Fact #38993
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Bob Dylan and his wife to be, Sara Lownds, are photographed by Daniel Kramer at a cabin in Woodstock, New York State, USA, owned by Dylan's manager Albert Grossman.Full article:
Peter Yarrow (Peter, Paul And Mary] : Albert's management style was based on protecting the artist from any kind of success created by anything other than the legitimate pursuit of art and music. For example, he kept us and Dylan away from television, because he felt it wasn't making a real connection with the audience.
(Radio Times interview, October 13, 2007)
John Hammond (folk-blues singer) : Albert Grossman hated me. He told Bob I was a bad influence on him. I have no idea why – Bob and I were really good friends. But Albert, I think, didn't like my father, or didn't like me. He was a weird guy.
(Rock'n'Reel, November 2007)
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(Radio Times interview, October 13, 2007)
John Hammond (folk-blues singer) : Albert Grossman hated me. He told Bob I was a bad influence on him. I have no idea why – Bob and I were really good friends. But Albert, I think, didn't like my father, or didn't like me. He was a weird guy.
(Rock'n'Reel, November 2007)