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Bob's home town pays tribute... again.
Genre: Rock: Folk Rock
Release Date: 2003
Duluth Does Dylan Revisited Record Label: spinout records
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Preview Song Name Time Format Price Select
Charlie Parr - Blind Willie McTell 5:23 Album Only
Cloud Cult - Mr Tamborine Man 5:39 Album Only
The State Champs - Oxford Town 2:30 Album Only
Ol' Yeller - When The Ship Comes In 2:42 Album Only
Sara Softich - Buckets of Rain 3:42 Album Only
No Wait Wait - The Man In Me 2:45 Album Only
Hattie Peterson - Masters of Way 5:42 Album Only
Little Black Books - Walkin' Down The Line 2:02 Album Only
Boy Girl Boy Girl - Lay Lady, Lay 3:35 Album Only
Hobo Nephews of Uncle Frank - High Water 4:25 Album Only
Erik Koskinen - Silvio 5:08 Album Only
Wet Dog - It Takes a Lot to Laugh, It Takes a Train to Cry 3:06 Album Only
Trampled by Turtles - Shelter from the Storm 4:28 Album Only
Jerree Small - To Ramona 4:41 Album Only
Retribution Gospel Choir - All the Tired Horses 6:23 Album Only
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Album Notes

"I've wondered, more than a few times over the years, if Bob Dylan knows or cares that many here in his hometown of Duluth take great pride in being from the same cold corner of the planet from which he emerged. We've taken keen interest in his songs that reference our town ("....walking the hills of old Duluth"), or our region ("...where the winds hit heavy on the borderline"). We lit up when he mentioned Duluth and our National Guard Armory in his Grammy winning acceptance speech. We were excited when we learned he was finally going to play his hometown in 1999. And we smiled when on his second visit, midway thru his set, he fixed his steely gaze up at the bluff overlooking the Bayfront Festival Park stage and said "I was born on that hill up there. Glad to see it's still there." Much like the rock from which that hill is formed, Bob Dylan's body of art (carved out over the last 45 years) has been a solid touchstone for us to mark the days and the decades. It's with pride that we keep his music in the air on radio, in "live" studio perform- ances, and at concerts, clubs and bars. And as Bob Dylan turns 65 years (forever) young, it's with hometown pride that this record came together: With artists from Duluth paying tribute to our favorite native son and one of America's greatest living artists." John Ziegler (Program Director KUMD-FM)

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REVIEWS

Duluth does dylan
author: mike
better than the first! charlie parr, cloud cult, trampled by turtles are highlights! song selection rocks compared to the 1st comp.
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author: KC
I love Dylan and I love Duluth musicians; this CD is an excellent representation of the best of both.
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Another Great CD
author: Kathy B
I really liked Duluth Does Dylan, but Duluth Does Dylan Revisited may even be better!
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