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Younger than that now : 30 new interpretations of songs by Bob Dylan to celebrate his 70th birthday


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That Sunday morning(poem written and read by Ian McMillan)

Love minus zero/no limit

Steve Tilston

Mississippi(Chris and Kellie While)

Chris While

Tomorrow is a long time

Clive Gregson

Visions of Johanna

Chris Smither

Spanish Harlem incident

The Burden of Paradise

Boots of Spanish leather

Ewan McLennan

Love sick

Blonde on Bob

One more cup of coffee ("Valley below")

Patsy Matheson

You ain't goin' nowhere

John Leonard


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2011 June

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Simon Jones

2011 June

"With Dylan fast approaching 70 (...) timely might be a good word to describe the arrival of this tribute/charity collection from the decent people at Circuit Music. Weighing in at a meaty 31 tracks, the selection of material ranges far and wide through Mr Zimmerman's body of work ... Some of the contributors are "names" and others you've never heard of, but what's heartwarming is that some of the lesser-known actually do better than the well-known ... Patsy Matheson (...) gets right inside [One More Cup Of Coffee] and turns it into a blues for sensitive souls ... Likewise Sarah Dean's Man In The Long Black Coat with harp, no less - sounds crazy I know, but it works. More familiar, there's a reading of Forever Young which Christine Collister was born to sing ... Clive Gregson does a sparkly, rolling Tomorrow Is A Long Time, Julie Matthews cracks open To Make You Feel My Love with just a keyboard while Martin Simpson renders Mr Tambourine Man faithfully with his distinctiveguitarlines adding hints of Africa. Thumbs up too to Jez Lowe ... Of course there is fluff and dust on some shelves but with profits going to Oxfam and such variety right under your nose, who's going to carp?".



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