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1. Bob Dylan Miscellaneous High Water High water risin' - risin' night and day All the gold and silver are being stolen away Big Joe Turner lookin' East and West From the dark room of his mind He made it to Kansas City Twelfth Street and Vine Nothing standing there.

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2. Bob Dylan, Soundtrack: Renaldo and Clara. Robert Allen Zimmerman was born in Duluth, Minnesota; his father Abe worked for the Standard Oil Co. Six years later the family moved to Hibbing, often the coldest place in the US, where he taught himself piano and guitar and formed several high school rock bands. In he entered the University of Minnesota and began performing as.

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3. Mar 08,  · The Pope tried to stop Bob Dylan playing for the late John Paul II because he feared the musician was a "prophet" whose beliefs were at odds with the Roman Catholic Church.

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4. High water risin' Risin' night and day All the gold and silver Are being stolen away. Big Joe Turner lookin' East and West From the dark room of his mind He made it to Kansas City Twelfth Street and Vine. Nothing standing there High water everywhere. High water risin' The shacks are slidin' down Folks lose their possessions Folks are leaving town.

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5. Jul 20,  · BOB DYLAN BOLOGNA Italy - Pope John Paul attends,, Hard Rains a Gonna Fall Knock Knock Knockin on Heavens Door. Search. Library. Log in. Sign up. Watch fullscreen. 5 years ago | K views. BOB DYLAN Command performance for Pope John Paul - BOLOGNA Italy, Hard Rains a Gonna Fall and Knockin on Heavens Door.

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6. Jan 21,  · Twenty-two years ago, Columbia Records threw Bob Dylan a 30th anniversary bash at Madison Square Garden with one of the most impressive lineups in .

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7. Mar 09,  · Pope Benedict was opposed to Bob Dylan appearing at a youth event with the late Pope John Paul in because he considered the pop star the .

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8. “High Water (For Charley Patton)”. Dylan’s site notes that he has now done this song live times, making it one of the more stable parts of his repertoire over the past decade and a half. This was a different version than what he was playing a few years ago, although it still has the banjo, so I was happy.

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