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Blonde on Blonde

Blonde on Blonde

Studio album by Bob DylanWikipedia

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Nov 7, 2026

Charlie McCoyGUEST
21:43
to start with, but it never came.
Charlie McCoyGUEST
21:47
The only thing he said to me for the rest of this time, now we did all the Blonde on Blonde.
Charlie McCoyGUEST
21:52
We did John Wesley Harding and then we did Nashville Skyline.
Charlie McCoyGUEST
21:56
The only thing he said to me was I was session leader.
Charlie McCoyGUEST
23:37
So it was great for me.
Charlie McCoyGUEST
23:39
In the case
Tommy MischkeHOST
23:41
of the blonde on blonde sessions another thing that stuck out as being quite different was the songs weren't even written yet in some cases well
Charlie McCoyGUEST
23:50
the first one wasn't written you know this was so unusual for us because if they call for a 10 a.m downbeat you start at 10 a.m i mean that's the way it is that's the way it's done and this was so strange we were booked at two o'clock On the first day, he didn't get in until 6.
TonyHOST
23:53
Do you think Dan is intentionally calling the Dylan song Desolation Row? Because when he said Desolation Road, the only other time I've heard that is Desolation Row, the Dylan song.
TonyHOST
24:08
I think it's the last song of Blonde on Blonde.
TonyHOST
24:11
It's like a 12-minute long song.
LaneHOST
24:14
I don't know.
Brendan OrrHOST
48:48
I'm in the camp that I think that Highway 61 Revisited is his best album.
Brendan OrrHOST
48:53
I think I've done that as a recommendation at some point over the years, but I will go for what I believe to be his third best album, which is the follow-up to that, Blonde on Blonde.
Brendan OrrHOST
49:04
Great album, amazing era.
Brendan OrrHOST
49:06
Our pal Kevin, NT Ryder, him and I were texting a couple weeks ago about...
Brendan OrrHOST
49:36
Three-year intervals for those two artists are just amazing.
Brendan OrrHOST
49:38
All of the material put out is so, so good.
Brendan OrrHOST
49:42
But Blonde on Blonde, I think, is just such a great album.
Brendan OrrHOST
49:44
Lyrically, it's great.
John HarrisGUEST
21:44
what year their records came out.
John HarrisGUEST
21:45
I mean, even now, you know, I'll be half asleep and he'll come in the bedroom in the morning and say, what year did Bob Dylan release Blonde on Blonde? I'll be like, oh my God, hold on a minute.
John HarrisGUEST
21:54
I haven't even had a cup of coffee.
John HarrisGUEST
21:57
1966, where was it recorded? Oh Christ.
Randy WoodsHOST
68:05
Yeah.
Kevin BrownHOST
68:06
I mean, I always throw in, just for me personally, bringing it all back home, Highway 61 Revisited and Blonde on Blonde, those three albums by Dylan, are just...
Kevin BrownHOST
68:15
And I mean, not just sensationally brilliant songwriting and performances on those records, but just culturally, they fucking changed the game.
Kevin BrownHOST
68:25
Like, they just changed... almost everything about pop music, you know, not writing love songs.
Adam SztykielGUEST
51:53
And he would like, I don't know, like once a week, once every couple weeks, he'd be like, everybody send me their top five movies, their top five albums, and then I will read them and you have to guess which.
Adam SztykielGUEST
52:04
Which one belongs? Mine was Bleach, Nevermind, In Uro, Live and Unplugged, and Blonde on Blonde.
Adam SztykielGUEST
52:11
I don't think anybody got that one wrong.
Becky SloviterHOST
52:13
Honestly, Paul's Boutique.
Lawrence RothmanGUEST
16:28
It's quite fascinating.
Marty DudaHOST
16:29
I've seen them many times, and I've been to shows where there were four or five songs in a set I didn't recognize, and they were all songs from Blonde on Blonde that were embedded in my brain, but you still don't know that that's what you're listening to.
Lawrence RothmanGUEST
16:43
Yeah, I've been to a few of those shows.
Lawrence RothmanGUEST
16:45
It's definitely an interesting experience.
Dick CampbellGUEST
65:36
Very good.
Simon DonnellyHOST
65:36
So he recommended, his film was Trainspotting, his album's Bob Dylan, Blonde on Blonde, and his song was Don't Look Back in Anger from Oasis.
Simon DonnellyHOST
65:46
Do you have three recommendations for our next guest?
Dick CampbellGUEST
65:49
The movie first.
Blair MorganHOST
11:27
Yes, well, in 1965 and 66, this was when Bob was touring as Electric Sound.
Blair MorganHOST
11:34
Also, three of the band played on the seminal Bob album, Blonde on Blonde, not least of which Garth Hudson.
Blair MorganHOST
11:43
He lends what Dylan referred to as a wild mercury sound to that record.
Blair MorganHOST
11:49
But anyway, so they toured with Dylan.
Matthew James DerzikHOST
6:16
In fact, for those of you who are friends with me on Facebook, you'll realize that I've been listening to a lot of Bob Dylan as of late.
Matthew James DerzikHOST
6:23
Like, I think I listened to Bring It All Back Home last week, and then just yesterday I listened to Blonde on Blonde.
Matthew James DerzikHOST
6:30
Something about Autumn gets me into Dylan.
Matthew James DerzikHOST
6:32
But we didn't talk about Bob Dylan last week, although we have in the past.

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