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Sat May 5, 2012, 09:37 PM

She was the one who introduced Bob Dylan to Big Sur, and then later it was the place where her brother-in-law was killed on a motorcycle.

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Bob Dylan- Just Like A Woman [View all]	DutchLiberal	May 2012	OP
In MHO it is certainly right up there at the top	left on green only	May 2012	#1
I didn't know what Big Sur was; I googled it, but don't know what it's got to do with the song.	DutchLiberal	May 2012	#4
I guess it is really hard to pin Dylan down to anything,	left on green only	May 2012	#7
Fascinating interpretation	DutchLiberal	May 2012	#14
Thankyou for picking up on other sections of the song	left on green only	May 2012	#15
I think a lot of Dylan's songs are about more than one thing...	DutchLiberal	May 2012	#16
Sad-Eyed Lady Of The Lowlands	struggle4progress	May 2012	#2
"Sad Eyed Lady" always held special meaning for Joan Baez	left on green only	May 2012	#3
Yes, indeed.	Paka	May 2012	#8
Richard Farina, brotherinlaw	barbsved	May 2012	#11
Did Richard also write "Birmingham Sunday"?	classof56	May 2012	#12
Oh, my...thank you for sharing these!	classof56	May 2012	#13
K & R	MoreGOPoop	May 2012	#5
Totally Cool!	Paka	May 2012	#10
you're so right; though my favorite is always ".... Baby Blue"	marasinghe	May 2012	#6
I AGREE	drynberg	May 2012	#9
man, those lyrics .... out of this world, right?	marasinghe	May 2012	#17
Yes, it's incredibly beautiful.	DutchLiberal	May 2012	#18
off topic. politics, issues, and current events. locking. nt	seabeyond	May 2012	#19

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