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POSITIVELY BOB: WILLIE NILE SINGS BOB DYLAN 03/01/1994 anchored by a few completed

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anchored by a few completed

the bassist Larry Clark

" which features the originator of the term "beeotch

" with its thickly interwoven vocals

believable respect ("Thinkin' bout my people murdered in the Holocaust" comes off just fine)

POSITIVELY BOB: WILLIE NILE SINGS BOB DYLAN 03/01/1994 anchored by a few completedTributee: Bob Dylan. If ever an artist didn't need a covers record, it's Bob Dylan. It's been done to death or so it would seem. Though Willie Nile comes by Dylan's influence honestly, the other side of his lineage comes from the punk and rock clubs of the Lower East Side during the late 1970s Max's Kansas City, CBGB's, et al. Nile decided to cut this record after he performed "Love Minus Zero No Limit" and ''A Hard Rain's A Gonna Fall" at a 75th

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