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  1. 🎼 🎶 🎸 🎙️ ❣️ 👏 👏 👏

    THE STAPLE SINGERS featuring POPS STAPLES "GREAT DAY" 1963

    youtube.com/watch?v=Ocz0Cn2NMwc #music #StapleSingers

  2. 🎼 🎶 🎸 🎙️ ❣️ 👏 👏 👏

    THE STAPLE SINGERS featuring POPS STAPLES "GREAT DAY" 1963

    youtube.com/watch?v=Ocz0Cn2NMwc #music #StapleSingers

  3. 🎼 🎶 🎸 🎙️ ❣️ 👏 👏 👏

    THE STAPLE SINGERS featuring POPS STAPLES "GREAT DAY" 1963

    youtube.com/watch?v=Ocz0Cn2NMwc #music #StapleSingers

  4. 🎼 🎶 🎸 🎙️ ❣️ 👏 👏 👏

    THE STAPLE SINGERS featuring POPS STAPLES "GREAT DAY" 1963

    youtube.com/watch?v=Ocz0Cn2NMwc #music #StapleSingers

  5. 🎼 🎶 🎸 🎙️ ❣️ 👏 👏 👏

    THE STAPLE SINGERS featuring POPS STAPLES "GREAT DAY" 1963

    youtube.com/watch?v=Ocz0Cn2NMwc #music #StapleSingers

  6. 🎼 🎶 🎸 🎙️ ❣️ The Staple Singers - Respect Yourself (Live WattStax 1972)

    youtube.com/watch?v=TTXSVCpvrCE #music #StapleSingers #Mavis

  7. 🎼 🎶 🎸 🎙️ ❣️ The Staple Singers - Respect Yourself (Live WattStax 1972)

    youtube.com/watch?v=TTXSVCpvrCE #music #StapleSingers #Mavis

  8. 🎼 🎶 🎸 🎙️ ❣️ The Staple Singers - Respect Yourself (Live WattStax 1972)

    youtube.com/watch?v=TTXSVCpvrCE #music #StapleSingers #Mavis

  9. 🎼 🎶 🎸 🎙️ ❣️ The Staple Singers - Respect Yourself (Live WattStax 1972)

    youtube.com/watch?v=TTXSVCpvrCE #music #StapleSingers #Mavis

  10. 🎼 🎶 🎸 🎙️ ❣️ The Staple Singers - Respect Yourself (Live WattStax 1972)

    youtube.com/watch?v=TTXSVCpvrCE #music #StapleSingers #Mavis

  11. The origins of Reverend Elvis and the Undead Syncopators.
    Anyone who has taken the effort to travel through our new release “Moral Panic” will know this song. Southern voodoo as deep as it gets. And no, it wasn't a nice dream, it was a nightmare. Staple Singer has been reissued by Mississippi Re

    word.undead-network.de/2025/06
    #music #nightmaregospel #ReverendElvis #staplesingers #syncopators #undead #UndeadSyncopators

  12. The origins of Reverend Elvis and the Undead Syncopators.

    Anyone who has taken the effort to travel through our new release “Moral Panic” will know this song. Southern voodoo as deep as it gets. And no, it wasn't a nice dream, it was a nightmare. Staple Singer has been reissued by Mississippi Records.
    Reverend Elvis and the Undead Syncopators is available from Suzy Q Records

    youtube.com/watch?v=gFS7shyHO3

    word.undead-network.de/2025/06
    #music #nightmaregospel #ReverendElvis #staplesingers #syncopators #undead #UndeadSyncopators

  13. Just taking my afternoon constitutional and thinking about the glory of Mavis Staples. Searched for “underrated #StapleSingers songs“, and was not disappointed. (1974) #musicsky youtu.be/r9IcjeSn3rQ?...

    The Staple Singers - City In T...

  14. This week I found out that the Staple Singers' "I'll Take You There" was an imagining of a world where the goal of civil rights and equality was truly realized, a true 'promised land'.

