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My name is Ben Barrow and this is Bob Dylan, album by album, a podcast that brings you an in-depth look at each Bob Dylan studio recording record by records.

Welcome to the penultimate episode of this season. It's gone quick, isn't it?

I have enjoyed looking at these standards albums, writing about them and listening back to them.

I mean, obviously they're not the best albums. In fact, they are way down the list for me. But it's

quite nice to hear Dylan in kind of unfamiliar surroundings, because I don't often listen to

these albums. I don't go to them particularly that much. In fact, outside of the first

couple of listens, I've barely touched them. So it's kind of nice to hear

Dylan in almost a new album or a less well-known album to you. Anyway, I hope you've been

enjoying the episodes. Thank you to everyone that has donated coffees recently. Let's do some

name checks as per usual. Hi to Alex Ellison. Hello to Kevin Gee. Nice one for that mate. Hi to Danny in Vic. Is that

Victoria in Australia? Possibly London. I don't know. Anyway, hello to you. Hi to Mo. Thank you for

your coffees, mate. Hi to Jim Kessler. Hi to someone's name who is just simply M-T-T-Z-B-K-D-N-F.

Probably not a real name I'm going to go with.

Hi to Kenzie, 1975.

Thank you for your coffee donation as well.

And hi to Jessica, too.

Thank you so, so much.

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Let's have a look at 2016's Fallen Angels. or nothing at all.

Half a love never appealed to me.

The first outing in this period felt like an interesting take on the covers album. Shadows in the Night was a concise,

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