Today the family went to the Morgan Library and Museum in Manhattan to see the Bob Dylan exhibition devoted to his formative years. I was like a kid in a candy store viewing the Dylan memorabilia of my favorite era of his career. For example, there were signed copies of Dylan albums from that era. I enjoyed a booth which featured clips from the films Don't Look Back and Eat the Document. The latter was a documentary of Dylan's 1966 tour of England. It featured a clip of Bob Dylan and Johnny Cash singing together. The Slutsky family is in 7th heaven when we see those two together. There were booths for each of Dylan's albums from that era. One could press a button and hear each song from that respective album. There was a copy of the Hibbing High School yearbook with his picture. For more information please see http://www.themorgan.org/exhibitions/dylan.asp
The Morgan was certainly a very exquisite museum suited for very cultured people. From there we went to Mendy's kosher restaurant on 34th and Park Avenue where I had my pastrami sandwich with chicken soup.
Sounds of the Sixties was not available on the Internet this week. Apparently the BBC had some technical difficulties, so I listening to XM's the Loft which is very similar to WFUV. It seems I never listen to Dylan when I am writing a blog entry about him.
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