    It gives the song an entirely new dimension.

    youtu.be/IhHBr7nMMio

  15. This week I found out that the Staple Singers' "I'll Take You There" was an imagining of a world where the goal of civil rights and equality was truly realized, a true 'promised land'.

    It gives the song an entirely new dimension.

    youtu.be/IhHBr7nMMio

    #StapleSingers

  16. This week I found out that the Staple Singers' "I'll Take You There" was an imagining of a world where the goal of civil rights and equality was truly realized, a true 'promised land'.

    It gives the song an entirely new dimension.

    youtu.be/IhHBr7nMMio

    #StapleSingers

  17. This week I found out that the Staple Singers' "I'll Take You There" was an imagining of a world where the goal of civil rights and equality was truly realized, a true 'promised land'.

    It gives the song an entirely new dimension.

    youtu.be/IhHBr7nMMio

    #StapleSingers

  18. This week I found out that the Staple Singers' "I'll Take You There" was an imagining of a world where the goal of civil rights and equality was truly realized, a true 'promised land'.

    It gives the song an entirely new dimension.

    youtu.be/IhHBr7nMMio

    #StapleSingers

  19. I have just discovered that in 1985 The Staple Singers covered “Life During Wartime” by The Talking Heads and it’s outstanding! #music #covers #StapleSingers #TalkingHeads

    music.youtube.com/watch?v=GAXZ

  20. I have just discovered that in 1985 The Staple Singers covered “Life During Wartime” by The Talking Heads and it’s outstanding! #music #covers #StapleSingers #TalkingHeads

    music.youtube.com/watch?v=GAXZ

  21. I have just discovered that in 1985 The Staple Singers covered “Life During Wartime” by The Talking Heads and it’s outstanding! #music #covers #StapleSingers #TalkingHeads

    music.youtube.com/watch?v=GAXZ

  22. I have just discovered that in 1985 The Staple Singers covered “Life During Wartime” by The Talking Heads and it’s outstanding! #music #covers #StapleSingers #TalkingHeads

    music.youtube.com/watch?v=GAXZ

  23. I have just discovered that in 1985 The Staple Singers covered “Life During Wartime” by The Talking Heads and it’s outstanding! #music #covers #StapleSingers #TalkingHeads

    music.youtube.com/watch?v=GAXZ

  24. This is the penultimate set of our Prince-themed 6 Degrees series, where we connect albums from The List and point out some connections with The Purple One. Carrying on from where we left off last time

    6 Degrees of Separation: Tom Waits to Madhouse

    Tom Waits – Nighthawks At The Diner (list number 525)
    >> While Madhouse (which ended Part 6) may not be a familiar connection to Prince for some, the name “New Power Generation” (or NPG, or NPG Orchestra), likely rings a bell for those who are even just casual Prince fans. The group played both as Prince’s backing band and as a standalone recording group, with an ever-changing list of members. One of the members of the NPG Orchestra at some point was Jim Hughart, who was the bass player on this Tom Waits album. Tom Waits would later go on to collaborate with…

    Los Lobos Del Este De Los Angeles – Just Another Band From East L.A. (511)
    …Los Lobos (on their 2004 album The Ride), who appear on the final track of…

    Paul Simon – Graceland (78)
    …this album by Paul Simon. Previously, as part of Simon & Garfunkel, Simon played with the drummer Bobby Gregg, who was also the drummer on…

    Bob Dylan – Highway 61 Revisited (843)
    …this album by Bob Dylan. Dylan has noted that a big influence on him was…

    The Staple Singers – Uncloudy Day (204)
    …The Staple Singers (who have also covered Dylan). Mavis Staples of the Staple Singers is tightly connected to Prince – he essentially brought her out of (semi-)retirement in the 80s and wrote two albums for her (the 1989 Time Waits For No One and 1993 The Voice), both of which were put out on his Paisley Park label, as was…

    Madhouse – 16 (New Directions In Garage Music) (470)
    all albums by Madhouse. <<

    Prince 6

    In addition to those listed above, here’s a few more fun connections between this group of artists and The Purple One. Let me know in the comments if you know of any others!

