If you were to introduce Bob Dylan

Milkcow

Ontherun wrote:

Milkcow wrote:

I would say
"Ladies and..."

no, first I would clear my throat
then I would say

"Ladies and Gentlemen and the rest of you... unfortunately performing fully clothed, Bob Dylan."

I bet he'd get a big round of applause of appreciation :mrgreen:

The only thing I know about Bob Dylan is that he is completely unpredictable so I would not dare to say fully clothed Milkcow...because then he just might go on stage stark naked?

exactly... that was the point... see I put unfortunately in front of that whole thing? I know what I'm talkin' about lol

Milkcow

Peggy Night wrote:

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The only thing I know about Bob Dylan is that he is completely unpredictable so I would not dare to say fully clothed Milkcow...because then he just might go on stage stark naked?

There's an idea for his intro., using his own descriptions of himself:

"He's stark naked but he don't care!

:idea:

stop there! :mrgreen:

Milkcow

Dylaned wrote:

Nope, they'll say "Hi Bob!" (and wave).

I was almost gonna put that... and believe it or not I was playing out the 2 in my head... (Like an idiot) ....
I didn't know which one I liked better.

Milkcow

wedding wrote:

Milkcow wrote:

oh man I even screwed this up.... it should read fully not fulled... GAD

That's all right Milkcow, I thought you meant fuelled, :wink:

so it made fuelled sense to me

That's just as bad as mine!!!

@JP... YES!!!!! that would be hilarious right? dylaned had a great idea...

greenville

We'd like to bring on an old friend of ours...

hana · **Joined:** Thu April 19th, 2012, 12:32 GMT **Posts:** 106

I have never understood the ethics in introducing the main performer and not the whole band in the beginning. Is there anybody in the audience who doesn´t know Bob Dylan will sing? On the other hand, there are many who cannot say the names of the band members. I think it is unpolite to let them wait to the end of the concert to be introduced.

Harry Truman

"Well I woke up to get me a cold pop and then I thought somebody was barbequing. I said oh lord Jesus it’s a fire. Then I ran out, I didn’t grab no shoes or nothin’ lord Jesus, I ran for my life. And then the smoke gagged me, I got bronchitis ain’t nobody got time for that. Ladies and Gentlemen, Bob Barker."

chrome horse

Lily Rose wrote:

The man who gives few interviews but who has given us a million words
The reclusive man who was picked up walking on the streets of Jersey
The hometown boy who is known around the world
The lover of women, the inspiration to men
The man who asked “how many roads” and has himself traveled as many roads as possible
The jester who has himself worn the thorny crown
The shape shifter who is still ever changing

Columbia recording artist, Bob Dylan

That's good.

I would go with -

"Ladies and Gentlemen, I know a lot of you haven't been to church this year, but fear not - I bring thee God..........."

carnap

Hello everyone, this is ... uh ... what did you say your name was?
:wink:

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