Things You'll Need:
- Harmonicas
- CD Players
- VCRs
- Bob Dylan CD's
- Bob Dylan Videos
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Step 1
Write a private birthday card addressed to Robert Zimmerman, Bob Dylan's original birth name.
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Step 2
Play a little harmonica in tribute to the man who made a name with this unique instrument.
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Step 3
Break out your CD collection and play Bob's first hit original album from beginning to end. "The Freewheelin' Bob Dylan" was released in 1963 and was his first step on the path to international fame.
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Step 4
Bust out your dusty tambourine and make some noise in celebration of one of Mr. Dylan's most famous ditties, "Mr. Tambourine Man."
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Step 5
Rent the films, "Pat Garrett & Billy the Kid", "Don't Look Back" and "The Last Waltz," Bob's claims to fame on the movie circuit.
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Step 6
Do something that makes you feel free. Bob Dylan is known for his timely, poetic lyrics and his ability to speak to our need for freedom.










Comments
nyguitarman said
on 5/24/2009 Happy Birthday and Thank You for Your Music. Just to shake your hand would be more than a honor, to pick a few tunes with you would be even better. Stay Forever You Bob.
colossus said
on 2/12/2009 Nice
raffaele said
on 5/24/2008 Happy birthday friend of mine Bob.
I i'll be with you and your band in Chattillon Aosta Italy, to few days.
At soon and good life for you.
Raffaele Italia
raffaele said
on 5/24/2008 Happy birthday friend Bob
Raffaele Italy
oldbobfan1953 said
on 5/23/2008 Get down and thank the Creator that we've had the honor of being alive to see him on this earth. Future generations will have the music; we have the man and are blessed.