Ebook {Epub PDF} Rolling Thunder Logbook by Sam Shepard

The script never materialized, but throughout the many moods and moments of his travels with Dylan and his troupe, Shepard kept an impressionistic Rolling Thunder Logbook of life on the road. Illuminated by forty candid photographs by official tour photographer Ken Regan, Shepard's mental-snap shots capture the camaraderie, isolation, head games, and pill-popping mayhem of the tour, providing a window into /5(). Loose, short, diary-like descriptions, mostly of life on the road in with Bob Dylan’s Rolling Thunder Revue. A fun book, a quick read. Dylan plays a series of smaller concerts, followed by a film crew trying to make a film (the author of the book, Sam Sheppard, was hired to write dialog for the movie), so you get some impressions of the misadventures on the road, descriptions of /5(44). All Shepard had to show for his part in the madness was The Rolling Thunder Logbook, originally published in and available in Britain only as a rare import. Impressionistic or merely chaotic, depending on your view, Shepard's book captures something of the spontaneity of the tour, though his weariness at the mayhem taints the fractured narrative.

Sam Shepard, Rolling Thunder Logbook (Penguin ) Bob Dylan's Rolling Thunder Revue - 57 concerts in 19with a huge line-up of talent on and off stage - was a big deal at the time for the Dylan fandom diaspora (you can read the Wikipedian version here). When a friend who was culling. All Shepard had to show for his part in the madness was The Rolling Thunder Logbook, originally published in and available in Britain only as a rare import. Impressionistic or merely chaotic, depending on your view, Shepard's book captures something of the spontaneity of the tour, though his weariness at the mayhem taints the fractured. www.doorway.ru: ROLLING THUNDER LOGBOOK: "In the autumn of , when 'New England is festering with Bicentennial madness,' Bob Dylan and his Rolling Thunder Revue - a rag-tag variety show that Dylan envisioned as a traveling gypsy circus - toured twenty-two cities across the Northeast. Swept up in the motley crew, which included Joni Mitchell, Mick Ronson, Allen Ginsberg, Arlo Guthrie, Joan.

The script never materialized, but throughout the many moods and moments of his travels with Dylan and his troupe, Shepard kept an impressionistic Rolling Thunder Logbook of life on the road. Illuminated by forty candid photographs by official tour photographer Ken Regan, Shepard's mental-snap shots capture the camaraderie, isolation, head games, and pill-popping mayhem of the tour, providing a window into Dylan's singular talent, enigmatic charisma, and vision of America. Loose, short, diary-like descriptions, mostly of life on the road in with Bob Dylan’s Rolling Thunder Revue. A fun book, a quick read. Dylan plays a series of smaller concerts, followed by a film crew trying to make a film (the author of the book, Sam Sheppard, was hired to write dialog for the movie), so you get some impressions of the misadventures on the road, descriptions of attempts to improvise movie scenes, observations of the performing life, glimpses of a ghost-like Dylan and. The script never materialized, but throughout the many moods and moments of his travels with Dylan and his troupe, Shepard kept an impressionistic Rolling Thunder Logbook of life on the road.