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1. Richie Havens' cover of Bob Dylan's Tombstone Blues song, recorded for the movie I'm Not There, a biopic about Bob Dylan. The song was released on the movie's soundtrack.

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2. Sep 15,  · Tombstone Blues is a gripping read. I think it's stronger than its predecessor and that one was already fun. Thunder Road was an origin story and its sequal has the opportunity to jump straight into the story/5.

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3. Oct 30,  · Tombstone Blues Lyrics: The sweet pretty things are in bed now, of course / The city fathers they're trying to endorse / The reincarnation of Paul Revere's horse / .

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4. I’m in the kitchen with the tombstone blues It is a song of words upon words, delivered to a beat, with references to a mixed up past. There’s humour, but only just, for it is only one step aside from craziness. It is surreal, there are no connections, just an occasional play on words; a set of games.

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5. Tombstone Blues [Real Live] Lyrics: The sweet pretty things are in bed now of course / The city fathers they’re trying to endorse / The reincarnation of Paul Revere’s horse / But the town has.

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6. "Tombstone Blues: Pre-release thoughts." As a sometimes reader of the Widen library of articles and tomes, I find "Tombstone Blues" to be one of his best. Having had the privilege or pre-reading much of the text and knowing the author's deep penchant for the blues, I am happy that he has successfully combine them in such a magnificent way.

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7. The two schools of thought -- as well as blues and rock & roll music -- intersect in "Tombstone Blues." Like a good surrealist, Dylan's stream of thought rails at a dizzying assemblage of almost random figures, trusting that the resulting juxtaposition will result in something meaningful.

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8. With the tombstone blues The king of the Philistines his soldiers to save Puts jawbones on their tombstones and flatters their graves Puts the pied pipers in prison and fattens the slaves Then sends them out to the jungle Gypsy Davey with a blowtorch he burns out their camps With his faithful slave Pedro behind him he tramps.

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9. Sep 9, - Explore ritahartzell's board "Tombstone Blues" on Pinterest. See more ideas about Tombstone, Old cemeteries, Headstones pins.

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