    • Tom Waits and Paul Simon both dug Prince, because of course they did.
    • Prince has covered Bob Dylan at least a couple times, including “All Along the Watchtower” at that spectacular 2008 Super Bowl performance (Youtube).
    • In Bob Dylan’s Theme Time Radio Hour radio show, Dylan played Prince a few times: in the “Cars” episode, he included Prince’s song “Little Red Corvette” (go to 48:40 in this video; the song had to be removed due to copyright, but Dylan’s banter before and after the song appeared is a lot of fun); “Kiss” in the “Kiss” episode; and “When Doves Cry” in the “More Birds” episode.
    • Mavis Staples also appeared with Prince in the Graffiti Bridge film (her song on the soundtrack, “Melody Cool”, also appeared on The Voice album).
    • (Not a direct Prince connection, but Mavis Staples is also on Los Lobos’ album The Ride mentioned above.)
    • Mavis Staples and Prince remained very close even after this period of collaboration, and she essentially treated Prince as her son. (And, since Dylan had once proposed to Mavis Staples, if she hadn’t turned him down, in another timeline Dylan might’ve been Prince’s surrogate step-dad, lol…)

    Tune in tomorrow for the final part of this series, to see where we go from Madhouse! While the set is heavily laced with The Purple One, there will also be a surprising amount of the 90s Seattle scene in there (!).

    https://1001otheralbums.com/2024/04/20/6-degrees-of-separation-part-7/

    #1001OtherAlbums #6DegreesOfSeparation #BobDylan #BobbyGregg #JimHughart #LosLobos #Madhouse #MavisStaples #NPGOrchestra #PaulSimon #Prince #StapleSingers #TheStapleSingers #TomWaits

  25. This is the penultimate set of our Prince-themed 6 Degrees series, where we connect albums from The List and point out some connections with The Purple One. Carrying on from where we left off last time

    6 Degrees of Separation: Tom Waits to Madhouse

    Tom Waits – Nighthawks At The Diner (list number 525)
    >> While Madhouse (which ended Part 6) may not be a familiar connection to Prince for some, the name “New Power Generation” (or NPG, or NPG Orchestra), likely rings a bell for those who are even just casual Prince fans. The group played both as Prince’s backing band and as a standalone recording group, with an ever-changing list of members. One of the members of the NPG Orchestra at some point was Jim Hughart, who was the bass player on this Tom Waits album. Tom Waits would later go on to collaborate with…

    Los Lobos Del Este De Los Angeles – Just Another Band From East L.A. (511)
    …Los Lobos (on their 2004 album The Ride), who appear on the final track of…

    Paul Simon – Graceland (78)
    …this album by Paul Simon. Previously, as part of Simon & Garfunkel, Simon played with the drummer Bobby Gregg, who was also the drummer on…

    Bob Dylan – Highway 61 Revisited (843)
    …this album by Bob Dylan. Dylan has noted that a big influence on him was…

    The Staple Singers – Uncloudy Day (204)
    …The Staple Singers (who have also covered Dylan). Mavis Staples of the Staple Singers is tightly connected to Prince – he essentially brought her out of (semi-)retirement in the 80s and wrote two albums for her (the 1989 Time Waits For No One and 1993 The Voice), both of which were put out on his Paisley Park label, as was…

    Madhouse – 16 (New Directions In Garage Music) (470)
    all albums by Madhouse. <<

    Prince 6

    In addition to those listed above, here’s a few more fun connections between this group of artists and The Purple One. Let me know in the comments if you know of any others!

