THE PHILOSOPHY OF MODERN SONG: SIGNED EDITION by Bob Dylan (Not Cheap!)

https://www.chapters.indigo.ca/en-ca/books/the-philosophy-of-modern...

$799 CAD (about $575 USD)

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Permalink Reply by Jason H on October 14, 2022 at 12:01pm

maybe if I water fast for a month to save on groceries and gas... hmm.. im trying to think of a way to swing it... lol

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Permalink Reply by Dan on October 14, 2022 at 12:02pm

Ok so this is my next purchase, but I might need to rob a bank first.

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Permalink Reply by Dobby Doberson on October 14, 2022 at 12:08pm

Is it true that he’s probably the most impossible in person autograph to get?

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Permalink Reply by JIMMY JAMES on October 14, 2022 at 12:15pm

put it his way Dobby Doberson, I used to work stage security here in Ontario Canada.

For Willie Nelson, he signed all of our Security Passes and we hung around with him beside his bus just shooting the breeze.

For Bob Dylan, I walked him off the stage to his bus on his right hand side, with my buddy also working security on his left. We were told to stay at least 3 feet away from him at all times, and if we uttered a single word to him we would forfeit our pay for the evening, and never work Security at the venue again!!! ...true story

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Permalink Reply by Dobby Doberson on October 14, 2022 at 12:23pm

Great story LOL I think my uncle said the same thing when he worked security. I was thinking of some other autographs that are nearly impossible… Mick Jagger, Axl Rose, Eric Clapton… but I think Bob Dylan takes the cake.

I purchased one, thanks again Mike for posting!

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Permalink Reply by Quadropheniac on October 14, 2022 at 12:27pm

YW! I can't afford one (until I fall asleep and drift into dreamland). . But hoping sharing it with the community at least brings me some good karma.

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Permalink Reply by PFCollector on October 14, 2022 at 1:08pm

He was the very first concert I went to in the mid 90s as a young teenager, with my mom. He actually let people climb up on stage, although I think I remember hearing later on it was only supposed to be women let on stage and that's mostly who got up there dancing with or by him... But being my first concert ever I thought that was just how concerts were, so being young and able to climb I took my chances and jumped on stage. Once I got up there I kinda got scared and froze up, and didnt know what to do, so I walked over to Bob and just said "Thanks Bob" and somewhat patted him on the back. Then the security pushed me over to the side of the stage and I went back down into the crowd. I remember one guy jumped up there with a small lined notepad and tried to get him to sign but he waved his hand no.

I just thought it was a normal concert and that's what always happens at concerts but now I realize how lucky I was and what an oddity it was to be able to stand on stage with Bob Dylan. Getting this autograph like 25 years later is really special to me since I thought I'd never get one after all these years.