First recorded by Joan Baez, a Dylan outtake of this 1965 gem was finally released in 1991 as part of the first Bootleg ...

The chameleonic, distinctive and defining lyrical world of Bob Dylan know many faces. But what's his most harrowing songwriting?

Bob Dylan on acoustic guitar? Sure. Dylan wailing away on harmonica? Obviously. But Bob Dylan playing the piano? The casual fan of the legendary singer/songwriter probably doesn’t imagine him ...

What Rolling Stone got wrong in the list of most disappointing albums of all time. Here are nine such albums that have much ...

Arguably the most famous Johnny Cash cover is his duet with Bob Dylan on the song “Girl From The North Country.” Cash and Dylan were already fans of one another upon Dylan’s entry into ...

Uproar at Bob Dylan concert,” reads one headline adorning his Live In Sydney 1966 bootleg. “Sydney’s wackiest concert,” reads another, jostling against “Bad Boy Bob!”, the shock ...

Bob Dylan and The Band toured together in January and February of 1974 in a series of 40 concerts in 21 ... The standard set list for this tour included such Dylan touchstones as "Like A Rolling ...

One of the numbers he chose to play was called Lust Of The Blood, a bootleg rehearsal recording – one of only two surviving – ...

Bob Dylan scores a brand new hit ... 13 on the Official Physical Albums list and one space lower on the Official Albums Sales roster. Dylan’s latest retrospective release also manages to appear ...

Whether $5 or $50, every contribution counts. A rare post from Bob Dylan’s official X/Twitter account has left fans scratching their heads. The legendary singer-songwriter’s social media ...

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That’s why the tweet sent out by the account Tuesday night at 6:02 p.m. is so baffling. It’s a mere seven words: “Happy Birthday Mary Jo! See you in Frankfort.” There is no other context.