Dave Stewart is known for his tenure in Eurythmics. Now he tells us how his friendship with Bob Dylan inspired his new album.

"I love words, and I love the way that they tumble out of Dylan's mouth," says Dave Stewart of the 14 Bob Dylan classics he covered.

Interestingly, Bob Dylan has not previously been the subject of a biopic, unless one counts the pretentious I’m Not There, in which Dylan's multiplicity is represented by having him portrayed by ...

Interestingly, Bob Dylan has not previously been the subject of a biopic, unless one counts the pretentious I’m Not There, in which Dylan’s multiplicity is represented by having him portrayed ...

The cover is literally a tip of the cap, with Stewart striking a pose similar to Dylan’s on his 1969 album Nashville Skyline — hat and acoustic guitar included.

The chaos of “Bob Dylan’s 115th Dream” makes you wonder what the heck he ate before hitting the bed that night. Amidst all the asides and snickering, there were messages to be found.

More radical was the 2014 release Hard Rain (The Songs of Bob Dylan & Leonard Cohen) (Krystalin Records) which demonstrated that the songs of Dylan and Cohen could comfortably sit side by side when in ...