Peter discusses the impact of Bob Dylan’s songs particularly during the mid-1960’s. But he also follows the influence Dylan had on artists through the ’70’s, ’80’s right through to current artists. There are examples of the earliest Dylan compositions that had great impact not only on the public but on future artists. The show concludes with one of Dylans most impactful songs that was a game-changer on so many different levels.
- Peter, Paul and Mary - “Blowin’ In The Wind”- 3:47
- Bob Dylan - “Don’t Think Twice, It’s Alright” @ 6:59
- The Beatles - “You’ve Got To Hide Your Love Away”- 12:24
- The Byrds - “Spanish Harlem Incident” @ 17:34
- Cher - “All I Really Want To Do” @ 19:52
- Johnny Cash - “It Ain’t Me, Babe” @ 23:10
- Mouse - “A Public Execution” @ 27:49
- David Blue - “If Your Monkey Can’t Get It” @ 31:36
- Donovan - “Catch The Wind” @ 35:22
- Stealers Wheel - “Stuck In The Middle With You” @ 38:41
- Willie Nile - “Subterranean Homesick Blues” @ 42:29
- Jesse Welles - “War Isn’t Murder” @ 45:35
- Bob Dylan - “Like A Rolling Stone” @ 52:23
Airdate:
Thursday, October 1, 2026