Anyway, I read something interesting about the infamous Winter
Dance Tour yesterday: it continued on without the three dead headliners,
substituting Holly-wannabe Bobby Vee as the star! Some things never change
about the music industry...
Hey, isn't this the same Bobby Vee that hired a young
Lance:
Hey, isn't this the same Bobby Vee that hired a young piano player named
Bobby Dylan within a couple years after this gig?? Of course, he didn't last
that long with the band ("creative differences" is what the papers
reported), but it does remind me of what Woody Guthrie supposedly
Lance wrote:
Hey, isn't this the same Bobby Vee that hired a young piano player named
Bobby Dylan within a couple years after this gig??
I believe this is true. I just heard Bobby Vee on "Fresh Air" the other day.
He made mention that Bob went by yet another pseudonym...I didn't really catch
Bobby Vee not only filled in, but later did a Hooly tribute album and an
album with the Crickets, both readily available.
Hey, isn't this the same Bobby Vee that hired a young piano player named
Bobby Dylan within a couple years after this gig??
Definitely true. Also--young Boby Z. was at the
On Wed, 3 Feb 1999, Ph. Barnard wrote:
Ever since then she's been
walking around the house doing imitation Dylan renderings of songs by
the groups she listens to: Spice Girls, Shania, N' Sync, etc. It's
pretty funny to hear a 10 year-old do a Dylan version of "Any man of
*mine*
