Re: Bob Dylan (b. Zimmerman, sweet Jew) leaves most Goyim in the dust!eh WAS Re: Disappointed

"Dale Houstman" <dmh7@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> Chuck was great and influential, but more so than Buddy? I think not: 
> especcially since the Beatles (most obviously especially Paul) were 
> heavily influenced by his brand of melodic rock, and - via the Beatles -

> he influenced the course of pop ever since. He was also one of the first

> rockers to grab control of his record production, and to demand a high 
> standard in the studio. He died young, and - it seems to me - had just 
> begun to fully explore the limits of rock and pop. Boring? Hell no!

Aren't you overlooking the fact that Berry influenced both Holly & the 
Beatles.  While Holly may have had an influence on the Beatles' pop side, 
Berry's influence was on the rock side and started long before the
Beatles. 
A larger number of rock (and even country) bands are likely to have a
Berry 
song or two in their repertoire, than a Holly or a Beatles' song.