Bob Dylan — or Bobby Dillon, according to an article — performed in Mississippi, where he sang in honor of Medgar Evers.

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A good jolly. I’ve never had a problem with that song because it doesn’t pretend to be anything other than what it is and I love it for that. Live audiences love it.

In this feature from Uncut's January 2003 issue [Take 68], Roger Daltrey reviews his side of The Who's story, providing track-by-track commentary on the band's most explosive singles ...

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