Then came Blood on the Tracks, released fifty years ago. A brand new chapter opened on one of the most important popular musicians of the 20th century. Dylan, who had elevated folk protest with ...

The post How Bob Dylan Birthed Bootleg Culture: Blood on the Tracks 50th Anniversary Podcast appeared first on Consequence. For this episode, host Paula Mejía is joined by a trio of Dylan ...

As the times were a-changin’, Bob Dylan ran into trouble. Booed at the 1965 Newport Folk Festival after his heretical electric-guitar set, he also was jeered on his subsequent electric tour with ...

Although Blood on the Tracks, released on January 20th, 1975, wasn’t immediately hailed as a triumph, it has since gained a reputation as being the benchmark in The Bard’s illustrious career.

The first sounds you hear when you drop the needle — or click the digital file — on Bob Dylan’s Blood on the Tracks are guitars ringing and chiming, almost like bells. They serve as a kind ...

Dylan fans and critics alike consider Blood on the Tracks one of Bob’s finest albums. Much of the 10-track collection was believed to be inspired the breakup Dylan’s marriage to first wife ...

When “Blood on the Tracks” was released 50 years ago this month, Mr. Dylan proved he could update the perspicacious folk music he pioneered years earlier. But instead of hushed, social ...