Positively 4th street: now thats a lot of verses

[Anders Madsen]

My father-in-law passed and left us a fantastic cabin in the mountains. I bought a cheap laptop, and a Steinberg UR 28. That took me out of my comfort zone, and I recorded that song to get to know the new pine covered room on the 2nd floor. A sweet experience with a minimum of plugins. Up there I have a weak 4G coverage, so pluginsblablabla..  I have a new stationary PC coming sometime the next week.

Hmm I exceeded max filesize. Wasnt meant for youtube, but I had to:
 

 

Edited September 11, 2020 by Anders Madsen

[garybrun]

Very nice track and you also have a nice voice too.

Dont be shy...  bring your voice up a little.. above the bass.

[bjornpdx]

Anders,  I used to listen to that song over and over back when it was on vinyl. You did a great job on the cover, even sounding a bit like Dylan.
Your cabin in the woods looks like a great place to make music but maybe a little too cold to be playing guitar outside?  ☺️

[DeeringAmps]

Anders, Hit "share" on your UTube vid, then hit "copy" and paste it (ctrl+v) into your Cake post, that will put vid in your post.
(it took me forever to get this right...)
Always a Dylan fan, well done!

tom

[Kevin Walsh]

Always loved this tune, you did a fine job on it. I agree with the raise the vocals above the bass comment but that bass tone is mwah!

[Wookiee]

Tad long but then Dylan frequently did not know when to stop, thanks for sharing enjoy the new retreat.

[John Bradley]

16 minutes ago, Wookiee said:

Dylan frequently did not know when to stop

Like when his friends and acquaintances must have told him early on "Stick to the songwriting, Bob. The singing, y'know, it's not really your thing..."

[Bapu]

My 2nd fav Dylan song right after Desolation Row. Good job.