... awesome cover.

Sweet cover; I'm hooked. Her name is poetry unto itself.

Ahhhhhhhhhh. Lost again to her voice. Song's OK too.

Please come back to music Sinead.

OMG! What a set of pipes!

A beautiful interation of an old Bobby Dylan catalog number.

Now if we could just get Sinead together with Pink and Avril ...

Bleyfusz wrote:

And sheesh, is this ever a much better version. Sinead gives the song the life it deserves. The original is the worst song on the original album... go ahead, give it a listen and tell me I'm wrong.

jeffeljefe wrote:

Don't hate yourself, that was exactly my first few-seconds image....

This version causes a total work stoppage for me every time.

I'd like an MP3 of this song. Anyone know where I can download it?

Thanks B... love this set 2 covers followed by the Master Storyteller himself.

peace...

jeffeljefe wrote:
Whoa, ease up on yerself. As Optimus Prime once said, the human race is still a young one, it has much to learn.

When I saw the name Sinead Lohan, the first thing that popped into my head was an image of Lindsay Lohan shaving off all her hair a la Britney before heading to rehab.

And i don't even watch that much crap TV. I hate myself.

I like her voice and the guitar. Just raised my rating.

Bleyfusz wrote: I believe it's on Another Side of Bob Dylan

isnt it from blonde on blonde???

Bleyfusz wrote:

chuck_flacks wrote:Nope! By no means from Desire! Must have been Another Side of...., though I'm not sure either.

sunybuny wrote:

Wikipedia claims that she has completed a new album as of January 07. No release date listed.

Run with it Bill! Dylan covers for the whole morning! Jimi next?

CCinSB wrote:This is nice... but it's hard to beat Chris Hillman's voice.

This is a relatively unknown song by Dylan -- from Desire, if I remember right. But, her version is haunting -- I thought it was Joan Baez at first. She seems to be channeling the old Joan sings Dylan vibe.

I like the Flyin Burrtio Bros version better.

I'm loving the set of Dylan covers!!

There's not enough Sinead Lohan on iTunes, either. As in none. How do I track her stuff down?

formersnowbug wrote:

There's not enough Sinead Lohan in the world. This is just wonderful.

I love this set of Dylan covers. Thanks B.

i sense a pattern... wonderful!

lester wrote:

Lester - You and I agree about the quality of this rendition. Its quite excellent.

But I'm not sure why you disagree with covers "as a general rule". Along with Dylan, every recording of Beethovan, Bartok and their ilk are essentially covers. I delight in hearing the different interpretations. Covers are a way to acknowledge the quality of a song and the songwriter and gives new life to forgotten material. In this case, I'm not familiar with Dylan's version so will make the effort to get a copy. Keep this up Bill!!

I found it moving. Nuff said.

wow, I just realized this is Dylan's song. Hmm not so sure about this...

white_rabbit wrote:

I don't agree. There's a whole industry of Dylan covers and many actually add something to the experience of the song. I first heard this song 40 years ago by Dylan and it's sure nice to hear it rise up again in another form.

lixy wrote:

i am no fisherman's slave.

One of the least known of Bob's truly great songs.

This was following a Van Morrison cover of It's all over now, baby blue. Let's hear it for Dylan Covers!!!!!!