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This is one of my favorite songs from Bob Dylan off his "Blood on the Tracks" record. Dylan's music and song writing have been hugely influential on me and there is something about this song and the original recording that shows why Dylan is a master of his craft. I'll admit my recording is a little sloppy (as it is not the easy song for me to play and sing at the same time), but I like how it came out. Also, I can't help but doing a quasi-Dylan impression when singing this song.

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from Telephone Sessions Mixtape, released January 22, 2013
Michael J. Karlin - Vocals and Guitar

Written by Bob Dylan

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Michael J. Karlin and the Parade of Horribles Orange, California

folk / punk / country / whatever

Michael J. Karlin’s debut record is one of lost days, lost love, and the possibilities of tomorrow.

With his debut record, he has teamed up with producer Jarrett Killen and his backing band the Parade of Horribles to create a collection of songs about life, change, passion, and growing up that mixes elements of Americana, Folk, Alt-Country, Punk, and Blues. ... more

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