Thursday, July 26, 2012

V.A. Nobody Sings Dylan Like Dylan Volume 40



Reminder Note: Since NSDLD volume 38, MediaFire has locked my account. So even though each and everyone of the tracks in this series is a recordings of independent origin (ROIO), people are being denied access to the music. I've made no decision on whether the old volumes should be re-upped.

Compiler Jeffs98119 (check out his excellent blog HERE) has ended another lay-off to do another volume of Nobody Sings Dylan Like Dylan. This volume is centered around material from the Dylanfest in New York retailer in 2012. That set list includes some current buzz figures like Regina Spektor, some old vets like Donald Fagan and even punk survivor, Jesse Malin showed up.





As always, what you value and I value here may differ but  hopefully most of us can agree that Richie Havens version of "License to Kill" is powerful as hell.






01 Bob Dylan's 115th Dream - Austin Scaggs
02 Where Are You Tonight - Antony Ellis (Five O'Clock Heroes)
03 Sara - Taylor and Griffin Goldsmith (Dawes)
04 Standing In The Doorway - Nicole Atkins
05 It's All Over Now, Baby Blue - Regina Spektor
06 To Ramona - Donald Fagan
07 From A Buick 6 - Jessie Malin
(Tracks 1-7: May 25, 2012, The Cabin Down Below Band, Dylanfest 2012, Irving Plaza, New York, NY)

08 Jokerman - Joseph Parsons (Oct 31, 2006, Cafe EXpresso, Neustadt, Weinstrabe, Germany)
09 License to Kill - Richie Havens (Nov 23, 1984, Grand Ballroom, Penta Hotel, New York, NY)
10 If Not For You - Ryan Ross, Michael Runion, Alex Greenwald & Dave Rawlings (Sep 12, 2009, Spaceland, Silver Lake, CA)
11 Leopard-Skin Pillbox Hat / Highway 61 Revisited - J.J. Cale and Steve Ripley (Dec 19, 1981, McCabe's Guitar Shop, Santa Monica, CA)
12 She Belongs to Me - Death Cab for Cutie (May 1, 2012, Tennessee Theatre, Knoxville, TN)
13 Goin' to Acapulco - Bob Weir, Chris Robinson, and Jackie Greene (May 29, 2012, Thomas Wolfe Auditorium
Asheville, NC)
14 Million Miles - Bonnie Raitt (Jun 9, 2012, Wellmont Theater, Montclair, NJ)
15 You Ain't Goin' Nowhere - Doc Watson, Richard Watson, and Charles Welch (Oct 28, 2001, Stevens Center, Winston-Salem, NC)




Your COMMENTS on the series and the artists it covers help towards keeping the series alive!!


Thanks to Jeffs98119 for compiling these, to pdiamond for the images, to slugline for the spreadsheet and to Karl Erik Anderson @ Expecting Rain for tagging these for iTunes.

To read about V.'s 1-39 of Nobody Sings Dylan Like Dylan go here

16 comments:

  1. Your COMMENTS on the series and the artists it covers help towards keeping the series alive!!
    https://rapidshare.com/files/2830919228/NSDLD%2040.rar

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  2. Awesome as ever. Thanks for keeping this going, and screw who ever locked up your account.

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  3. brilliant, great 2 have voume 40...there looks to be some interesting ones here.

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  4. believe it kind sir, these are DEEPLY appreciated...thank you

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  5. Thanks, and please tell the media fire sheriff that we are lots of people who buy lots of stuff. He should come see my stuff and realize that it's wrong to hunt down the hands that feed you. Btw, still got 400 casette tapes that inspired my shopping genes.
    "Hi Sheriff, we are music addicts."

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  6. I've been looking forward to another volume for a while now, thank you.


    My MF account isn't locked but I can neither upload or download although I can access my account.

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    1. Sorry to hear about another victim of the Mediafire Over-correction.

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  7. Awesome!!! I saw this pop up under Expecting Rain's feed of stories and was very excited to see the artists chosen for this.

    Thank you so much!

    - Leon

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  8. Thanks comm,enters - hopefully we've convinced Jeff to keep going!

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  9. Once again many thanks for a great series

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  10. I think of this series as the long shadow that Bobby D casts over the music of our age...keep 'em coming, Jeff! Posterity applauds you!

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  11. This series has been INCREDIBLE! I've enjoyed every volume. Is there any chance of a 41st edition? Thanks for all you do!
    - Dan

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