From Molenbeekstraat, which describes his Amsterdam youth from 1948 to 1970, we know that Ernst Jansz in 1964 his first Bob Dylan single and that it could be found on the Isle of Wight in 1969 to watch Bob Dylan and The Band perform.. We read a tape that by Jansz c.s. al on the earliest recordings of CCC Inc. from 1967 songs by Bob Dylan are sung. Bob Dylan is a common thread in Ernst Jansz\'s musical life. It was the only song on Molenbeekstraat (2006) that he didn\'t write was Homeward, his first translation of a Dylan- song: Tomorrow\'s a long time. Only tried a few years later he did it a second time and from that moment on, Ernst Jansz raakte once again captivated by Bob Dylan\'s phenomenal songs and he spoke twelve of his texts for Dreams in a year and a half from Joanna. Jansz has reported meticulously to a good friend of his doubts, his enthusiasm and his search for the best interpretation of sometimes incomprehensible and untranslatable dear lyrics and to backstories to the songs that mean so much to so many: Visions of Johanna, Sad Eyed Lady of the Lowlands, Just like a woman, Desolation Row, To Ramona and others. Gradually he comes with every song every time learn more about Dylan and about the lovers Suze Rotolo, Sara Lownds and Edie Sedgwick who may have modelled stand in his songs, and he discovers who in the end is true love is in Red River Shore / The Girl of the Red River.Ernst Jansz (Amsterdam, 1948) is a musician and writer. As a writer he debuts with Gideon\'s dream, two years later followed by the novel The Overside, of which in 2009 an out-knitted reissue shines complete with CD and DVD. In Molenbeekstraat (2m he paints a beautiful double portrait in word and music, a double biography of two generations. Dreams of Johanna comes out in 2010 and contains letters to a friend about his translations of twelve Bob Dylan songs. The result can be heard on the CD supplied with this bookDutch Language.Includes CD.