Sunday on August 13, at 8pm/7c on A&E Biography! "Relive the moments nobody can remember". Beginning with a two-hour Bob Dylan Special, and hosted by "Harry Smith".

*Sunday: Dylan
Monday: David Crosbey
Tuesday: Hendrix
Wensday: Janis Joplin
Thursday: Mick Jagger
Friday: Sam Phillips



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No dissapointments here. Being a two hour special, the first 1/2 was best. I was surprized to hear of "Levon Helm" explaining what it was like, when Bob went thru his "Booing period"! Dylan could of cared less. Levon said ya man, like my feelings were hurt, but Dylan stuck it out and the booing would eventually stop. After that Levon would dig the respect, that, they had to go thru, to get it! (Rb's take)

*Second 1/2 is the tale of a man gone. The many phases, the drugs and bad reviews. Yet non-the-less Bob Dylan. Say no more. The religious trip, he soon got over..In my opinion not soon enough, yet we got a few good songs. I like "Serve Somebody" and the song "Three Angels" and "Father of Night" off the Album "New Morning". Last 10 minute's focus on the "Time out of Mind" and that's his best yet. (In Rb's opinion)

*first 1/2 lots of still photo's of Woody
"New Morning" was way before his religious trip. Those are my kind of healing songs, but not the "Saved" type.

** Every shifting in the wind, brings a good man back again. Settle me down in my dreams tonight, tommorro's another day, to blow my blue's away.

*ADG*

David Crosbey, trust you all saw it. Janis is later this week. Nathen thought up a songs, for singers thing. I like it. Maybe we could get Sara Lee to do a cover song. I'm thinking Janis. Anything off pearl?