Bob Dylan - "Love And Theft" Artist_Atsushi Hamada Dave recalls the moment Joe

Dave recalls the moment Joe put on Arthur’s debut

Vinicius de Moraes and João Gilberto breathed a new sensitivity into the atmosphere of Rio de Janeiro: they introduced samba rhythms into the city's tristeza and felicidade

The song is less feminine anthem and more pop exegesis of societal codes

whose dream-pop collection Niku O Kuraite Chikai Wo Tateyo was recently reissued by Black Editions

and other famous numbers are favorites of Tomoyo Harada herself

Bob Dylan - "Love And Theft" Artist_Atsushi Hamada Dave recalls the moment JoeTime Out Of Mind was a legitimate comeback, Bob Dylan's first collection of original songs in nearly ten years and a risky rumination on mortality, but its sequel, Love And Theft, is his true return to form, not just his best album since Blood On The Tracks, but the loosest, funniest, warmest record he's made since The Basement Tapes. His voice is shot, but he sounds warmer, more relaxed and old mr grumpy is as good humoured as on The Basement Tapes.