Tag: Blood on the Tracks
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Episode 2241: The Albums of 1975 Part Two: The Critics
This week, we tune our ears back 50 years to 1975 and flip through some of the albums released in that year. Each episode will examine those records from a different angle. In the second part of the series, we run down some of the critical choices for best album of 1975, including lists from Paste, Rolling Stone and the Village Voice’s Pazz and Jop.
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Episode 2159: Bob Dylan Album Hall of Fame: Infidels and Blood on the Tracks with Mike Snider
Mike Snider conducts a Bob Dylan Hall of Fame induction ceremony in this episode, enshrining the 1983 album Infidels, which is one of the artist’s strongest albums of the eighties. He also inducts Dylan’s landmark 1974 album, Blood on the Tracks, a highly personal and cathartic masterpiece.
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Episode 1754: A Conversation with Malcom and Barry, Part Two
The second half of Patrick’s conversation with fellow podcasters Malcom Bamford and Barry Penaluna is on tap today. Malcom picks his favorite Bob Dylan song and album, while Barry goes under the Perfect Pop spotlight.
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Episode 1737: Story Songs – Chapter Five: Seth, Beth and the House That Jack Built
We wrap up Story Songs Week with one more pick from guest cohost Steve Hockensmith, plus another pick from Jim and one from listener Marios Kritiotis.
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Episode 1049: Valentine Dedications
Listeners dedicate songs to their significant others. Featuring music by Louis Armstrong, Pete Yorn and Bob Dylan.
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Episode 630: Fan Mail – Perfect Albums: Pink Floyd, Suede, Tom Petty, Bob Dylan and More
Listeners respond to our episode about perfect albums (thanks to Barret Ries for kicking off the topic). Steven Routledge suggests an album by Suede, while John Off calls in with a list that includes Tom Petty, Pink Floyd, Led Zeppelin, Bob Dylan, Oasis, Hall & Oates, Blue Oyster Cult and New Order.
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Episode 563: Interview – Ricky Peterson, Part 4
We conclude our interview with keyboardist Ricky Peterson. He talks about his latest solo album “Drop Shot,” the music he grew up with, his thoughts on streaming music and what it’s like to play in front of 20,000 people.