Bob Dylan Interview | Mary Travers and Friend Radio Show 

A nice repoire, eh? Where did they keep this dog?

Quite revealing how the Hibbing, MN common kid made good so quickly and in a blink of an eye internalized the privileged perspectives of royalty. That was the image, a King, to describe one of the most naturally humble and unaffected artists to emerge from the salt of the earth 'hoods of those island boroughs of NYC. Richie Havens kept doing benefits (and not those in stadiums, but high school auditoriums for local organizers like Middle East Childrens' Alliance in Berkeley) without ever accepting the trapped perspectives of "stardom," not even by local attention and what L. Cohen called the "corruptions" of show biz where the touring "star" or "attraction" is treated like royalty for being part of the Distraction Industry. Blessings upon Richie Havens and Mary Travers' souls (Arlo Guthrie & family too) and they are a blessing and antidote to those who remain tethered to gravity and the rest of US. A balm for those who keep their presence and works in our midst instead of being errand boys and girls to the feudal lords manufactured like Coca Cola and napalm in our hollowed out cornucopia of another normalized homelessness nation. Where our invading armed forces that get all of our surplus funds goes to displace others and where the military code of the Marines is "We leave none of our own behind on the battlefield..." Mitch Ritter\Paradigm Sifters, Code Shifters, PsalmSong Chasers Lay-Low Studios, Ore-Wa (Refuge of Atonement Seekers) Media Discussion List\Looksee

agreed

what a stupid senseless word 'troll' is

@@w1lf1ewoo shut up troll.

Lol

@@w1lf1ewoo but oddly enough, it works!

And then you woke up and found it was all just a dream.

It IS not a gift when he Gers royalties for it

@@raissatang1146 What are you talking about ?

What year

@@codydavidyates72 1975

It’s a conversation between friends. Usually turns out to be more interesting 🤔

You're right. She made it about herself, first rule of interviewing broken.

@@shanemcnally2069 She's a poet, he's a picker.

@@Axeyard You're being absurd. She's not a poet. He is. Are you just trying to be contrary?

You need help. Esp. with spelling.

1975, probably.

"The future doesn't exist." In that case, everything in the universe would have to be re-created, instant by instant. That would be a very poor design. The future already exists and the past does not evaporate: "What exists is now, all at once, one and continuous." (Parmenides of Elea).

I agree wiyh that a 1000 prrcent.

Mary made sure he knew she writes "poetry." He'd already heard it once and it's not like he was suffering from early-onset dementia. "Philosophy" was another dead-end remark.

Thomas Price my bday

1975 or so...

Your a fake ! Your not his number one fan cause I am lol

Is that you Kathy Bates?

@@broken1394 duuuhhh it was a joke.

People rarely bother to include dates, which are essential.

She was so hip and cool

It isn’t.

Yes it does.

Sure it does. Just tired.

there is no real bob dylan

April 20th, 1975: pastdaily.com/2014/11/01/a-word-or-two-from-bob-dylan-and-mary-travers-1975-past-daily-pop-chronicles/

It’s not him.

@@subyron yes, it is.

@John Osman spot on.

the tape is playing back slightly too slow, maybe 2% slower than it should be

P P & M were wonderful

Mary was so naturally hip and she and P P put Dylan on the map adding beauty to His early ballads

I'd say that there is good dialogue quality between them and I'd identify that as good interviewmanship. She doesn't try to skewer him with annoying questions like some do or foist some BS agenda.

Your not a great yt conmentor.

the tape is playing slow

Haha. But you’re right. Is not Dylan.

@@subyron sounds exactly like bob dylan....why do you think it's not?

It was me playing Bob. I was a 3rd rate comedian in Southern California back then and did a pretty good Dylan impersonation. They hired me for this gig. Not bad huh?

I grew up loving the sound of her voice, singing, not phony intellectualizing like she does here.

It’s her radio show... She’s a real writer too

@@jakezonis17 it's her show and he's her guest. Ask him a question, don't tell him.

Can you xplane?

It sounds extra deep because that's how they made Radio sound back then, it lowered Dylans voice making it sound different, he did speak with a higher pitch truth be told. It is Bob speaking.

the tape is playing back too slow by about 2%

@@donccarlos9794 the tape is playing back too slow by about 2%

Keep in mind he's going through a divorce and custody battle for his kids at this time!

'babe, no, no no....'

Tis though 😁

the tape is playing back too slow by about 2%

It is. Recorded slow.

she was part of Peter Paul & Mary. she's kind of a major player too, in the folk world. they went way back together.

@@lancejohnson127 I don’t remember making that comment or viewing this clip as it was 2 years ago but I can tell you that NOBODY is in Bob Dylan’s stratosphere regarding songwriting or his impact on popular music . So if some lady from a hit pop act from the 60’s is comparing herself in any fashion to Dylan , I stand by my comment. Bob was leaps and bounds more and influential than any of em . Even the Beatles and Jerry Garcia were star struck by Bob in the 60’s… same with Johnny Cash and probably even Elvis . So the nice lady from Peter Paul and Mary may have been FABULOUS in her day, if she compared herself to Bob , I stand by my statement. And no I’m not a mellinial .

She talks way to much. I wanted to hear what Dylan had to say not her.

Never knew drugs made you talk more nasal never affected me that way when I done any.

@@mrjasondylan Ever had your sinuses swell up from snorting heroin?

Who gives a fuck? Not all drugs are debilitating.

@@RicArmstrong Never. On either count.

Who do you believe it is ? It sounds EXACTLY like Bob Dylan . He’s just talking normal .

@@zoomonkeydotcom2005 Paul’s an atheist,so...you know that’s just how goes with that kind “most of the time”-Bob Dylan (Notice paul’s lack of capitalizing Bob’s name,...paul’s a waste of Cocaine.)

Somehow it sounds like an imposter

@@karlmehltretter2677 Or a false Prophet. Sincerely, 30+ Pairs of Purple Nike Cortez Sneakers

?????

I ll reply to myself.It s obviously Bobby. Where must my head have been at!

in the seventies and sixties, this is how bob sounded.. this is bob actually going along with the interviewer. great stuff

@@jayham____fromgeorgia has this recording been lowered in pitch ?

Sounds like him to me.

This is Cocaine Bob

Sure sounds like Dylan, always with that slight midwestern Minnesota inflection.

He has no patience for tiresome topics and stuff he's heard a hundred times already. He had stuff to do, you know. He often talks about "wasting time." He knew that time was the limiting factor to everything.

Then you're just not familiar with his voice. That's him. I'd recognize it anywhere.