"Strange Fruit is one of the most influential songs of all time. It began as a poem in the late 1930s by Abel Meeropol, a schoolteacher troubled by a photograph of a lynched black man in the American south."
Bob Dylan: Modern Times
Incredibly, with over 40 albums, this is one of his best. Blues and
ballads, lyrically deep and playful, played by his tight touring band,
the more I listen the more I like it. (*****)
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