My name is Ben Barrow 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. So welcome back to our look at bringing it all

back home. It's fair to say a good album, isn't it? I probably should have actually not wasted

everyone's time by doing five episodes or whatever on this album and just said it's good analysis done but we

shall plan one and today we're going to have a look at a couple of the love ballads on this album

which i think is quite an underrated part of bringing it all back home it's um it's an album that is

very much you know dillon's first foray into electric music or not as the case may be which we'll get

to in this episode um but it also really is kind of him in proper kind of love ballad territory, and I love that.

Before we go there, let's say thank you to some people that have bought coffees for the podcast.

This is like that internet tipping system I always harp on about.

Hi, Kirsty Brown.

Thank you for your donation.

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Hi too.

I'm probably butchering this pronunciation,

so I can only apologize. I'm going to go with uve. Uve. That's probably way wide of the mark.

As I say, I can only apologize. I mean, I am English, and we often pronounce things

wrongly because we demand the entire world speaks that language and also i'm dyslexic

as well so that's my get out of jail card anyway thank you to you hello to where rebecca as well

sweet pretty thing and alan zebcote regular contributors on the buy me coffee page thank you uh ian walsh

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