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Reviewed: 566 songs that Bob Dylan has written and co-written
Plus over 500 other articles about Bob Dylan and his music.
The alphabetical list of all the songs reviewed on this site can be found here. We’ve also put the songs in the order of composition – see “Dylan songs of the 60s” etc in the links under the picture above.
Latest posts…
- “I was young when I left home” Bob Dylan lets the images supplant the story.
- The Emperor Jones: Bob Dylan And Paul Leroy Robeson (Part I)
Dylan in Depth
- Dear Landlord: the pearl that shines beyond John Wesley Harding
- Dear Landlord: ending the sequence
- Rainy Day Women #12 & 35: From North Mexico to Proverbs 27:15
- Rainy Day Women: The meaning, the music and the live versions
The full Dylan in Depth index is here.
The latest Dylan’s lost songs
- As we sailed into Skibreen: a Leven / Dylan collaboration.
- On Wisconsin: another lost Bob Dylan lyric is reworked.
- Baby coming back from the dead
- Nowhere to go: the forgotten Harrison-Dylan collaboration
- When I got troubles: Bob Dylan finding no direction home
Bob Dylan and language
- Cry A While, There’s A Mean Old Rhyme Twister Bearing Down On You
- Bob Dylan And The Trouble With Similes (see also Bob Dylan and Language below)
- Mishearing Dylan: Did he really sing that?
Most read articles in the past 30 days (as of 11 Jan 2019)
- Only A Pawn In Their Game: the most overwhelming version you’ll ever hear
- Abandoned Love: the abandoned Dylan masterpiece
- Farewell Angelina: How come Bob Dylan never played it again
- Nowhere to go: the forgotten Harrison-Dylan collaboration
- Why does Bob Dylan so adore “So Cold in China”?
Covering Bob Dylan
- The many cover versions of If You Gotta Go + Bob’s rarest single!
- The 100 greatest cover versions of Dylan songs, ever
The full list is in “Dylan’s lost songs and forgotten gems”
Why does Dylan like these songs?
- Why does Dylan like “Lonely Avenue” by Ray Charles?
- Why does Bob Dylan really like “Lonesome Town”
- Why does Bob Dylan so adore “So Cold in China”?
Dylan and Kipling
- Latest: McGuinn, Quinn, And Din: Bob Dylan And Rudyard Kipling (Part III)
- Dylan and Rudyard Kipling Part One.
- I Don’t Believe You: Bob Dylan And Rudyard Kipling (Part II)
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