As they build a unique show, Susan Weber and Walt Campbell prepare for performance with palpable excitement.

Their interpretation of songs they choose from Bob Dylan's canon is central to this new musical entity, MUSCLE and BONE.

The expanse of Dylan's music describes a lifetime journey of panoramic proportions, from the proud poetry of the young bard to the hard won wisdom of the elder. Like Yeats, Picasso, and Georgia O'Keeffe, artists of similar longevity, he never has rested on his past triumphs, but continues to chronicle his artistic visions in new and innovative ways, always rooted in the American experience of his life.    
 
Weber and Campbell take Dylan’s vast repertoire and bring this experience to their audience not as imitators or tributaries, but in their own style and interpretation.

reeling rock of Maggie's Farm
tender resignation of One Too Many Mornings
bittersweet remembrance of Don't Think Twice It's Alright
exotic mystery of One More Cup of Coffee (The Valley Below)
heads up adrenaline rush of All Along the Watchtower
sultry southern strains of Blind Willie McTell
heartbreaking harmony of Nettie Moore
quiet insistence of Queen Jane Approximately
strident pride of It Ain't Me Babe
playful loving joy of You're Gonna Make Me Lonesome When You Go
seaside sadness and panoramic poetry of Farewell Angelina
iron and silver of Ring Them Bells
chromatic chaos of Crash on the Levee (Down in the Flood)
Mississippi's magnolia mist
blazing fire of It's All Over Now, Baby Blue

MUSCLE and BONE, interpreting the songs of preeminent American songwriter, Bob Dylan.