The Walls Of Pride Are High And

There Would Be Brilliant Songs, But, As [bob] Dylan Admitted On The Recent Martin Scorsese Documentary About Him (no Direction Home), The Specific Muse That Inspired "it's Alright Ma" Would Not Return.

Little Red Wagon, Little Red Bike, I Ain’t No Monkey But I Know What I Like.

You I Am Sure Will Forgive Me For Sincerely Remarking That You Might Curb Your Magnanimity And Be More Of An Artist, And 'load Every Rift' Of Your Subject With Ore.

How Many A Year Has Passed And Gone And Many Gamble Has Been Lost And Won, And Many A Road Taken By A Friend And Each One I've Never Seen Again.

Bob Dylan Wasn't A Big Star Early On; It Was The Release Of His Greatest Hits Album In 1967, And The Mainstream Success Of The Stoner Anthem "rainy Day Women #12 & 35" ("everybody Must Get Stoned!"), That Really Put Him On The Mainstream Map.