In 1975, the long-rumored Basement Tapes were released as a double album, almost 10 years after Bob Dylan and The Band had ...

The occasion was the 30th anniversary of Bob Dylan ... seemed far-fetched. Dylan still toured relentlessly. But he seemed to have lost inspiration when it came to his original material.

Stevo Rood Last night, May 30, Billy Strings returned to the Great Lakes State to set off his summer tour with two stagings ...

How did Bob Dylan sever his ties with his own past, leaving behind the 60s forever? For the answer, we need to explore his 1975 album, Blood on the Tracks. Show more In the first few years of the ...

There is The Garden of Artifacts, featuring keepsakes like a chalice from her childhood, and a copy of Bob Dylan’s Blood on the Tracks on cassette, gifted to her by her late father. The two ...

In 1992, Loudon Wainwright wrote a song in honor of Bob Dylan’s 50th birthday ... A year earlier, Blood on the Tracks was even better – on the short list of greatest albums of the modern ...

According to lore, Bob Dylan lived in room 13 for much of 1974, writing material for his “Blood on the Tracks” album ... studio tour, the original Bob’s Big Boy (serving since 1949) and ...

Many artists have covered a Bob Dylan song over the years ... In fact, there is only one that Dylan credits as being performed better than the original: Bruce Springsteen’s rendition of ...

The Outlaw Music Festival touched down Thursday night on the North Island Credit Union Amphitheatre in Chula Vista, California, and Bob Dylan once again delivered a wildly unpredictable set that ...

The speculation comes after the actor recently took on the role of iconic singer-songwriter Bob Dylan for the critically ... play a trio of the singer’s tracks. While on the US show, he fronted ...

BLOOD ON THE TRACKS BOB DYLAN Peak: 4, Weeks: 17 2 6 J u l 1 9 7 5 THE BASEMENT TAPES BOB DYLAN & THE BAND Peak: 8, Weeks: 10 3 1 J a n 1 9 7 6 DESIRE BOB DYLAN Peak: 3, Weeks: 36 0 9 O c t 1 9 7 ...

Let’s raise a birthday toast to Bob Seger, who turns 80 today. He might be the only great American rock star who likes everybody in his songs. He’s not judging anyone in “Fire Down Below.” ...