    • Tom Waits and Paul Simon both dug Prince, because of course they did.
    • Prince has covered Bob Dylan at least a couple times, including “All Along the Watchtower” at that spectacular 2008 Super Bowl performance (Youtube).
    • In Bob Dylan’s Theme Time Radio Hour radio show, Dylan played Prince a few times: in the “Cars” episode, he included Prince’s song “Little Red Corvette” (go to 48:40 in this video; the song had to be removed due to copyright, but Dylan’s banter before and after the song appeared is a lot of fun); “Kiss” in the “Kiss” episode; and “When Doves Cry” in the “More Birds” episode.
    • Mavis Staples also appeared with Prince in the Graffiti Bridge film (her song on the soundtrack, “Melody Cool”, also appeared on The Voice album).
    • (Not a direct Prince connection, but Mavis Staples is also on Los Lobos’ album The Ride mentioned above.)
    • Mavis Staples and Prince remained very close even after this period of collaboration, and she essentially treated Prince as her son. (And, since Dylan had once proposed to Mavis Staples, if she hadn’t turned him down, in another timeline Dylan might’ve been Prince’s surrogate step-dad, lol…)

    Tune in tomorrow for the final part of this series, to see where we go from Madhouse! While the set is heavily laced with The Purple One, there will also be a surprising amount of the 90s Seattle scene in there (!).

    https://1001otheralbums.com/2024/04/20/6-degrees-of-separation-part-7/

    #1001OtherAlbums #6DegreesOfSeparation #BobDylan #BobbyGregg #JimHughart #LosLobos #Madhouse #MavisStaples #NPGOrchestra #PaulSimon #Prince #StapleSingers #TheStapleSingers #TomWaits

  26. This is the penultimate set of our Prince-themed 6 Degrees series, where we connect albums from The List and point out some connections with The Purple One. Carrying on from where we left off last time

    6 Degrees of Separation: Tom Waits to Madhouse

    Tom Waits – Nighthawks At The Diner (list number 525)
    >> While Madhouse (which ended Part 6) may not be a familiar connection to Prince for some, the name “New Power Generation” (or NPG, or NPG Orchestra), likely rings a bell for those who are even just casual Prince fans. The group played both as Prince’s backing band and as a standalone recording group, with an ever-changing list of members. One of the members of the NPG Orchestra at some point was Jim Hughart, who was the bass player on this Tom Waits album. Tom Waits would later go on to collaborate with…

    Los Lobos Del Este De Los Angeles – Just Another Band From East L.A. (511)
    …Los Lobos (on their 2004 album The Ride), who appear on the final track of…

    Paul Simon – Graceland (78)
    …this album by Paul Simon. Previously, as part of Simon & Garfunkel, Simon played with the drummer Bobby Gregg, who was also the drummer on…

    Bob Dylan – Highway 61 Revisited (843)
    …this album by Bob Dylan. Dylan has noted that a big influence on him was…

    The Staple Singers – Uncloudy Day (204)
    …The Staple Singers (who have also covered Dylan). Mavis Staples of the Staple Singers is tightly connected to Prince – he essentially brought her out of (semi-)retirement in the 80s and wrote two albums for her (the 1989 Time Waits For No One and 1993 The Voice), both of which were put out on his Paisley Park label, as was…

    Madhouse – 16 (New Directions In Garage Music) (470)
    all albums by Madhouse. <<

    Prince 6

    In addition to those listed above, here’s a few more fun connections between this group of artists and The Purple One. Let me know in the comments if you know of any others!

