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Bob Dylan in Live Performance

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In this chapter, comparisons are made between studio and live performances of individual Bob Dylan songs that may be heard on his officially released albums. Songs discussed in detail are “You’re a Big Girl Now,” “Don’t Think Twice, It’s All Right,” “Just like a Woman,” “All along the Watchtower,” and “I Shall Be Released.” It emerges that Dylan is a restless, continuously creative artist, many of whose songs remain works-in-progress for him as he reconsiders, reshapes, and reinvents them over the course of a decades-long career as a live performer.
University of Illinois Press
Title: Bob Dylan in Live Performance
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In this chapter, comparisons are made between studio and live performances of individual Bob Dylan songs that may be heard on his officially released albums.
Songs discussed in detail are “You’re a Big Girl Now,” “Don’t Think Twice, It’s All Right,” “Just like a Woman,” “All along the Watchtower,” and “I Shall Be Released.
” It emerges that Dylan is a restless, continuously creative artist, many of whose songs remain works-in-progress for him as he reconsiders, reshapes, and reinvents them over the course of a decades-long career as a live performer.

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