At the launch of his "Lights of Autumn" European tour in Norway, Dylan unveiled a radically stripped-down rendition of the ...
In 1983, Bob Dylan spent nearly a month working on “Blind Willie McTell,” only to leave it off Infidels and give little ...
An Alfred Hitchcock classic went on to inspire Bob Dylan to write 'Motorpsycho Nitemare,' with his own twist on the horror ...
Nobel Prize-winning rock poet Bob Dylan once famously wrote, “You don’t need a weatherman to know which way the wind blows” ...
Myth and mystery abound in Bob Dylan’s back catalogue, but so too does truth. Within the confines of pop, he revealed an ...
Bob Dylan never needed a No. 1 hit to be legendary, as shown by classic rock songs like "Hurricane," "Like a Rolling Stone," ...
At the first show of his Lights of Autumn European tour, Dylan played Newman's classic "Louisiana 1927," Guy Clark's "Dublin Blues," and a radically re-worked "Tangled Up In Blue" ...
Bob Dylan found the fury of his 60s work on the 80s track "Property Of Jesus". In the song, he aims his ire at nonbelievers.
Bob Dylan brought something new to the world of folk music and songwriting in the 60s, and some of his 1965 works were the ...
Last night, Bob Dylan’s European tour continued at Goteborg, Sweden’s Scandinavium. Following an unexpectedly impactful ...
On Saturday night, Bob Dylan took the stage with his band in Oslo. This was the opening show on his Lights of Autumn Tour, ...
When it comes to singers and songwriters, few performers have had as many polarizing moments as Bob Dylan, who was famously booed off the stage for constantly embracing new tactics in his art. Back in ...
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