01 – A Thousand Miles From Home
12/24/18 • 19 min
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Before television, a boy was born in springtime Minnesota. 25 years later he was the most beloved, and most reviled – pop star on the planet.
Links: Greenwich Village Folk Riot – 1961 Greenwich Village During the Beat-Nik Era Folkies Kingston Trio – Tom Dooley – 1958 Bob Dylan – Remember Me – East Orange, NJ – 1961 Dylan – First recorded concert – May 6, 1961 Bob Dylan on Oscar Brand Radio Show – November 1961
Before television, a boy was born in springtime Minnesota. 25 years later he was the most beloved, and most reviled – pop star on the planet.
Links: Greenwich Village Folk Riot – 1961 Greenwich Village During the Beat-Nik Era Folkies Kingston Trio – Tom Dooley – 1958 Bob Dylan – Remember Me – East Orange, NJ – 1961 Dylan – First recorded concert – May 6, 1961 Bob Dylan on Oscar Brand Radio Show – November 1961
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Episode links: Dylan – Talkin’ John Birch (banned by Ed Sullivan Show) Bob Dylan – North Country Blues (Newport Folk Festival 1963) Dylan on Canadian TV – Hard Rain’s A-Gonna-Fall Dylan at Newport – Mr. Tambourine Man – 1964 Bob Dylan – Blowin’ in the Wind – TV – 1963
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