Song Of The Day: Sept. 1, 2018
First version of this Dylan (and Danko) classic I ever heard, and it’s still damn good:
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This gets my full endorsement.
Julie Driscoll re-recorded this to serve as the theme song for “Absolutely Fabulous,” with a more stripped-down arrangement:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pMeCt-gSoOY
Also good.
@El Som: IIRC the version you posted was the first ever released. Just as Manfred Mann’s Mighty Quinn was released long before the Basement Tapes version was heard anywhere but on bootlegs.