Hey 'Spaw — I've never heard Clapton's version of DTT, but you mentioning it reminded me of one of the best versions I've ever heard. It's on an album called Odetta Sings Dylan and she does it as a really funky blues — with only bass accompaniment, if memory serves. It's worth a look-up if you've never heard it. She also does a version of Mr. Tambourine Man on there that is one of the most soulful things I ever heard her do. Not at all like Dylan's version. And the whole album has Bruce Langhorn on guitar and Les Grenage on bass. Excellent stuff.

As for this song being anti-woman, I just can't see that. The first few versions I heard of it were done by Joan Baez, Odetta and PPM. But I guess the women of those days just weren't as sensitive to all the terrible things today's women are.

More PC crap, IMHO.

david