Boston Harold Podcast

THE DYLAN TAPES: STEPHANIE TRUDEAU TALKS ABOUT HER NEW BOOK OF ANTHONY SCADUTO'S 1970 INTERVIEWS, SHARES AUDIO CLIPS OF ECHO HELSTROM  AND GRETEL HOFFMAN (Part one) by Harold Lepidus  Hello and welcome to the Boston Harold Video Podcast. My very special guest today is Stephanie Trudeau, who recently brought to fruition an essential book to the library of any Bob Dylan fan. It's titled  THE DYLAN TAPES - FRIENDS, PLAYERS, & LOVERS TALKIN' EARLY BOB DYLAN.  (University of Minnesota Press) Chances are that if you are a serious Bob Dylan fan, you are at least familiar with Anthony Scaduto's book, BOB DYLAN - AN INTIMATE BIOGRAPHY, from the early 1970s. Even back then, Dylan's history was something of a mystery. Mr. Scaduto was researching and interviewing people - who had known the singer-songwriter early in his career - during a time when Dylan had pretty much retreated from public appearances, and concentrated mostly on studio recordings and family life. Even ...

PRESS RELEASE | LONDON | FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: 25 MAY 2022  Will Present  A FIRST IN MUSIC HISTORY: Bob Dylan’s  First New Studio Recording of “Blowin’ In The Wind”  Since 1962  Produced by T Bone Burnett Utilising  Groundbreaking Patented Technology to Create a  One-of-One Ionic Original Disc In London on 7 July 2022 During *** Exclusive In-Person Listening Experiences ***  To Take Place in  Los Angeles, New York and London London – Christie’s will auction Bob Dylan’s first new studio recording of “Blowin’ in the Wind” since 1962, from a special session with multi-Grammy winning producer T Bone Burnett, on the recently announced groundbreaking Ionic Original disc. The first recording to utilise his patented technology from Burnett’s company, NeoFidelity, Inc., this unique lot will be offered in The Exceptional Sale on July 7 as a highlight within Classic Week London (estimate: £600,000-1,000,000). A first in music history: this opportunity ...

Talkin' Tulsa Bob Dylan Center pre-Grand Opening Mavis/Patti/Elvis Celebration By Harold Lepidus HAPPY BIRTHDAY, MR. BOB!   Earlier this month, I was humbled and honored to be invited to the pre-Grand Opening ceremonies for the Bob Dylan Center in Tulsa, Oklahoma. From the fifth day of May to the eighth, my trip was jam packed with excellent food, spectacular music, serendipitous interactions, meeting up with old friends and finding new ones, and, of course, an immersion into the worlds of Bob Dylan and Woody Guthrie. In addition, we got to see three nights of artists from different locations and genres, all with a connection to, and have collaborated with, Mr. Dylan: Mavis Staples, Patti Smith, and Elvis Costello.  * Bob Dylan arrived in New York City just over 60 years ago, trying to find Guthrie, and hopefully make it as a folk singer in the Greenwich Village folk scene. The deal to move Bob Dylan’s archives to Tulsa, home of Woody Guthrie, began about six years ago. T...