Kreative Kontrol Ep. #828: 'Bob Dylan: Mixing Up the Medicine' with Mark Davidson & Parker Fishel
Dec 12, 2023
Mark Davidson, curator of the Bob Dylan Archive, and Parker Fishel, music historian, delve into their insightful new book detailing Bob Dylan's legacy. They share fascinating access to Dylan's manuscripts while discussing his evolving artistry and recent performances that hint at retirement. The duo explores the significance of the Bob Dylan Center in Tulsa and its impact on the music community, uncovering emotional connections and the transformative power of Dylan's live performances.
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Live Music Impact
- Vish Khanna saw Fugazi in 1995 during their Red Medicine tour.
- This live experience deepened his connection with the band, similar to Parker Fishel's recent Wilco experience.
Dylan's Mid-80s Era
- Bob Dylan's mid-80s period is considered his strangest time, marked by uncertainty and experimentation.
- This era, though less popular, offers rich archival material for exploration.
Dylan's Favorite Album
- Dylan reportedly considers "Shot of Love" his favorite album, a surprising claim given its mixed reception.
- This preference might reflect his personal connection to the album's themes and creative process.