ANNOUNCER:DYLAN PERFORMS "HANDSOME MOLLY."
We're going to go back to our regular folk program and bring you now a fellow who's been around the New York area for about a year. He also performs in various coffeehouses. He plays the harmonica, he sings a lot of songs by Woody Guthrie, sings a lot of his own material. He comes from Gallup, New Mexico --- Bobby Dylan.DYLAN (while tuning his guitar):
...Came sorta up here in a hurry... don' know what to do...
DYLAN (while tuning):DYLAN PERFORMS "OMIE WISE."
...This harmonica holder isn't holding too good together... came back... it's gonna strangle me here... it's just a hanger, coat hanger...
DYLAN (while tuning):
...Huh ...sing you one of Woody Guthrie's songs... ...no ...anybody got a knife? ...got a knife? Any one of you people got a knife? No? ...well, that sure ain't a big knife...(?) ...show you a little trick...
(TRIES FRETTING GUITAR WITH KNIFE)
Oh... ...got a bigger knife?
(AUDIENCE LAUGHTER)
...That wasn't the trick... ok... ...oh... ok...huh? Oh, good! ...I really ain't no comedian...
ANNOUNCER:
I wish you could... we had television. Bobby, in case you haven't guessed by now, plays the guitar and plays the harmonica at the same time. Now, that's a bit of a trick. If you have a harmonica holder, it isn't too bad. Bobby doesn't have a harmonica holder, the poor kid... and right now, he's using a coat hanger...
DYLAN:
I sold 'em...
ANNOUNCER:
...and his coat hanger is not bending right. If he could bend his coat hanger musically, it'd be more entertaining, but he can't...
DYLAN:
...Thanks, no...
(BLOWS HARMONICA)
ANNOUNCER:
Are you ready?
DYLAN:
Yeah, I think so.
(CHUCKLES; BLOWS HARMONICA)
Well, here's one... (TUNING)
ANNOUNCER:
All right, this gives me a good opportunity to read this little piece of paper which they've given me...They've decided that instead of me signaling to this fellow over here with six earphones on his head... that I'm gonna read the station breaks. So, in case you didn't know it, you're listening to folk music all day today... and harmonica bending... over Riverside Radio, WRVR, 106.7 FM, New York City.
DYLAN (BLOWS HARMONICA):
...Ok...
ANNOUNCER:DYLAN PERFORMS "POOR LAZARUS."
Would someone volunteer to hold this thing up to Bobby's mouth while he's playing?
DYLAN:DANNY KALB AND DYLAN PERFORM "MEAN OLD SOUTHERN RAILROAD."
This... this is a friend of mine -- Danny Kalb. He plays the guitar... sings... Gonna play harmonica...
ANNOUNCER:
Thank you, Bobby Dylan... and that was Danny Kalb on the last song. Bobby, you forgot your coat hanger...
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ANNOUNCER:
You've been a really wonderful audience and we'd like to bring up one more performer to sing one more song for you -- Bobby Dylan with his new harmonica holder... Bobby?
I mean, Bruce Langhorne's harmonica holder... Well, it looks like we have another dramatic... uh... entrance...
DYLAN:
...sing your part...
RAMBLIN' JACK ELLIOTT:
It's Blind Bob...
DYLAN:
No...
RAMBLIN' JACK ELLIOTT:
Doo wop?
DYLAN:
Yeah, man...
BOB DYLAN AND RAMBLIN' JACK ELLIOTT PERFORM "ACNE."
RAMBLIN' JACK ELLIOTT:
...I'm s'posed to be at Gerde's Folk City now... I sing there with some other people, but... just couldn't tear myself away... here...
ANNOUNCER:
Oh, great... Thanks a lot, Jack...
Jack Elliott and Bob Dylan.
SHOUTS FROM AUDIENCE:
More... more...
ANNOUNCER:
Do you believe in democracy?
RAMBLIN' JACK ELLIOTT:
All good things, you know...
ANNOUNCER:
...come to an end.
RAMBLIN' JACK ELLIOTT: ...must come to an end.
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