The previously reported, previously unreleased Dylan cut “Dreamin’ Of You” gets a video today, featuring the eminently IMDBable Harry Dean Stanton in the role of old guy rifling through Dylan detritus. The track was set to tape during 1997′s Lanois-assisted Time Out Of Mind sessions, and its sepia-tinted blues is a fine fit for Harry’s weathered, craggy face and roadtripping. Bob himself only appears in fragments of archival footage, but his presence being elusive and shape shifting is very much the point.
“Dreamin’ Of You” appears on Bob’s Tell Tale Signs: The Bootleg Series Vol. 8, out 10/7.
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I don’t want no commies in my car. No Christians either.
craggly is not a word, craggy is
Dylan is amazing! His way of using English has a tool in a divine, magical, mixture of notes, has & always continue to delight and astound his peers and simple fans!
For shame, on the individual caught up in a word. Craggly, craggly, craggly by any other word, would sound as sweet! Par example, ain’t!!!
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