Comments on: The Day After

By: Mike Kitts

Mike Kitts — Wed, 26 Sep 2007 15:49:56 +0000

Thanks, Rosanne, your dad was very special to a whole lot of us, and you ain’t bad yourself. Keep up your good work, and keep up that wonderful music.

By: Mariaelisa Guimaraes

Mariaelisa Guimaraes — Wed, 26 Sep 2007 03:39:06 +0000

OMG!
I’m a Brazilian simple woman. I’m Professor in one University in the north of Brasil.
Deeply touched, I want to say: your father and Bob Dylan for me are (yes, are) *much more than* great. They’re divine!
I’d love expressing myself better, but I cant.
Excuse me, pardon my awful English. It’s only(I hope) to let you know how important is for me (us), all of you write.
And, let’s face:-) : you write very, very well!
Congrats
Meg Guimaraes

By: rebsue1

rebsue1 — Wed, 26 Sep 2007 03:34:50 +0000

‘my new mandate was justified thusly: the English teacher who had told my entire class, right in front of me — only to pretend that he had forgotten that I was there’
justified thusly

By: Professional Bull Rider Justin McBride Ventures Into Country Music -- The 9513

Professional Bull Rider Justin McBride Ventures Into Country Music -- The 9513 — Tue, 25 Sep 2007 14:36:01 +0000

[...] Roseanne Cash says that the day after Bob Dylan appeared on her dad’s show she walked into school with “a new mandate of confidence and coolness.” The entire country, or at least my entire generation, was buzzing. It was a certifiable, seminal musical event. My new mandate was justified thusly: the English teacher who had told my entire class, right in front of me — only to pretend that he had forgotten that I was there — that none of my dad’s work was worth listening to, save perhaps “Folsom Prison Blues”; the boy who had said my dad couldn’t sing and could barely talk; the nuns who had made nasty comments about my dad’s profession and attendant personal catastrophes … they could all kiss my ass. They could at least back off. No one was cooler than my dad, well, no one but Bob Dylan. But even Bob Dylan thought no one was cooler than my dad. [...]

By: Bjork

Bjork — Tue, 25 Sep 2007 12:47:27 +0000

Thanks Rosanne for your words. i sit here this morning reading though my tears. Your memories are heart felt and I thank you for them. Your father was so handsome and his muisc was America, he sang for the good and not so good. He loved all sides of living, it seems to me. You keep singing and making your music. I am sure your father is smiling from the shadows and even singing along. I look forward to seeing this DVD, i think I’ll ask for it for Christmas.