Untold Dylan: “I’ll let you be in my dream if I can be in yours”

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In both (right column and foot of this page) you can find a search button to seek out a particular article although please note that this does not work with apostrophes (for reasons that will not become clear at this point).

Below are the series which have recently had articles added.  Other series are listed above under the picture.  You can find out more about our authors on the Untold Writers page.  If you would like to write for Untold Dylan please email your article (ideally as a word file) to Tony@schools.co.uk

Series which have been completed in the past are now saved in Untold Themes.

The Never Ending Tour

This series charts the NET from its origins in 1987 to the present day, with multiple examples of Dylan’s performances through the period in question.  We have reached 2001. The full index is here.

All Directions at once: the ebbs and flows of Dylan’s songwriting.

An index to the whole series is here.

Cold Irons Bound

Bob Dylan and the Dylanvinci Code.  An index to all  the articles in the series appears at the start of each article.  The latest article is Bob Dylan And The DylavincI Code (Part X)

Beautiful Obscurity – comparing the cover versions

The art work of Bob Dylan’s albums

Full index of the articles on the artwork on Dylan’s albums can be found here.

Bob Dylan’s 115th Dream

Dylan re-writes Dylan

Early Roman Kings

Bob Dylan: Cooking up more mythologies

The final episode was published at

and contains a full index to the series.

All Directions at Once

On the road again

Dylan’s nominations and awards

Specials

Retrospectives

The index to past ventures appears here.

What Rolling Stone had to say about Untold Dylan

“Tell Ol’ Bill” is a favorite among hardcore Dylan fans like Tony Attwood at Untold Dylan, who called it “one of Dylan’s two greatest works of all time” and wrote a fascinating piece tracing its origins through several bootleg versions. As documented there, the singer tried a few approaches, from one version that echoes the groove of “Thunder on the Mountain” to another that’s more reminiscent of “It Takes a Lot to Laugh, It Takes a Train to Cry.” “Gradually,” Attwood writes, “Dylan moves towards the masterpiece that we have come to know.”

Thank you Rolling Stone.  I knew you’d find us one day – Tony

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The Indexes

All of our main series of articles are listed with links to the individual articles in the indexes which are shown just below the picture at the top of the page.

And the book…

Jochen’s remarkable new book  “Desolation Row” is available in English and in Dutch, both as a paperback and on Kindle.  Details are on the UK Amazon site, or of course on the Amazon site for your country.  Just search for “Desolation Row” by Joch Markhorst.

Would you like to contribute an article to Untold Dylan?

I’m always interested in receiving new ideas and new articles which fit into our remit of providing new insights and thoughts on Dylan.   If you would like to join in, please either send me your idea, or alternatively a whole article as a word file attached to an email.

I regret to say we don’t have the money to pay for articles we publish but you will get a pretty large number of readers and quite likely find your work being discussed in universities and journals on occasion.

To join in just email Tony@schools.co.uk