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

Welcome back to the podcast. I hope you're good. I am recording this the day after my brother's wedding. Had a lovely old time. And I was best man as well and I had to do the almost dreaded best man speech.

I think it went okay. I did somewhat predictably manage to slip in a Bob Dylan reference. I slipped

in a little reference to if not for you, a classic song and also the song that was the first

dance at my wedding. So I'm quite proud of that achievement. I thought I had to mention it

at the start this episode. I'm overly proud of it. No one else on the day seemed to care apart from my dad. So I thought that at least you would appreciate that. Anyway, I hope you well. Hope all is good. This is the fifth and final episode on the freewheeling and our final episode for this season. I was just having a little look at

the albums we've got left to cover actually. And I think next season might be this season where we

finish the albums. We finally get to the end. There's only sort of like five or six left to go,

I think, if memory serves me correctly. So I have to work out where we go from there. I mean,

maybe we'll have a look at the bootlegs, like I've said before.

We shall see on that.

Meantime, this is the final episode for this season just before we get to it.

Thank you so much for listening.

I've had so many messages over the course of this season.

I haven't replied to everyone just yet, so apologies if I haven't missed you so far.

But thank you so much for your messages. I love doing this show.

It's so much fun.

And I've really particularly enjoyed looking at the albums this season.

I think we've covered some really interesting records this season.

Not all great, but interesting nonetheless.

This one is obviously a classic.

Let's take our fifth and final look at 1963's The Freewheeling.

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