    • Tom Waits and Paul Simon both dug Prince, because of course they did.
    • Prince has covered Bob Dylan at least a couple times, including “All Along the Watchtower” at that spectacular 2008 Super Bowl performance (Youtube).
    • In Bob Dylan’s Theme Time Radio Hour radio show, Dylan played Prince a few times: in the “Cars” episode, he included Prince’s song “Little Red Corvette” (go to 48:40 in this video; the song had to be removed due to copyright, but Dylan’s banter before and after the song appeared is a lot of fun); “Kiss” in the “Kiss” episode; and “When Doves Cry” in the “More Birds” episode.
    • Mavis Staples also appeared with Prince in the Graffiti Bridge film (her song on the soundtrack, “Melody Cool”, also appeared on The Voice album).
    • (Not a direct Prince connection, but Mavis Staples is also on Los Lobos’ album The Ride mentioned above.)
    • Mavis Staples and Prince remained very close even after this period of collaboration, and she essentially treated Prince as her son. (And, since Dylan had once proposed to Mavis Staples, if she hadn’t turned him down, in another timeline Dylan might’ve been Prince’s surrogate step-dad, lol…)

    Tune in tomorrow for the final part of this series, to see where we go from Madhouse! While the set is heavily laced with The Purple One, there will also be a surprising amount of the 90s Seattle scene in there (!).

    https://1001otheralbums.com/2024/04/20/6-degrees-of-separation-part-7/

    #1001OtherAlbums #6DegreesOfSeparation #BobDylan #BobbyGregg #JimHughart #LosLobos #Madhouse #MavisStaples #NPGOrchestra #PaulSimon #Prince #StapleSingers #TheStapleSingers #TomWaits

  27. This is the penultimate set of our Prince-themed 6 Degrees series, where we connect albums from The List and point out some connections with The Purple One. Carrying on from where we left off last time

    6 Degrees of Separation: Tom Waits to Madhouse

    Tom Waits – Nighthawks At The Diner (list number 525)
    >> While Madhouse (which ended Part 6) may not be a familiar connection to Prince for some, the name “New Power Generation” (or NPG, or NPG Orchestra), likely rings a bell for those who are even just casual Prince fans. The group played both as Prince’s backing band and as a standalone recording group, with an ever-changing list of members. One of the members of the NPG Orchestra at some point was Jim Hughart, who was the bass player on this Tom Waits album. Tom Waits would later go on to collaborate with…

    Los Lobos Del Este De Los Angeles – Just Another Band From East L.A. (511)
    …Los Lobos (on their 2004 album The Ride), who appear on the final track of…

    Paul Simon – Graceland (78)
    …this album by Paul Simon. Previously, as part of Simon & Garfunkel, Simon played with the drummer Bobby Gregg, who was also the drummer on…

    Bob Dylan – Highway 61 Revisited (843)
    …this album by Bob Dylan. Dylan has noted that a big influence on him was…

    The Staple Singers – Uncloudy Day (204)
    …The Staple Singers (who have also covered Dylan). Mavis Staples of the Staple Singers is tightly connected to Prince – he essentially brought her out of (semi-)retirement in the 80s and wrote two albums for her (the 1989 Time Waits For No One and 1993 The Voice), both of which were put out on his Paisley Park label, as was…

    Madhouse – 16 (New Directions In Garage Music) (470)
    all albums by Madhouse. <<

    Prince 6

    In addition to those listed above, here’s a few more fun connections between this group of artists and The Purple One. Let me know in the comments if you know of any others!

    • Tom Waits and Paul Simon both dug Prince, because of course they did.
    • Prince has covered Bob Dylan at least a couple times, including “All Along the Watchtower” at that spectacular 2008 Super Bowl performance (Youtube).
    • In Bob Dylan’s Theme Time Radio Hour radio show, Dylan played Prince a few times: in the “Cars” episode, he included Prince’s song “Little Red Corvette” (go to 48:40 in this video; the song had to be removed due to copyright, but Dylan’s banter before and after the song appeared is a lot of fun); “Kiss” in the “Kiss” episode; and “When Doves Cry” in the “More Birds” episode.
    • Mavis Staples also appeared with Prince in the Graffiti Bridge film (her song on the soundtrack, “Melody Cool”, also appeared on The Voice album).
    • (Not a direct Prince connection, but Mavis Staples is also on Los Lobos’ album The Ride mentioned above.)
    • Mavis Staples and Prince remained very close even after this period of collaboration, and she essentially treated Prince as her son. (And, since Dylan had once proposed to Mavis Staples, if she hadn’t turned him down, in another timeline Dylan might’ve been Prince’s surrogate step-dad, lol…)

