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it’s from 1966, with dylan in a hotel room with robbie, but i can’t find it.
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I Can't Leave Her Behind / On A Rainy Afternoon
Never officially released, which is criminal because they're great.
But they have that "I'm not there" quality where you can tell he never really finished the lyrics, there are definitely times where what he's singing literally makes less than no sense.
I’ve felt the same since I saw that clip (isn’t it in Eat the Document or something?). Is this the only place it was ever recorded? Dylan’s gestures while singing—movements of head etc—are impressed on my psyche.