
I agree

☞ Found these on Instagram, the guy who posted them said he got them at a thrift store, candid shots of Joan Baez and Bob Dylan around 1965.

(Left to Right) Linda and Paul McCartney, Sara Lownds, Greg Allman, Chér, and Bob Dylan, March 27, 1975, aboard The Queen Mary.

Bob Dylan, “Brining It All Back Home,” recording session, Daniel Kramer, 1965.

The past I remember time cannot erase / The letter you wrote me it was written in shame / And I know that your conscience still echo’s my name

“Before the scene started we walked down to a little lake. It was a cold fall day with a low sun in a grey sky. I was barefoot, and we stood under a tree and spoke softly, like two normal people. For a very few minutes we went back to another time, when we were nineteen years old, standing with brown leaves falling all around and snow in our hair….I knew the magic would stop when we turned around, but I didn’t mind. We walked back up the hill to do the “scene.” In front of the camera I said everything that came into my head. I asked Bob why he’d never told me about Sara, and what he thought would have happened to us if we’d gotten married way back then. He couldn’t improvise well, so I answered my own questions. I said it wouldn’t have worked out because I was too political and he lied too much, and he just stood there with his hand on the bar smiling and embarrassed because he didn’t know what else to do, though what I said was no news to him.” —Joan Baez, ‘And A Voice To Sing With,’ 1987.