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3. "Sad Eyed Lady" always held special meaning for Joan Baez

Sat May 5, 2012, 09:37 PM

May 2012

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 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