Amnesty International recently released Chimes Of Freedom: The Songs of Bob Dylan Honouring 50 Years Of Amnesty International. I wonder if it started out as a single CD. It's a 4 CD set. And you could probably fill four more CDs with amazing songs that aren't on this one, and artists who couldn't have been included.
I really dig it, and was glad to discuss it today on The Morning Jolt with Larry Flick -- it was my return to the show after more than a month away. It was great to hang out with Larry and Keith Price again.
Anyway, I'm not reviewing Chimes right now: instead, I'm going to tweet a review of a different song each day for the next 72 days. Follow me at @noexpiration, or search the hashtag #chimesoffreedom. I'll probably aggregate all of them in a post when I'm done.
Wednesday, March 14, 2012
"CHIMES OF FREEDOM" - THE BOB DYLAN TRIBUTE
Labels:
Amnesty International,
Bob Dylan,
Chimes Of Freedom
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2 comments:
It was good to have you back on The Morning Jolt with Larry and Keith. I for one am a fan of yours and enjoy the fresh perspective that you give to music. I have purchased many cds that would have gone unnoticed if not for your bringing them to our attention. Thank you.
Roger in Kansas
Roger - thanks so much, that's about the most flattering thing you could have possibly said to me. Thank you.
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