Dylanisms | Podcast Mixes Celebrating Bob Dylan Cover Versions
The podcast "Dylanisms" explores an archive of 1960s Bob Dylan cover versions by various artists, including obscure garage bands. This ongoing project aims to highlight lesser-known interpretations, featuring notable tracks from well-known performers like Cher and Mae West, culminating in a one-year subscription plan for listeners.
Dylanisms | Podcast Mixes Celebrating Bob Dylan Cover Versions
"Dylanisms" is a podcast featuring a 10-song mix of Bob Dylan covers, primarily from the 1960s, highlighting both well-known and obscure artists, especially teenage garage bands. The project aims to create an extensive archive of these recordings over a one-year subscription on RSS.com, celebrating Dylan's influence in music.
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I missed #JukeboxFridayNight with the #ShowOfHands tag, but if you're thinking about music and democracy you should know about the Smothers Brothers Comedy Hour.
This was to my knowledge the first explicitly political variety show on American television, and they frequently had bits cut by the CBS censors.
Possibly the most infamous incident was when they cut this Harry Belafonte performance and instead ran an extended political ad for Richard Nixon.
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it's easy to see why Spike Lee wanted this song to the theme for his 1989 film, "Do The Right Thing." Public Enemy did their shit with this song. when comes to protest songs, this one of the best. plus, it challenges the institutional racism that black people have to deal with. https://open.spotify.com/track/1yo16b3u0lptm6Cs7lx4AD?si=0980c7275ea94022
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