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22 Sep 99 - 08:23 PM (#116641) Subject: In My Time of Dyin' From: Roger in Baltimore I originally learned this song from Bob Dylan's first album. Certainly it's an old blues/gospel number. Maybe it's Rev. Gary Davis?
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22 Sep 99 - 08:56 PM (#116655) Subject: RE: Lyr Req: In My Time of Dyin' From: Sandy Paton In my memory, I hear Josh White singing this one, but didn't he sing "Jesus gonna make up my dyin' bed?" Sandy (who doesn't really know the words) |
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23 Sep 99 - 03:30 PM (#116981) Subject: RE: Lyr Req: In My Time of Dyin' From: Caindawg I perform it regulary like Dylan's version and I use "Jesus goona make up my dyin' bed. The last verse I use goes "In my time of dyin' Don't want nobody to cry All I want for you to do is Take me when I die" I play it in std tuning with capo at 2nd fret to get the Dylan voicing. Caindawg |
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23 Sep 99 - 03:44 PM (#116986) Subject: RE: Lyr Req: In My Time of Dyin' From: Steve Latimer What, Led Zeppelin ripped someone off? Never!!! |
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23 Sep 99 - 08:42 PM (#117089) Subject: RE: Lyr Req: In My Time of Dyin' From: Wally Macnow Sandy, Josh sang it and he did sing "Jesus gonna make up my dyin' bed". I just finished listening to the CD that Smithsonian/Folkways put out last year that has the song on it. He was one helluva singer and guitarist. I feel very lucky that I was able to get to see him a number of times in NYC. |
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25 Sep 99 - 11:24 AM (#117611) Subject: RE: Lyr Req: In My Time of Dyin' From: Roger in Baltimore Hey, Wally, Did we miss any verses here? Your appreciation is a help, and your help will be appreciated.
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