Incredible musician.

Great interview! Thank you. I'm going to check out Jeff's music and the Margo Price book.

As great as A Million Miles Away is and it is, the rest of the album, Everywhere At Once, is Kick Ass!

Ray is the man! Love his work

She is so real, so unfettered in her responses...

Cool conversation, Harold! Was struck that Jeff mentioned that often people are intimidated by P. Townsend because a Chicago buddy of mine bumped into Pete at a 12 step meeting & they hit it off & have stayed in touch for many years.

How exciting.

Great interview Harold!

Loved The Plimsouls, Peter Case 1st solo, The Beat and now the Nerves I was just looking up The Nerves and shocked to See Jack had passed Rest in Peace Jack, You brought many joy through your music that will last forever ! Thank you Jack, Peter and Paul I had hoped to see you in Vancouver in your reunion in 2012 Now looking forward to seeing this and the documentary

I’m just finishing “Pledging My Time” and hate to be almost done with it. It’s been a total joy. I’m a musician myself and have been following Dylan since he was freewheeling.

Scarlet..do u have a new album done in LA in last 3 years?

Scarlett and her violin ❤❤

Great artist, love his old bands,but his solo stuff is even better

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Excellent Harold!

This was a great conversation facilitated by Harold. One of the best moments was near the end when Michael, the great encyclopedist of all things Dylan, who has worked the field since the days of the typewriter and maybe even back to the days of carbon paper, almost passes the baton on to the young Ray. Anointing him and his thorough research for his new book and the revealing interviews that the research produced. It was almost like an Elijah and Elisha moment (2 Kings 2:1-14) or maybe something like that scene from "this movie I seen one time" ...."and I think it starred Gregory Peck, He was shot down by a hungry kid trying to make a name for himself." As the older gunfighter lay in the sun he gasped and he says, “Turn him loose, let him go, let him say he outdrew me fair and square. I want him to feel what it’s like to every moment face the consequences of what is like getting all tied up with this obsession with Bob Dylan."

The Plimsouls are awesome !!! Love them!!!

Plimsouls where the most underrated band in history!!! Astonishing song writing and talent!!

Nice work Harry! I appreciate your knowledge

Peter Case is brilliant...."Waiting for a Plane..." Sublime...

1970 JK PICKED UP A HITCHER..MY ROOMIE AND TOOK US TO HIS SHOW.

PETER CASE IS THE GREATEST SONGWRITER OF ALL TIME

Toad's Place is in New Haven, CT

I wanna see the movie

So different to Europe!

Yes, Scarlet is writing - cant wait

Hello from; On the great lakes in Canada! I love Scarlett Rivera; have since high school, when my cello playing friend Steve Melemis told me how great she is. I'd already bought Desire before meeting Steve but it had never clicked with me to think about the musicians in the band on a record. I just knew that I loved her sound. But then being a Scarlett Rivera fan kind of became a lifelong thing. To see her now, 45 years after she became known to me, with such clarity, so gracious and kind sounding, it's such an affirmation of everything I heard in the music so long ago when I was a teenager. Bless you, Scarlett. I love you. Thank you.

Scarlet shows us that what's go be will be. Stay strong and much love 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰

The version of Sara feautiring her playing violin is mind blowing

Christmas 1967. My mom buys 3 albums for me to go along with the stereo fold-out turntable they gave me. One was a Monkees album. I liked it. But my mom really liked the cover of one of the other albums because it had a "cute" Ron Cobb illustration of a flying Victorian house, and we lived right across the Bay from San Francisco. It was called, "After Bathing at Baxter's," an album that never got any airplay on AM radio despite everyone falling in love with Grace Slick's soaring voice on 'White Rabbit', and 'Somebody to Love' released a few months earlier. So I played it. Really loud. I played it at a party with all my friends, really loud. We had (past tense) all been listening to Sgt. Pepper's nonstop for months. Beatles/Monkees. So I'm playing this album from a band everyone knows, with a title most people even today have never heard of, and my friends are freaking out because we're listening to music that is completely new and brilliant and astoundingly good. Then this instrumental song comes on called 'Spare Chaynge' with Jorma Kaukonen and Spencer Dryden and I guess Jack was playing bass on it as well. I had some really good speakers and everyone was yelling, "Turn it up, turn it up!!!" The parents came out of the house and stood in the driveway dumbfounded as they looked through the open garage door at us kids playing air guitar happier than they'd ever seen us. It was transformational. It changed all of us forever. Now we were ready for Woodstock 6 months later. I put that song on every now and then--the hell with the tinnitus---and I am again transported--and unreservedly, happy. Thank you Jorma. Hope to see you at the Catalyst in Santa Cruz sometime soon.

Wonderful to see and hear you Scarlet♥️🌠🎻

Thanks for this interview. Scarlet was very informative. Love her playing. "Desire" owes much to her contribution. Nice to know that she is friends with Joni Mitchell. Wonder who was the opening act the Scarlet did not want to play with?

Wonderful!

Great observations just wish you two didn’t talk over the other. It broke the theme you were on and always had to go back to after the other guy kept talking over you. Minor complaint on a great listen otherwise.

You had too played your violin again

This was very cool. I was at the show at Atwoods Tavern mentioned early in vid. 4pm in the afternoon?Huh? This guy is highly entertaining. Brilliant songwriter and as great a storyteller live. Very, very funny dude. I want to see him with a band behind him. It's very rare when it happens. I missed one in 1999 or so. So busy with work I missed the very few ads for the show. I really need to find the documentary about him. It has to be highly entertaining.

I grew up with the plimsouls (Hung out with Dave P' brother Ed). Coolest thing I have seen a musician do was by Peter. This cat rolled up to the back of the Roxy in a Ford Fairlane, got out with cig hanging from his mouth, open the trunk , grabbed his quitar, slung it over his shoulder, flicked his cig, walked in the back door, straight to stage played "everywhere at once"

Awesome, Great interview,,, Peter Case is an Iconic Songwriter... Legend... Good job Harold....

I spent time with Bob Dylan till I was 11 my mom was his cook in malibu and where ever he went her name was Nanci kendall.

Where can we watch the film?

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Booger was in "Revenge of the Nerds" and "Moonlighting"- Curtis Armstrong

Whata somethin her & her fancy-fiddle added to Bob's music!

"when public education actually funded the arts". Well said. A fascinating person and brilliant musician

Jorma has been a huge part of life for me personally. He is the biggest badass in guitar history.!!! Nobody can do what he has done period. Just a little nibble will take you far. My best bite was... WOW Hall in Eugene in the early 80s. Just an amazing human being. Love forever Mr Jorma. :)

A fine interview! Too bad Harold's earliest Airplane was Bark. Might want to go back & consider the early, better stuff. I would have greatly enjoyed more conversation re pre-Volunteers (album) era -- a richly creative time.

Yea thats a great line I don't care that there's chemicals in it..as long as my lettuce is crisp

Commack Arena 77 my first show! I remember the warm up band getting showered with beer bottles after just two songs.

Thank you, really enjoyed that interview

Your top drawer, Jorma. Great people around you and an obviously awesome partner in life, Vanessa who holds it all together. Lucky you, lucky us.<3