Takes me back donkey’s years, sat in a crowded pub when a hapless and naive taxi driver arrived, ’ taxi for Spartacus’. Still chuckle about it now.
Vant very much
April 11, 1961: Dylan begins a run opening for bluesman John Lee Hooker at Gerdes Folk City.
I love how all sorts of really rockin’ electric blues men were recreated as “country blues singers” for white audiences during the late 50s early 60s folk music boom 
Love the second one.
Fair point, easy to overlook as a historical artefact, and wincingly of-its-era when you stop to consider it, but I guess it also helped to break-down some barriers, much to music’s overall benefit 
It was ultimately a good thing. The blues got steamrolled by rock & roll in the 50s, so it helped bring the music back in to the public view and allowed a rediscovery of many artists earlier output.
Once more I am compelled to say. Fuck you, Time!
What do we want?
Time Machines!
When do we want them?
Actually, it doesn’t matter…
It’s okay, no one’s looking at the drummer 
One of a series of trading cards produced by German margarine company ‘Echte Wagner’ depicting the world of the future as seen from 1930 -
Be careful what you wish for!