Liked Dylan but never got into his music til around 1980. My buddie & I were in Majorica & he came back to the ship (Navy) all excited & said I had to go see this place. He took me to a neat hangout named The Bob Dylan Pub. A long narrow pub with a long bar & albums that lined the length of the bar played on a cool sounding turntable. Of course I had to ask if Dylan owned the place & said he did, this was one of three around the globe. Later when in Phila. Dylan came to the Spectrum & we were really close to the stage. One I'll always remember. Thanks for small memories Walter.
GB, most interesting comment-I once had a notion of opening some kind of Dylan bar, and filling it with Dylan stuff...I wonder where the other two pubs are? I've been a Dylan fan since hearing 'Positively 4th Street' when it was released on the radio waves...I was about 14. Very cool post, thanks very much!
Liked Dylan but never got into his music til around 1980. My buddie & I were in Majorica & he came back to the ship (Navy) all excited & said I had to go see this place. He took me to a neat hangout named The Bob Dylan Pub. A long narrow pub with a long bar & albums that lined the length of the bar played on a cool sounding turntable. Of course I had to ask if Dylan owned the place & said he did, this was one of three around the globe. Later when in Phila. Dylan came to the Spectrum & we were really close to the stage. One I'll always remember. Thanks for small memories Walter.
ReplyDeleteGB, most interesting comment-I once had a notion of opening some kind of Dylan bar, and filling it with Dylan stuff...I wonder where the other two pubs are? I've been a Dylan fan since hearing 'Positively 4th Street' when it was released on the radio waves...I was about 14.
ReplyDeleteVery cool post, thanks very much!
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