    Tune in tomorrow for the final part of this series, to see where we go from Madhouse! While the set is heavily laced with The Purple One, there will also be a surprising amount of the 90s Seattle scene in there (!).

    https://1001otheralbums.com/2024/04/20/6-degrees-of-separation-part-7/

    #1001OtherAlbums #6DegreesOfSeparation #BobDylan #BobbyGregg #JimHughart #LosLobos #Madhouse #MavisStaples #NPGOrchestra #PaulSimon #Prince #StapleSingers #TheStapleSingers #TomWaits

  28. This is the penultimate set of our Prince-themed 6 Degrees series, where we connect albums from The List and point out some connections with The Purple One. Carrying on from where we left off last time

    6 Degrees of Separation: Tom Waits to Madhouse

    Tom Waits – Nighthawks At The Diner (list number 525)
    >> While Madhouse (which ended Part 6) may not be a familiar connection to Prince for some, the name “New Power Generation” (or NPG, or NPG Orchestra), likely rings a bell for those who are even just casual Prince fans. The group played both as Prince’s backing band and as a standalone recording group, with an ever-changing list of members. One of the members of the NPG Orchestra at some point was Jim Hughart, who was the bass player on this Tom Waits album. Tom Waits would later go on to collaborate with…

    Los Lobos Del Este De Los Angeles – Just Another Band From East L.A. (511)
    …Los Lobos (on their 2004 album The Ride), who appear on the final track of…

    Paul Simon – Graceland (78)
    …this album by Paul Simon. Previously, as part of Simon & Garfunkel, Simon played with the drummer Bobby Gregg, who was also the drummer on…

    Bob Dylan – Highway 61 Revisited (843)
    …this album by Bob Dylan. Dylan has noted that a big influence on him was…

    The Staple Singers – Uncloudy Day (204)
    …The Staple Singers (who have also covered Dylan). Mavis Staples of the Staple Singers is tightly connected to Prince – he essentially brought her out of (semi-)retirement in the 80s and wrote two albums for her (the 1989 Time Waits For No One and 1993 The Voice), both of which were put out on his Paisley Park label, as was…

    Madhouse – 16 (New Directions In Garage Music) (470)
    all albums by Madhouse. <<

    Prince 6

    In addition to those listed above, here’s a few more fun connections between this group of artists and The Purple One. Let me know in the comments if you know of any others!

    • Tom Waits and Paul Simon both dug Prince, because of course they did.
    • Prince has covered Bob Dylan at least a couple times, including “All Along the Watchtower” at that spectacular 2008 Super Bowl performance (Youtube).
    • In Bob Dylan’s Theme Time Radio Hour radio show, Dylan played Prince a few times: in the “Cars” episode, he included Prince’s song “Little Red Corvette” (go to 48:40 in this video; the song had to be removed due to copyright, but Dylan’s banter before and after the song appeared is a lot of fun); “Kiss” in the “Kiss” episode; and “When Doves Cry” in the “More Birds” episode.
    • Mavis Staples also appeared with Prince in the Graffiti Bridge film (her song on the soundtrack, “Melody Cool”, also appeared on The Voice album).
    • (Not a direct Prince connection, but Mavis Staples is also on Los Lobos’ album The Ride mentioned above.)
    • Mavis Staples and Prince remained very close even after this period of collaboration, and she essentially treated Prince as her son. (And, since Dylan had once proposed to Mavis Staples, if she hadn’t turned him down, in another timeline Dylan might’ve been Prince’s surrogate step-dad, lol…)

    Tune in tomorrow for the final part of this series, to see where we go from Madhouse! While the set is heavily laced with The Purple One, there will also be a surprising amount of the 90s Seattle scene in there (!).

