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The Story of a Lie: Bob Dylan and Robert Louis Stevenson

Exploring Bob Dylan's use of Robert Louis Stevenson in Chronicles: Volume One.
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A look at Bob Dylan's use of flimflam and Robert Louis Stevenson's "The Story of a Lie" on page 108 of Chronicles: Volume One. Robert Louis Stevenson, Bob Dylan, A Good Man, Comebacks, Lie, Volume, Good Things, Dibujo
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Dibujo
A look at Bob Dylan's use of flimflam and Robert Louis Stevenson's "The Story of a Lie" on page 108 of Chronicles: Volume One.
Scott Warmuth
Scott Warmuth
The Story of a Lie: Bob Dylan and Robert Louis Stevenson
A second instance of Bob Dylan using Robert Louis Stevenson on page 108 of Chronicles: Volume One. Dylan returns to this passage from "Will O' the Mill" on page 131. Mill
Mill
A second instance of Bob Dylan using Robert Louis Stevenson on page 108 of Chronicles: Volume One. Dylan returns to this passage from "Will O' the Mill" on page 131.
Scott Warmuth
Scott Warmuth
The Story of a Lie: Bob Dylan and Robert Louis Stevenson
A double dose of Robert Loius Stevenson from Dylan on page 131 of Chronicles: Volume One, with a subtle callback to his previous use of a "Will O' the Mill" passage about Columbus and the desolate Atlantic from page 108. He uses the phrase "midnight murder" to lock it in. Columbus, Atlantic, Dose, Midnight, Subtle
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A double dose of Robert Loius Stevenson from Dylan on page 131 of Chronicles: Volume One, with a subtle callback to his previous use of a "Will O' the Mill" passage about Columbus and the desolate Atlantic from page 108. He uses the phrase "midnight murder" to lock it in.
Scott Warmuth
Scott Warmuth
The Story of a Lie: Bob Dylan and Robert Louis Stevenson
"The Story of a Lie" and Suze's mom—a look at Bob Dylan's use of Robert Louis Stevenson on page 266 of Chronicles: Volume One. Make You Feel, Like You, Something To Do, Burns, Thoughts
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"The Story of a Lie" and Suze's mom—a look at Bob Dylan's use of Robert Louis Stevenson on page 266 of Chronicles: Volume One.
Scott Warmuth
Scott Warmuth
The Story of a Lie: Bob Dylan and Robert Louis Stevenson
Bob Dylan conceals "The Rajah's Diamond" on page 244 of Chronicles: Volume One. Guthrie, Zimmerman, Trance, The Voice, Self
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Bob Dylan conceals "The Rajah's Diamond" on page 244 of Chronicles: Volume One.
Scott Warmuth
Scott Warmuth
The Story of a Lie: Bob Dylan and Robert Louis Stevenson
A look at Bob Dylan's use of Robert Louis Stevenson's "The Story of a Lie" on page 134 of Chronicles: Volume One. Weather Underground, Me Me Me Song, Conversation, Songs, Song Books
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Me Me Me Song
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Song Books
A look at Bob Dylan's use of Robert Louis Stevenson's "The Story of a Lie" on page 134 of Chronicles: Volume One.
Scott Warmuth
Scott Warmuth
The Story of a Lie: Bob Dylan and Robert Louis Stevenson
Bits from Robert Louis Stevenson's "Providence and the Guitar" show up on page 127 of Chronicles: Volume One. The Underdogs, Guitar, Guitars
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Bits from Robert Louis Stevenson's "Providence and the Guitar" show up on page 127 of Chronicles: Volume One.
Scott Warmuth
Scott Warmuth
The Story of a Lie: Bob Dylan and Robert Louis Stevenson