Fans of the iconic musician Bob Dylan have ... Heaven's Door, and Highway 61 Revisited, Dylan's musical prowess is undisputed. But it's a track from his most recent studio album that has been ...

He released a dizzying array of landmark albums, such as The Freewheelin’ Bob Dylan, Highway 61 Revisited ... mediocre way with his debut album, which is mostly cover versions.

Aside from the screen confusion, Dylan and his band unfurled a loose ... including the hushed “Blind Willie McTell,” two songs from “Highway 61 Revisited” (“Desolation Row” and ...

Bob Dylan was full of surprises when he brought ... It Takes a Train to Cry" from "Highway 61 Revisited." He also did covers of "Route 66" (first time since 1986), "I'll Make It All Up To You ...

A cover of Charlie Rich’s I’ll Make It All Up To You followed, Rich being a longtime favorite of Dylan’s, who lauded the late ‘Silver Fox’ a number of times on Theme Time Radio Hour_._ Taking us from ...

BACK in May 1965 the music magazine, Record Mirror, had the idea of asking Donovan, the Glasgow-born troubadour, to review the latest Bob Dylan ... also Highway 61 Revisited and a double album ...

Bidding is underway for dozens of Bob Dylan memorabilia items ... Benz," Neuwirth is also featured on the cover of Dylan's "Highway 61 Revisited" album from 1965 — well, the lower half of ...

Bob Dylan (r ... then returned to Dylan in 2007 with an album full of covers. His Dylanesque opens on the Highway 61 Revisited track “Just Like Tom Thumb’s Blues” and features eight ...

A lesser-known Bob Dylan song has seen an "800% ... Bloomfield, who sat in on Dylan's momentous album Highway 61 Revisited, is portrayed in the movie by Eli Brown. But criticism of Chalamet's ...

As new film A Complete Unknown reignites interest in Bob Dylan, Cork aficionado ... Blonde On Blonde is his best album. Alan Gabriel, Scotland: I would personally put Highway 61 on top.

My family and I have been revisiting “Highway 61 Revisited” and lots of other Bob Dylan music in anticipation ... part of an album-long chronicle of loss, “Blood on the Tracks.” ...

“Bringing It All Back Home,” released in March 1965, set the tone for Dylan’s next two albums: “Highway 61 Revisited,” in August 1965, and “Blonde on Blonde,” in June 1966.