tag gypsy gang. It is factual and well-researched and is another jewel in the Jawbone Press collection, as was Sid's previous novel Million Dollar Bash about Dylan, The Band and The Basement Tapes. I HIGHLY recommend this book as a fascinating artifact of the times and yet another critical glimpse into the life of one of the most gifted, yet enigmatic poets and musicians of our generation. Included are revelatory takes on Dylan's strange and spooky Renaldo & Clara movie and the two (different) US and Japanese Hard Rain televison specials during that brief period. You will not be disappointed and Shelter From The Storm would make a wonderful gift for the Bob-ophile in your life!
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Another great read from Sid Griffin
19. Juli 2010
Format:Taschenbuch
Sid Griffin writes with the assuredness of the quintessential insider and yet with a smart and folksy angle that illuminates where the spotlights don't shine. He spares no-one - praiseworthy or otherwise - while maintaining an audacious objectivity. Neither party-liner nor mudslinger I can only surmise to say that if Mark Twain was alive today and writing about Bob Dylan (which I'm sure he would be) this would be that book. Great read and a wonderful companion to Million Dollar Bash.
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26. Februar 2011
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On a purely personal level, I am indebted to this book. In it the author recounts the entire concert that took place in Toronto's Maple Leaf Gardens, on December 4, 1975. It was the first time I ever saw Bob Dylan. However, as far as being the authorative account of the Rolling Thunder Review, it falls a bit short, reaching the 'red zone,' but failing to cross the goal-line. It's biggest credit, in my view, is avoiding the more gossipy aspects of the tour, and focusing on the music. It's biggest failing, again in my view, is a maddening lack of clarification on some matters. For instance, the author claims that not all of the songs on the "Hard Rain" album were recorded at Fort Collins, Colorado, but, instead, at Fort Worth Texas. He clearly identifies two out of three of these songs. He also could have cleared-up a question that exists about the different versions of the song "Stuck Inside Of Mobile With The Memphis Blues Again" that were released on the "Hard Rain" album and as the b-side of the "Rita May" 45-RPM single: was the time difference an edit, or were they recorded at different shows? I realise that this is nit-picking, but explains the football metaphors I used above. Overall, this was a highly enjoyable read, and should be very welcome by those who love the Mojo Magazine stories about Bob Dylan. I found it hard to put down, and easy to pick up again. It is a welcome addition to my vast library about Bob Dylan, and will serve well as a source of reference. The revelation about the background singing on the "Hard Rain" album alone was quite enticing and entertaining, causing me to listen to the album very closely afterwards. It also made me play the Rolling Thunder Review Bootleg Series CDs, and helped me relive those heady times.
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