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chuckv97 - Posted - 04/26/2024: 23:19:08
One of Bob’s earlier efforts that didn’t make it onto the “Freewheelin’” album. Ian & Sylvia were the first to record it (they had the same manager, Albert Grossman) and it was later included in Dylan’s Greatest Hits Vol. 2 album. Elvis also put it to wax in the mid 60’s. In more recent times Nickel Creek , Chris Hillman, and A.J. Lee also recorded it.
I’m fingerpicking the D-35 and added some harmony vocals.
youtu.be/IlUS0_D9Ch0?si=Bgo2PNQp0BQKxzYU
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Edited by - chuckv97 on 04/26/2024 23:23:47
dbrooks - Posted - 04/27/2024: 04:22:06
I learned this tune shortly after I heard the version by Ian and Sylvia and have sung it for years. Your version has your signature on it and is well done.
David
chuckv97 - Posted - 04/27/2024: 08:56:43
Thank you, David,, I’ve always liked the ian & Sylvia version too
dflowers - Posted - 04/28/2024: 07:52:47
Chuck, your style really lends a lot on this song. Folk music rocks. Thanks
chuckv97 - Posted - 04/28/2024: 08:11:18
Thanks, Don. Yer comment reminded me of the song on Ian & Sylvia’s first album, “Rocks and Gravel”
youtu.be/oeQ8uo6VpXU?si=P0tCqBNLgspSyJwh
Edited by - chuckv97 on 04/28/2024 08:13:12
Paul R - Posted - 04/28/2024: 22:09:00
Yet another song you aced, Chuck. Our banjo player, Mary, does this while I sing harmony on the chorus. Love your interpretation.
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