Key West part 19: The Bare Necessities

Rumpelstiltskin, Baloo and Satchmo

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My mistake. 19 = 18
Domdom.

Key West Part 19: Mankind’s spiritual odessey through life

Sir Rod, Jack Kerouac and Millwall FC

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Key West part 17: It’s a game

Hindu rituals, Dickey Betts and Miami Vice

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Key West part 16: The Sonic Light Being

Tori Amos, Matt Chamberlain and Hank Williams

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Key West part 15: Amelia

“Joni is a strong-willed woman. And I mean that in the best possible way.”

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Key West part 14:
To make this Key West dock my home

Elvis, Sinatra and Otis.

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Key west Part 13:
She tears again my bleeding heart

Honky-tonk lagoons, The Big O and John Grant

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Key West part 12:
Everything is fuzzy and opalescent

America, botanica and Donald Sutherland

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‘Our Guide This Weekend’ is a weekly series in the Dutch newspaper *De Volkskrant* in which a guest takes us on a tour of their personal highlights. This weekend, Patrick Bringley (All the Beauty in the World) is our guide. He first turns the spotlight on his favourite musician:

Key West part 11:
Here’s my man, the great David Allan Coe

... and Martin Carthy, Jimmy Buffett and the the ugliest cover in Coe’s oeuvre (and that’s saying something)

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Key West part 10:
What a long strange trip it’s been

Grateful Dead's "Truckin'" and Lonnie Donegan

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Key West part 9:
It all floats

Bobby Darin, Charles Trenet and Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy

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Key West part 8:
Leaving you, Tahiti

A salute to our French friends:
Gauguin, Yves Montand et Jean Sablon. And Vincent.

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Key West part 7:
I knew right then and there I was hooked

Gladiator, Juvenal and Sinéad O'Connor

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Thnx. Hoewel ik mijn mening meteen inruil voor een betere, hoor!

Key West part 6:
Glitter amongst the chicken feed

The Academy, Louie and Jimmy and Buddy

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Key West part 5:
Doc Pomus liked my songs

Johnny Depp, Gene Vincent and Doc Pomus

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Key West Part 4:
The gentle lapping of the music

Nick Drake, Tony Attwood and Nick Drake
(I suppose any excuse to incorporate a link to a Nick Drake song is a good excuse)

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Key West part 3:
Familiar sounding, but something’s off

Terry Allen, David Byrne and Van The Man

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Key West part 2:
The lyrics kinda float from person to person

Charlie Poole, Daniel 5 and Billie Joe Royal

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A.s. vrijdagmiddag is hij dan eindelijk bij Broese, Bertus (er zat een rare drukfout in - uitgerekend - de Nederlandse versie, vandaar de vertraging).
Groeten!

Key West part 1: Andorra

Max Frisch, Colin Blunstone & Jimmy Buffett

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Can You Please Crawl Out Your Window? part 4:
“I’m sure that Bob Dylan would dig this version!”

Tony Attwood's take on the peculiar song structure and on the covers

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Can You Please Crawl Out Your Window? part 3:
The amusing cruelty

Bloomfield, Kooper, La Faithfull and Rotolo on Dylan’s malicious side

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Ik laat het je weten, Bertus!

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BOB DYLAN TAKES HIGHWAY 61 – Seven mercurial songs

Once upon a time, Oct. 2019, I dressed so fine to revisit Highway 61.

Jan. 2026 the marathon is completed. Well, the relay race at walking pace, tbh.
Still.

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