Hello, my name is Ben Barrel and welcome back to Bob Dylan album by album, a podcast that takes

an in-death look at each Bob Dylan studio recording record by record. Thank you to everyone that has

supported the podcast this week. That is you, Big Farmer, also Jimmy and Richard and Aiman

McGuinness, Arthur in Austin, Texas. I love the fact that he's put his location in there.

And hi to Louise, too.

Thank you for getting involved.

It's more than appreciated.

You can find a link to the Buy Me a Coffee website

where you can support this podcast for the price of a cup of coffee.

The link, as always, is in this episode description.

So for the final time this season, yes, this is the final episode of season three.

I'd love to be able to bring this to you every single week.

But as you can imagine, making the episodes is pretty time consuming.

Well, writing them is, at least anyway.

And there's a couple of big projects I've got coming up over the next couple of months or so.

But we will return as soon as possible with another season.

We're going out on a high though and looking at once again an incredible record and

album that really is top of the pile.

This is part number five on Highway 61, Revisited.

I've got this graveyard woman, you know she keeps my kids.

But my soul for mommy, know, she keeps me here.

There's Little Doubtless album is a classic, not only based on the songs alone, but we also have to give it that title due to what it did.

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