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This is great. When was this recorded? Buddy has always looked so ageless I can't get a bead on what era this was.

"You gotta beep a gunk a chucha, honk konk konk. You gotta each you puna, each ya bop a luba. Each yall bump a kechonk, ease sum konk.....Yeah, right!"

Jim, speaking in tongues

was this an SNL performance?

@pagonite The very idea that you think a bunch of no talent retards like REO Speedwagon (who only had one good song, this one) would "kick the ass of Steely Dan" -- one of the the greatest bands in history -- reveals that you are a slobbering, ferocious fucking retard and a proudly stupid member...

This song did resonate tremendously after Katrina, but Newman wrote it in 1972, and it was about the actions that Woodrow Wilson took during the flood of '27, when he approved that they blow up the levees, flooding and destroying the farms of poor people in order to "save" the nicer homes owned b...

This is totally tone-deaf. Given what vile, despicable, horrifying, evil, vicious, black-hearted sociopaths and vile rancid slabs of human fucking garbage Walker and the Repubs were -- crushing the middle class by stripping collective bargaining rights, backed by rancid right wing fucking filth l...

this makes me cry as much as the the version by the Jerry-led line-up in the '70s. So sweetly melancholy and soulful and plaintive.

Beats the pants off the Stones version, which to my ear was always No Big Deal

@NEEKEN1978 If you "can't stand" Dylan, you're a ferocious, slobbering, slack-jawed fucking retard.

Smarten up, fuck face. Go listen to Journey, you dumb fucking animal

@MusicWriter1965 Sorry, typo, I meant, "incorporated"

@Ultramediacorp You're a ferocious fucking retard, a disgraceful brainwashed sheep, a slobbering, slack-jawed imebile, a filthy filthy filthy filthy fucking liar and an evil, vicious, toxic bilious slab of human fucking garbage

And, a vile, rancid piece of fucking shit

Another one of the "New Dylans." : )

RIP, Clarence. Thanks for all the great music and excitement and memories. You will be missed for a long, long time, sir

I also saw a show on this tour, in 93, and remember them being up in the cherry picker. Robbie MacIntosh was / is a great guitarist.

Thanks for posting this. Great song. This is the album when they started getting more adventurous and broadening beyond roots-music styles. I love both "eras."

I don't think it's "better" or "worse" than the original faster version. It's just different. I like that we have both versions to listen to. Some of the greatest bands / artists ever are / were constantly changing the way they played their songs onstage -- Dylan and the Dead, for instance. I am...

@laitlyful Well, yes, of course you need to read the sub-titles. it isn't this original scene that is funny. It's the subtitles that are hilarious

It's really, really important for everyone to understand that anti-war songs do not in any way disparage veterans or their sacrifices. That's a despicable, vile, evil lie spewed by belligerent, evil, right wing sociopaths and right wing human fucking filth

This is a great song, but the chick singers are too prominent. The song didn't need them echoing every line Dylan sings. I think the song would have been stronger if they only "repeated" one of his lines about once every three verses, not after every couplet. Street Legal was a weird album -- Bob...

@estderoma Oh, don't be such a mewling, simpering, snide little bitch, you little fucking cunt

@ocd44 I know, it sucks. Go to Grooveshark, though -- a lot of the stuff that the labels pulled down off of YT can be found on that site

@jwhat01 You're a filthy fucking liar, but fortunately, you and the rest of the evil, black-hearted right wing sociopaths will burn in fucking hell

Bloomfield is the star on this one. Check out the feedback, the distortion, the screaming solos -- two years before Hendrix hit the scene

@edgonzales2323 He also sang it as "careless sex" when he did this on Jools Holland's show in the '90s. The difference, of course, is that these two versions were going to be broadcast on TV. If anyone doesn't understand that, then they're a fucking retard

I'm more of a Bob fan than a Patti fan, but I like this much better than Bob's original. Like almost everything else on Street Legal, I found it to be too slick and overproduced, especially the chick singers echoing every single line he sang, which was so repetitive it was distracting. And then t...

why are so many people on this site such belligerent, bellowing, raging-infant fucking ass holes? It's fucking MUSIC, for fuck's sake

This song was written by Lonnie Young and Ed Young, and has been covered a LOT -- also by Jim Kweskin Jug Band (with Maria Muldaur on vocals), the Derek Trucks Band, Robben Ford, and Foghat, among others

@MultiJollyguy You're a slobbering fucking retard and a belligerent, black-hearted, vile, vicious piece of fucking shit. Go blow your filthy festering fucking brains out.