    https://1001otheralbums.com/2024/04/20/6-degrees-of-separation-part-7/

    #1001OtherAlbums #6DegreesOfSeparation #BobDylan #BobbyGregg #JimHughart #LosLobos #Madhouse #MavisStaples #NPGOrchestra #PaulSimon #Prince #StapleSingers #TheStapleSingers #TomWaits

  29. Watched the Respect Yourself documentary tonight. So much incredible music came out of that converted movie theater. Following it up tomorrow with the 9 CD Stax/Volt 59-68 box set. …..

  30. Watched the #Stax Respect Yourself documentary tonight. So much incredible music came out of that converted movie theater. Following it up tomorrow with the 9 CD Stax/Volt 59-68 box set. #RufusThomas #IsaacHayes #BookerT #OtisRedding #StapleSingers #CarlaThomas …..

  31. celebrate #BobDylan's 82nd with 3 hours of bobscurities & dylanological pleasures on last night's frow show on @WFMU. hear dylan interpreted by ryan sawyer, #PattiSmith (with #TomVerlaine), tuli kupferberg, martin short, the byrds, #WillieNelson, #Devo, #NeilYoung, #TonyRice, georgia & ira from #YoLaTengo, #JohnnyCash, #HarryBelafonte, #TomJones, #StapleSingers, plus bob with the dead, nanci griffith, trisha yearwood, richard thompson, doug sahm, & piles more. bit.ly/45E5sie

  32. celebrate #BobDylan's 82nd with 3 hours of bobscurities & dylanological pleasures on last night's frow show on @WFMU. hear dylan interpreted by ryan sawyer, #PattiSmith (with #TomVerlaine), tuli kupferberg, martin short, the byrds, #WillieNelson, #Devo, #NeilYoung, #TonyRice, georgia & ira from #YoLaTengo, #JohnnyCash, #HarryBelafonte, #TomJones, #StapleSingers, plus bob with the dead, nanci griffith, trisha yearwood, richard thompson, doug sahm, & piles more. bit.ly/45E5sie

  33. celebrate #BobDylan's 82nd with 3 hours of bobscurities & dylanological pleasures on last night's frow show on @WFMU. hear dylan interpreted by ryan sawyer, #PattiSmith (with #TomVerlaine), tuli kupferberg, martin short, the byrds, #WillieNelson, #Devo, #NeilYoung, #TonyRice, georgia & ira from #YoLaTengo, #JohnnyCash, #HarryBelafonte, #TomJones, #StapleSingers, plus bob with the dead, nanci griffith, trisha yearwood, richard thompson, doug sahm, & piles more. bit.ly/45E5sie

  34. celebrate #BobDylan's 82nd with 3 hours of bobscurities & dylanological pleasures on last night's frow show on @WFMU. hear dylan interpreted by ryan sawyer, #PattiSmith (with #TomVerlaine), tuli kupferberg, martin short, the byrds, #WillieNelson, #Devo, #NeilYoung, #TonyRice, georgia & ira from #YoLaTengo, #JohnnyCash, #HarryBelafonte, #TomJones, #StapleSingers, plus bob with the dead, nanci griffith, trisha yearwood, richard thompson, doug sahm, & piles more. bit.ly/45E5sie

  35. celebrate #BobDylan's 82nd with 3 hours of bobscurities & dylanological pleasures on last night's frow show on @WFMU. hear dylan interpreted by ryan sawyer, #PattiSmith (with #TomVerlaine), tuli kupferberg, martin short, the byrds, #WillieNelson, #Devo, #NeilYoung, #TonyRice, georgia & ira from #YoLaTengo, #JohnnyCash, #HarryBelafonte, #TomJones, #StapleSingers, plus bob with the dead, nanci griffith, trisha yearwood, richard thompson, doug sahm, & piles more. bit.ly/45E5sie