What kind of music you hear while you trade?

LoooooVe Carole King!!!!

You will have to forget all about infatuation
Try embarking upon on the journey of Trading!
You will not mock my suffering then…
You will not mock my suffering then…
When you have started to Trade!

Goo Goo Dolls - Iris

Magic Slim & the Teardrops - You Got To Pay

(no reference intended at all to our Forex trading )

From his 2nd studio album


Bold As Love - Jimi Hendrix

Pretty much everyone lol has done a version of one of Bob's songs.

Graham nailed this one down sweet imo.
circa '77


It's All Over Now, Baby Blue - Graham Bonnet

Robert Johnson, the guy who went to the 'Crossroads' and gave his soul to the devil so he could be a great guitarist and he certainly achieved it...

Whether it's true or not he sings about it in this song and people who knew Robert said he was a shit guitarist until his fateful meeting with Lucifer who took his soul at the young age of 26....
Massive influence on the rock n roll genre....

Saying the above doesn't mean I believe in some all powerful fallen angel...

I listen to rappers that talk about getting money & trappin' lol

Antoine Fats Domino (Jnr)


I think he was maybe singing about the New York Open


Every Night About This Time

Interesting interpretation

Dylan sang It’s All Over Now, Baby Blue at the 1965 Newport Folk Festival when he came back to the stage with his acoustic guitar for an encore after his controversial electric performance. Why did he choose this particular song? By most accounts, Dylan’s brash electric performance was booed by many of the folk purists at the show. Perhaps he just wanted to play any acoustic song in order to get the crowd off his back. Maybe he just happened to pick this one.

Or perhaps he was sending his folkie fans a message conveyed through the lyrics of this song. Read in that light, the song could very well be understood as Dylan saying goodbye to the folk movement and hello to the sounds of rock ‘n’ roll. “Strike another match, go start anew/It’s all over now, Baby Blue”.

These ideas could be way overblown and the song could really be just another of Dylan’s vitriolic breakup songs. Paul Williams thinks the song is being sung to someone that is heading for a fall. Some suggest it could be about Joan Baez. This theory does suit Baez perfectly, she being the queen of the folk movement who would be half-forgotten in the ensuing rock age. Dylan denies it in an interview with Craig McGregor, but then again, he’s never been very forthcoming with the press.

Whatever or whoever the song is aimed at, It’s All Over Now is a great example of how Dylan’s songs often work on many levels, subject to wildly different interpretations.

Source: http://www.bobdylancommentaries.com/bringing-it-all-back-home/its-all-over-now-baby-blue/

Historic

A great write up imo Phylo, cheers.
When Bob went electric he took Ronnie Hawkins old backup band with him (now called just "The Band" lol) and their switch from pure folk was not welcomed by many of his long time followers, no. Such was life, and as if Bob cared lol. It is, or was, what it was.

Here's Bob & The Band doing one of my fave Dylan lyric songs, Forever Young
"May you build a ladder to the stars
Climb on every rung
And may you stay forever young"

and who would have thought that, a million years later

kids would be singing it also


Forever Young - The Starbugs

Usually game and movies soundtracks. something like a long journey that last hours.
example:

Play List: youtu.be/F0Q3GIXoX7E?list=PLVPGzOHIIgz91JOA5EATK5v_M2mOq77Tn