It goes back to debates about Dylan actually much earlier. It has special roots in Chicago's own blend of slam poetry and songwriting. What's a song, and what's a poem, anyway?
It goes back to debates about Dylan actually much earlier. It has special roots in Chicago's own blend of slam poetry and songwriting. What's a song, and what's a poem, anyway?
It goes back to debates about Dylan actually much earlier. It has special roots in Chicago's own blend of slam poetry and songwriting. What's a song, and what's a poem, anyway?
It goes back to debates about Dylan actually much earlier. It has special roots in Chicago's own blend of slam poetry and songwriting. What's a song, and what's a poem, anyway?
“Out of the Darkness,” by Frank Trentmann; “Whiskey Tender,” by Deborah Jackson Taffa; “Ours,” by Phillip B. Williams; and “Worry,” by Alexandra Tanner.