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  1.  CALENDAR
 
  January 20   Woody Guthrie Memorial Concert in Carnegie Hall, NYC.
 
  February 26  Interview in Newsweek by Hubert Saal.
 
  June 5       Death of Abraham Zimmerman, Dylan's father
 
  June 22      First major review of the Basement Tapes entitled
	       "The missing Bob Dylan Album" published in Rolling Stone.
 
  Mid-June     Birth of Samuel Dylan
 
  September    Release of BROADSIDE BALLADS VOL 1 featuring takes of
	       Let Me Die In My Footsteps, John Brown, Only A Hobo and
	       Talkin' Devil by "Blind Boy Grunt", all recorded at the
	       Broadside Office in New York, January 1963.
 
  October      Sing Out publishes an interview by John Cohen and happy Traum
 
  November     George Harrison visits Woodstock, records a few demos.
	       (Kroogsgard dates these demos to May 1970).
 
  December     The two interviews by Izzy Young from October 1961 are 
	       published by the magazine Other Scenes.
 
  2.  RECORDINGS
 
  Jan 20: Woody Guthrie Memorial Concert
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          Carnegie Hall, New York
 
	  Afternoon:
 
	  1. I Ain't Got No Home
	  2. Dear Mrs Roosevelt
	  3. The Grand Coulee Dam
	  4. This Train Is Bound For Glory
 
	  Evening:
 
	  5. This land Is Your Land
  
	  1-3 backed by The Band. 4-5 with the whole ensemble, among others
	  Pete Seeger, Judy Collins, Odetta, and Arlo Guthrie.
	  
	  All released on A TRIBUTE TO WOODY GUTHRIE (Warner Brothers)
	  April 1972.
 
	  Songs 1-3 were also performed in the evening set, but no
	  recording is circulating.
 
 
  3.  DYLAN SONGS
 
  Fall      Lay Lady Lay (1)
 
  November  I'd Have You Anytime (2)
	    I Threw It All Away (1)
	    Everybody Somebody Comes To Town (2)
 
  (1) Please refer to 1969!
  (2) Krogsgaard dates these songs to May 1970, see 1970!
 
  4. REFERENCES
 
  Elliot Landy: Woodstock Vision, Hamburg 1984.
  Contains some unusual family photographs of the Dylan family in Woodstock.