“A few observations – 1) Bob Dylan has written rather a few great songs; 2) pretty much everyone and their mothers have covered a couple of them; and 3) just because you’ve managed to memorize the lyrics and can carry a tune doesn’t mean you can pull it off.
Few people will argue that Bob Dylan has what would be classified as a “good” voice, but many of us will argue that he is a great singer. Great songs tell stories, reveal character, and exorcize demons – great singers communicate the underlying pathos.
Jimmy LaFave is a great singer. And on Trail(s) Two & Three he surveys a variety of the Bard’s songs – some old stand-bys; others a little off the beaten path – as well as a few rock, country, and blues chestnuts. Jimmy’s originals are liberally dispersed through both sets and offer ample evidence of his quality as a songwriter.
LaFave offers distinctive and insightful performances. He’s an artist. He don’t look back.”  –Dean S., Silver Platters

1. Meet Me In The Morning 6:17
2. Secret Garden 6:25
3. Blues Power 4:01
4. Love Minus Zero No Limit 6:46
5. I’m Thinking Of You 3:50
6. Sweetheart Like You 5:03
7. Blues In C Minor/Deep South 61 Delta Highway Blues 5:24
8. Long Ago With Miles Between 6:07
9. Dusty Old Fairground 3:26
10. Mr. Tambourine Men 6:39
11. Rain Falling Down 3:38
13. The Weight/Rainy Day Women #12 & 35 11:28