In the middle of a busy junket day, Sam popped down to the opulent Mr Fogg’s Pawnbrokers on Dean Street to join us for a ...

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Fifty-seven years ago today, Bob Dylan and a country legend recorded a new version of one of his most mysterious songs.

Bob Dylan's romantic song mixed vulnerability with poetic, heartbreak, revealing the emotional complexity behind one of the most debated love songs.

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