Immediately after finishing the recording sessions for this song, its artist also recorded an oft-bootlegged song variously known as "Why Do You Have To Be So Frantic?"
Immediately after finishing the recording sessions for this song, its artist also recorded an oft-bootlegged song variously known as "Why Do You Have To Be So Frantic?" or "Lunatic Princess Revisited". The fourth verse of this song describes people "drinkin', thinkin' that they've got it made" and "exchanging all precious gifts". This song is addressed to a figure who "used to ride the chrome horse" with a (*) "diplomat" who carried a Siamese cat on his shoulder. Al Kooper improvised the Hammond organ riff for this song, which opens with the lines "Once upon a time you dressed so fine / you threw the bums a dime in your prime, didn't you?" Its chorus asks "How does it feel? To be on your own / With no direction home / Like a complete unknown?" For 10 points, identify this first track on Bob Dylan's Highway 61 Revisited, whose title refers to his draining 1965 tour of England.
Immediately after finishing the recording sessions for this song, its artist also recorded an oft-bootlegged song variously known as "Why Do You Have To Be So Frantic?"
"Like A Rolling Stone"