How Bob Dylan became a poet first and a songwriter second: “Masters of War”
Previously in this series Why does a simple, hardly known Dylan song, get recorded over and over again? How[…]
Read moreThe meaning behind the music and words of Bob Dylan
Previously in this series Why does a simple, hardly known Dylan song, get recorded over and over again? How[…]
Read moreBy Tony Attwood Yesterday I wrote a piece on this site, How the most subtle of musical changes gave “Bob[…]
Read moreBy Tony Attwood I was writing a couple of days ago, in the article Dylan the lyrics, the music[…]
Read moreThe utterly brilliant Angelina, plus Maybe Someday, Under you spell The album title songs Dylan wrote and ignored: JWH, Nashville[…]
Read moreLike A Rolling Stone (1965) part 15 by Jochen Markhorst XV “I had no idea what the hell he was[…]
Read moreBy Tony Attwood Wherever you look when there is an article about Bob Dylan, it is for the most[…]
Read moreThe utterly brilliant Angelina, plus Maybe Someday, Under you spell The album title songs Dylan wrote and ignored: JWH, Nashville Skyline.[…]
Read moreBy Tony Attwood Bob Dylan is of course one of those people who works in multiple fields of the[…]
Read moreBy Tony Attwood One of the great advantages that we have as a result of Mike Johnson’s astonishing work both[…]
Read moreby Jochen Markhorst XIV What was I to say? Hurry up, asshole? “Che soddisfazione essere scelti da Bob Dylan, How[…]
Read moreBy Mike Johnson [I read somewhere once that if you wanted the very best, the acme of Dylan’s pre-electric work,[…]
Read moreEvery month the Bob Dylan Book Club (jauntily known as “It’s alright ma I’m only reading”) has a[…]
Read moreThe album title songs Dylan wrote and ignored: JWH, Nashville Skyline. The songs Bob has never performed: Temporary Like Achilles No time,[…]
Read moreby Jürg Lehmann A list of previous articles on other songs in the “Covers we Missed” series is given at[…]
Read moreJust published: Like A Rolling Stone b/w Gates Of Eden – Bob Dylan kicks open the door By Jochen Markhorst[…]
Read morePublisher’s note Phillip Gardener emailed me with his comments on the film “A Complete Unknown” having read recently, after reading[…]
Read moreby Jochen Markhorst XIII The songs find their way to me one way or another “I never use the word[…]
Read moreDetails of a few articles that explore a similar theme are listed at the end By Tony Attwood “Things Have[…]
Read moreBy Tony Attwood Previously…. The album title songs Dylan wrote and ignored: JWH, Nashville Skyline. The songs Bob has never[…]
Read moreCovers in Depth: Boots of Spanish Leather (part 1) by Jürg Lehmann A list of previous articles in the “Covers[…]
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