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"Everything Passes, Everything Changes" – Bob Dylan's Life Philosophy?

September 27, 2020 in Definitely Dylan Live

“Everything passes, everything changes, just do what you think you should do” - This week’s radio hour is inspired by a sentiment that we see appear and reappear in various Dylan songs over the years. Laura and Robert talk about this nugget of wisdom, and discuss in what ways it is expressive both of Dylan’s style of writing and performance, and even his career as a whole.

Related to our discussion, especially regarding the song Up To Me, here’s a link to the episode where we talked about songs in which Dylan reflects on being a performer in the spotlight.

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  1. To Ramona (Live at the Hollywood Bowl, Los Angeles, California - September 3, 1965)

  2. Buckets Of Rain (Take 5, Remake 2)

  3. Up To Me (Take 2, Remake)

  4. Shooting Star

  5. Key West (Philosopher Pirate)

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