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Set I
First Radio Interview, With Oscar Brand On Folk Song Festival For Wnyc, October 29, 1961
Interview With Cynthia Gooding On Folksinger's Choice For Wbai, January 13, 1962
Interview With Allen Stone For Wdtm, October 24, 1965
Interview With Martin Bronstein For Canadian Broadcasting Company, February 20, 1966
Interviews From No Direction Home: Bob Dylan, A Martin Scorsese Picture
On His First Introductions To Music
On Entertainment In Hibbing, Minnesota
On Meeting Woody Guthrie
On Understanding Folk Music
On Performing And The Village Clubs
On Other Performers
On Recording And Songwriting
On The Response To The Electric Sound
On Playing With A Band
On Fame
Interview With Cynthia Gooding On Folksinger's Choice For Wbai, January 13, 1962
Interview With Allen Stone For Wdtm, October 24, 1965
Interview With Martin Bronstein For Canadian Broadcasting Company, February 20, 1966
Interviews From No Direction Home: Bob Dylan, A Martin Scorsese Picture
On His First Introductions To Music
On Entertainment In Hibbing, Minnesota
On Meeting Woody Guthrie
On Understanding Folk Music
On Performing And The Village Clubs
On Other Performers
On Recording And Songwriting
On The Response To The Electric Sound
On Playing With A Band
On Fame
Set II
Set III
Comment
"Created as a companion piece to Martin Scorsese's PBS documentary No Direction Home: Bob Dylan, The Bob Dylan Scrapbook, 1956-1966 is a visual and educational treat for old and new Dylanphiles alike. Written by Robert Santelli, the director of Seattle's Experience Music Project and curator of the museum's Bob Dylan's American Journey exhibit, the book is very well researched and presented in a scrapbook format filled with removable reproductions, including handwritten lyrics of "Gates of Eden," "Blowin' in the Wind," and "Chimes of Freedom," programs of Dylan's historical performances, various bits of memorabilia, and endless amount of photographs. The Bob Dylan Scrapbook, 1956-1966 will provide the new Dylan fan with loads of background information and anecdotes that were left out of Scorsese's film. Lifelong Dylanphiles will likely know Dylan's late 1950s to mid 1960s history already, and will be enchanted by the endless reproductions that are strategically placed throughout the book. If that wasn't enough, the book also includes a 45 minute CD of 14 interviews, ten of which appeared in the No Direction Home documentary. If you ever want to open someone up to the world of Bob Dylan there is no better place to point them to this incredible trifeca: No Direction Home: Bob Dylan on DVD, No Direction Home: The Soundtrack (The Bootleg Series Vol. 7) on CD, and this wonderful book."
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