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americansongwriter.com /1 week ago

3 Bob Dylan Songs From 1965 That Changed Songwriting as We Know It

Bob Dylan (b. 1941) the cult American singer and songwriter, best known for his folk protest music during the 1960's. (Photo by © Hulton-Deutsch Collection/CORBIS/Corbis via Getty...

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uncut.co.uk /1 month ago

31 artists once tipped to be “the new Bob Dylan”

From Donovan, Phil Ochs and John Prine to Bruce Springsteen, Conor Oberst and Jesse Welles, generations of songwriters have been hailed as Bob Dylan's heir apparent. Few benefited...

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americansongwriter.com /1 month ago

4 Bob Dylan Lyrics That Could Probably Bring World Peace

UNITED STATES - MAY 09: Photo of Bob DYLAN; performing live onstage at the benefit for ousted Chileans: Felt Forum, New York (Photo by Steve Morley/Redferns) Okay, they might not...

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rollingstone.com /6 days ago

Bob Dylan Unveiled Yet Another New Guitarist, Covered Randy Newman at Tour Launch

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"

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americansongwriter.com /2 weeks ago

3 Folk Songs From the 1960s With Lyrics That Double as Life Mantras

NASHVILLE, TN - JUNE 07: Bob Dylan appearing on 'The Johnny Cash Show' for ABC/TV taped at Ryman Auditorium on June 7, 1969 in Tennessee, Nashville. (Photo by Michael Ochs Archives...

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americansongwriter.com /1 week ago

These Lyrics From Bob Dylan’s “Born Again” Period Give Off “Positively 4th Street” Vibes

0000120354-PC-Vue22A-Korody 001 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. The post These Lyrics F...

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americansongwriter.com /1 month ago

3 Romantic Lyrics From 60s Folk Songs That Will Make You Want To Fall in Love

Bob Dylan poses for a portrait to promote the release of his album 'The Times They Are A-Changin'' in January 1964. (Photo by Michael Ochs Archives/Getty Images) Here are some incr...

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rollingstone.com /3 weeks ago

Watch Tinashe Sing ‘The Times They Are-A Changin’ to Bob Dylan When She Was 10 Years Old

Dylan's 2003 movie Masked and Anonymous was an epic box office bomb, but it was saved for a least a couple of minutes by a precocious Tinashe, years before she became famous

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forward.com /4 days ago

Bob Dylan is changing his lyrics and his set list; what is he trying to tell us?

Nobel Prize-winning rock poet Bob Dylan once famously wrote, “You don’t need a weatherman to know which way the wind blows” (in his 1965 song “Subterranean Homesick Blues”). That m...

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thedailymash.co.uk /1 month ago

Bob Dylan and other legends coining it on the basis this might be their last tour

TICKETS to see Bob Dylan have been dynamically priced in correlation with his life expectancy. These musicians also use the spectre of their imminent loss to jack up the price.

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americansongwriter.com /1 month ago

Bob Dylan Opens the Vault on 371 Previously Unreleased Recordings From His Legendary 1976 Tour

NEW YORK - JANUARY 13-15: Bob Dylan plays a Fender Jazz bass with the harmonica around his neck while recording his album 'Bringing It All Back Home' on January 13-15, 1965 in Colu...

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rollingstone.com /4 days ago

Bob Dylan’s Brand-New Arrangement of ‘Tangled Up in Blue’ Is Absolutely Stunning

At the launch of his Lights of Autumn European tour in Norway, Dylan unveiled a radically stripped-down rendition of the 1975 Blood on the Tracks classic, which includes two new ve...

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stereogum.com /1 month ago

Bob Dylan Announces 39-CD Rolling Thunder Revue Box Set With 371 Previously Unreleased Tracks

Earlier this year, Bob Dylan embarked on a US tour, surprising fans with deep cuts and new touring band members. Now, the legendary musician is announcing a 39-CD box set called Th...

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uncut.co.uk /1 week ago

The truth about Bob Dylan’s most misunderstood decade: his ’80s albums ranked

From the depths of Dylan & The Dead to the redemption of Oh Mercy

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americansongwriter.com /1 month ago

4 Bob Dylan Songs That Keep the Lyrics Simple and Still Soar

Bob Dylan Bob Dylan usually went for complex lyrics. But these four songs keep in simple and still make their marks. The post 4 Bob Dylan Songs That Keep the Lyrics Simple and Sti...

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americansongwriter.com /2 weeks ago

Remember When Bob Dylan Released a Trilogy of Religious Records?

CANADA - JANUARY 01: Photo of Bob DYLAN; performing live onstage at Massey Hall, Toronto (Photo by Peter Noble/Redferns) Beginning in 1979, Bob Dylan released a trilogy of three re...

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americana-uk.com /1 month ago

For The Sake Of The Song: Bob Dylan “Señor (Tales of Yankee Power)”

This surreal cut from Bob Dylan’s 1978 album Street-Legal can be interpreted in many ways. Dylan himself has offered many different explanations of the song’s intricate lyrics, oft...

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uncut.co.uk /1 month ago

Listen to a preview from Bob Dylan’s The Rolling Thunder Revue: The 1976 Live Recordings

A 39 CD set, comprising 381 tracks, is coming in November...

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americansongwriter.com /1 month ago

4 Singer-Songwriters Who Delivered Masterpiece Third Albums

Close-up of American musician Bob Dylan as he plays acoustic guitar during a performance at the Newport Folk Festival, Newport, Rhode Island, July 1963. (Photo by Rowland Scherman/...

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nme.com /1 month ago

Bob Dylan to release ‘The Rolling Thunder Revue: The 1976 Live Recordings’

The 39 CD Deluxe set includes 381 tracks – 371 of which have never been released up until now The post Bob Dylan to release ‘The Rolling Thunder Revue: The 1976 Live Recordings’ ap...

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thelineofbestfit.com /1 month ago

Rostam covers Bob Dylan in stripped-back secret session at End of the Road

Known mononymously as Rostam, the acclaimed artist and producer from DC took to Best Fit’s piano stage to perform Bob Dylan's “Don’t Think Twice, It’s All Right” as well as rustic...

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guitarworld.com /5 days ago

Bob Dylan has another new mystery guitar player in his band – and fans think they know who it is

Dylan kickstarted his latest tour with another new band member supporting him

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americansongwriter.com /3 weeks ago

4 Huge Comeback Albums From Bob Dylan’s Career

Bob Dylan Bob Dylan needed to rebound from slumps a few times in his career. These four albums helped make that happen for him. The post 4 Huge Comeback Albums From Bob Dylan’s Ca...

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thatericalper.com /2 weeks ago

BODEGA Reinvent Bob Dylan’s “Slow Train” Ahead of New Album ‘All Inside Aquarium’

Bob Dylan’s “Slow Train” has been interpreted, debated and argued over since it appeared in 1979. Leave it to New York rock band BODEGA to decide that the most interesting way to c...

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