Ep 206 - Bob Dylan, Howard Jones, Devo, Jeanne Beker

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We hit the motherlode!  We found some classic Bob Dylan interview clips deep inside the vaults (unlabelled & undated).  These clips are as elusive and confounding as Dylan himself – but amazing nonetheless!   And for something COMPLETELY different – we also feature great chatss with Howard Jones (looking back on his biggest hits) and Devo – who successfully fought against fame. And we talk to one of music’s original journalists – as Jeanne Beker talks about the two minutes that changed her life.

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This week: We hit the motherlode! We found some classic Bob Dylan interview clips deep inside the vaults (unlabelled and undated). These clips are as elusive and confounding as Dylan himself – but amazing nonetheless! And...

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