Shelter from the Storm: This song offers comfort and hope to someone going through pain. Dylan uses gentle images to talk about love and safety. Like Bob Dylan ... to-date with live performances.

He hated that.” Those are the first two lines of “Shelter in the Storm,” a 1975 song by Bob Dylan, another of Irsay’s beloveds. The crowd is treated to audio of Irsay introducing that song ...

We can’t expect another Beatles, Stones, Bob Dylan or Nina Simone because we’ve already had ... but its moody nature transforms pop. In a fitting final live performance, The Beatles dish out a ...

When you live in an apartment, rather than a single-family house, it can be a bit trickier to take shelter during extreme weather events, especially if you don't live on the ground floor.

That's why it's somewhat forgivable that “Bob Dylan: Jewish Roots, American Soil” by Harry Freedman doesn't quite live up to its promise of tracing how the singer's early career was influenced ...

I’m never gonna sound like Bob Dylan or be him as an artist, but I have my own take on things and my own voice, so I can bring that to these songs and make them live in a different way.