May 5, 2006 • 1 min read

Dylan launches XM radio show

Bob Dylan has launched his radio show on US satellite network XM, playing tracks from his personal collection themed around the weather, including Muddy Waters and Hendrix.

As you may have seen elsewhere, Bob Dylan kicked off his previously reported new radio show for US satellite radio network XM this week. I haven't heard it myself (I've been far too busy for such things), but I hear he "growled" his way through the hour long show, playing tracks from his personal record collection all based around the theme of the weather. Tracks included Muddy Waters' 'Blow Wind Blow', Hendrix's 'The Wind Cries Mary' and Stevie Wonder's 'A Place in the Sun'. But, alas, nothing by The Weather Girls.

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