A folk-rock B-side from a music legend became the last big hit for one 1960s rock band.
Bob Dylan The early 1960s folk scene was an enormous influence for many great guitarists, singers and songwriters of that period, including Bob Dylan, Roger McGuinn, Stephen Stills, Neil Young and ...
Has there ever been a stretch of records as influential and game-changing as Bob Dylan’s output in the 1960s? Dylan continued to push the boundaries of his art while improving dramatically as a ...
In 1964, Bob Dylan found his ego sorely bruised when he went on a road trip to seek out one of his literary heroes, who ...
The times they are a-changin' — and so has the neighborhood. For the new Bob Dylan biopic "A Complete Unknown," starring Timothée Chalamet, production designer François Audouy was tasked with ...
Bob Dylan‘s early years on the New York and Minnesota folk scenes will be chronicled on the upcoming 18th volume of the Bootleg Series, Through The Open Window, 1956-1963. It arrives on October 31.
LOS ANGELES (CNN) -- Folk rock icon Bob Dylan was at the zenith of his career, in his mid-20s and transforming acoustic coffee shop folk into a whole new genre of music -- electric folk. It was 1966, ...
James Mangold’s portrait of the complicated artist dives deep into celebrity and its trappings. Even if you’re not a fan of Mangold’s approach to the material, which can be a little grandiose and ...
The Beatles’ fifth album, Help!, marks an interesting point in John Lennon’s songwriting career. Notably, the title track presented Lennon in his most vulnerable state thus far in The Beatles, and the ...
The 1960s were a strange time, and while music was going through various innovations, the fashion world was never far behind, ...
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Bob Dylan and Jorma Kaukonen on the 1960s guitar icon who led an electric blues revolution and died alone and unknown
Why are the blues the lingua franca of guitarists everywhere? Why is the 1959 sunburst Les Paul one of the most coveted axes in the universe? The answer to both questions has a lot to do with ...
One of the joys of James Mangold’s A Complete Unknown, the unapologetically glamorous portrait of Bob Dylan, is its unbridled celebration of creativity and music. Although a little tidily sketched, ...
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