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Has this frightening evil song by Bob Dylan (recorded in 1977 after the divorce with Sara) ever been bootleged? Has anyb

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    Archived from the IMDb Discussion Forums — Bob Dylan


    Rookieme — 15 years ago(July 05, 2010 03:10 PM)

    Has this frightening evil song by Bob Dylan (recorded in 1977 after the divorce with Sara) ever been bootleged? Has anybody ever heard it or even read the lyrics? It's been 33 years now and nobody has yet to mention it except for the ones that Bob played it to when they came to visit him that year, namely Steven Soles and T-Bone Burnett.
    Soles told in an interview by Howard Sounes that Bob played them a set of songs that was like the continuation of Blood on the Tracks. The Bob and Sara tale, but on the angry side of that conflict and with the love torn out. One of these songs that particulary scared Soles was I'm Cold which gave him chills to his bones as he put it.

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      streetlegal — 15 years ago(July 06, 2010 09:50 AM)

      I'm almost certain that song has never been bootlegged and I've never read the lyrics. I'm going to get Clinton Heylin's latest book-second volume of his chronological discussion of Dylan's songs, Cli5b4nton usually claims to have heard/seen lyrics that no one else has so perhaps he has some information on thie song.

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        Rookieme — 15 years ago(July 06, 2010 11:17 AM)

        Thanks for the tip! I'll try to find me his latest volume aswell.

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          Rookieme — 15 years ago(December 08, 2010 10:02 AM)

          Saddly I must confirm that Clinton Heylins book Still On The Road didn't provide any answer to the question. Heck! It contains even less information of the song than the article I read. It seems that only Dylan himself may have a tape of this per111cformance and the chance of it's survival is very slim. Slim because Bob is known for being one of the least nostalgic people in the business.

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            StevePiriczki — 10 years ago(July 03, 2015 01:13 AM)

            I've heard Stephen Stills also attended that session.

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