Re: Who's This Guy Dylan Who's Borrowing Lines From Henry Timrod? (NDC)
- From: JC Martin <jcmartin@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 14 Sep 2006 13:56:01 -0700
Gladys wrote:
Ray wrote:
But maybe you've heard his words, if you're one of the 320,000
people so far who have bought Bob Dylan's latest album, "Modern
Times," which made its debut last week at No. 1 on the Billboard
album chart.
I gave Dylans new one the once through yesterday during a somewhat long drive. I think it is mediocre at best. One song sounded like a blatant ripoff off of "Trouble No More". I found myself singing the Allmans lyrics along with Bob.
There's a couple nice grooves going down on the record from time to time, but the slow stuff, please just give me a break. Bob's no crooner, and it just sounds lame to my ear.
I liked Love and Theft, but this one's a yawner IMO...
Weird...Bob croons all over Love & Theft.
BTW, Muddy Waters actually wrote the lyrics to "Trouble No More", not the Allmans.
-JC
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