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 Post subject: Stu's returning noodle
PostPosted: Thu May 2nd, 2013, 14:55 GMT 
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What is it supposed to be? It's apparently the same every time, pretty much.
It's not particularly good or interesting. But it struck me when listening to the
last uploaded show, that it occasionally echoes All Along the Watchtower. Is
that the strategy? A recurring theme to wrap it up with AAtW? It's too vague.
Like something a hobby guitarist might noodle in his couch while daydreaming
about something else, with dreamy sus-chords. But since it is used again and
again I suppose there is some thought behind it?


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 Post subject: Re: Stu's returning noodle
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It's just supposed to sound vaguely Dylan-y, I think.


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 Post subject: Re: Stu's returning noodle
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Stu has a Stetson and a badge and his name is Gunner Dillon, and the trail began in Buffalo.

stop insulting a great musician.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KdqCNR8iw9E

http://books.google.com/books?id=9Fmyk7 ... on&f=false


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 Post subject: Re: Stu's returning noodle
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smoke wrote:
It's just supposed to sound vaguely Dylan-y, I think.


That's what I've been thinking too. It's the moment of the show that sounds the most what people are expecting Bob Dylan to sound like and it's the only moment in the show like that. I think it's all a big joke. It's sort of the musical equivalent of Santos' old "voice of the 60's counterculture" spiel


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bobschool wrote:
stop insulting a great musician.


If "Stu's Noodle" was all we had to judge the great musician from I'd probably feel like I was insulting him. I doubt he perceives "Stu's Noodle" as his great achievement or something.


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 Post subject: Re: Stu's returning noodle
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Well, since it's the same thing every night, it's clearly not noodleing (ie. improvisation), the question is just whether it's actually an old song or a part of a song we fail to identify or just a work-in progress from Stu

Many of the 1990 shows started with a short instrumental, many well-known, but some still unidentified to this day. This could be the modern day equivalent. It'll be gone soon enough.


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 Post subject: Re: Stu's returning noodle
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If I had a nickle for every time Ms. Capecod has said, "They're noodling again!" in reference to a Grateful Dead or Furthur show we'd be at or listening to, I'd have a lot of nickles.

Please, don't anybody tell her Stu is a noodler now.


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 Post subject: Re: Stu's returning noodle
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Can we please stop talking about Stu's noodle?


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 Post subject: Re: Stu's returning noodle
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One of the lines in the "noodle" is a progression from All Along the Watchtower.


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 Post subject: Re: Stu's returning noodle
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Ever notice that the noodle was a little different every night until this leg?
Even the noodle it static now.

I think there's gonna be a change soon.

Can't go on like this.

The noodle might be the barometer.


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Untrodden Path wrote:
One of the lines in the "noodle" is a progression from All Along the Watchtower.


Yes, as I said.

Still Go Barefoot wrote:
The noodle might be the barometer.


YES!


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 Post subject: Re: Stu's returning noodle
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static is another brutish term. taking the yacht out through by the craggy sandbar with that seagull colony with the stray cormorant they adopted ain't so static a lifestyle if you ask me


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 Post subject: Re: Stu's returning noodle
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It's not a noodle - it's a solo guitar recital by Maestro Stuart Kimball.


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 Post subject: Re: Stu's returning noodle
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bobschool wrote:
static is another brutish term. taking the yacht out through by the craggy sandbar with that seagull colony with the stray cormorant they adopted ain't so static a lifestyle if you ask me

How about non-dynamic then? Although that sounds negative. I like it, don't get me wrong.
Way better than: Ladies and gentlemen, please welcome the poet laureate of rock 'n' roll. The voice of the promise of the 60s counterculture. The guy who forced folk into bed with rock. Who donned makeup in the 70s and disappeared into a haze of substance abuse. Who emerged to find Jesus. Who was written off as a has-been by the end of the '80s, and who suddenly shifted gears releasing some of the strongest music of his career beginning in the late '90s. Ladies and gentlemen..., Columbia recording artist Bob Dylan!


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I hoped this thread was about food

i'm hungry. :(


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 Post subject: Re: Stu's returning noodle
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Yes, but this is about "Stu's Noodle" in singular and not "Stu's Noodles". Suddenly, aghast, I pray that we don't get down to "Stu's Noodle".


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 Post subject: Re: Stu's returning noodle
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As this is a site dedicated to the music of Bob Dylan, his music, and his influence, its highly unlikely anyone would bother discussing Stu if he weren't in Bob's band... much less his noodle/noodling.


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Untrodden Path wrote:
As this is a site dedicated to the music of Bob Dylan, his music, and his influence, its highly unlikely anyone would bother discussing Stu if he weren't in Bob's band... much less his noodle/noodling.

We'd be discussing someone else's noodle.
Duke's noodle?


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Still Go Barefoot wrote:
Untrodden Path wrote:
As this is a site dedicated to the music of Bob Dylan, his music, and his influence, its highly unlikely anyone would bother discussing Stu if he weren't in Bob's band... much less his noodle/noodling.

We'd be discussing someone else's noodle.
Duke's noodle?


Bobs noodle.
Bobs never-ending noodle.
:)


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 Post subject: Re: Stu's returning noodle
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Perpetual Pasta.


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 Post subject: Re: Stu's returning noodle
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Dead Eternity wrote:
What is it supposed to be? It's apparently the same every time, pretty much.
It's not particularly good or interesting. But it struck me when listening to the
last uploaded show, that it occasionally echoes All Along the Watchtower. Is
that the strategy? A recurring theme to wrap it up with AAtW? It's too vague.
Like something a hobby guitarist might noodle in his couch while daydreaming
about something else, with dreamy sus-chords. But since it is used again and
again I suppose there is some thought behind it?


toilandblood546 wrote:
smoke wrote:
It's just supposed to sound vaguely Dylan-y, I think.


That's what I've been thinking too. It's the moment of the show that sounds the most what people are expecting Bob Dylan to sound like and it's the only moment in the show like that. I think it's all a big joke. It's sort of the musical equivalent of Santos' old "voice of the 60's counterculture" spiel


okay so raleigh's dropped, dead eternity what do you suss now

raleigh - things http://www.sendspace.com/file/5ajzca


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 Post subject: Re: Stu's returning noodle
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any takers on this? i concede the watchtower rage that Stu does so well on acoustic


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 Post subject: Re: Stu's returning noodle
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and watchtower is trail of the buffalo anyhow - so there hugo montenegro batman

how long till curtain? what -5 weeks? dang me. take a rope and-.
get some well-earned rest cowboys


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 Post subject: Re: Stu's returning noodle
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This thing did start out as an electric noodle though.
What was the first noodle intro? Where and when?
I'm losing track in a blur of awesome Bobness.
2012...


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 Post subject: Re: Stu's returning noodle
PostPosted: Wed May 8th, 2013, 18:42 GMT 
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investigating now trying to find out when he dropped the Poet laureate business:

http://www.expectingrain.com/discussion ... 3&start=25

i'm thinking it was in South America. The last big change before GrandBob. But, it may have been with grand bob. so it's looking like way back in 2012.

sorry that's the dropping of the intro text.

if noodling didn't begin in the Europe summer tour, than it certainly started in the states by August.


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