Author Archives: Tony Attwood

  Part 1 Your enemy’s corpse will soon float by Part 2: The situation comes first by Jochen Markhorst III         If I had wings like Nora’s dove Wish I was back in the city Instead of this old bank of … Continue reading →

Dylan on Tour: concert recordings selected by Tony Attwood In this series, I’m searching the internet for complete, or near-complete, recordings of Dylan concerts or rehearsals.  In each case I’m not particularly concerned with the video – it is the music, … Continue reading →

  By Jürg Lehmann Blowin’ in the Wind is one of the Bob Dylan songs that was first released by another artist. The circumstances surrounding the first recordings and releases are somewhat confusing, involving several people appearing as protagonists. The … Continue reading →

by Wouter van Oorschot Translated by Brent Annable Previously in this series… Amuse bouche Who the book is (not) for – part 1 Who this book is (not) for – part 2 Anything but idolatry – part 1 Anything but … Continue reading →

“I don’t know what it means either” lists the current series on the Untold Dylan site. ———- By Tony Attwood If you have been around Untold Dylan for a while you might remember a series called “Once or Twice” in … Continue reading →

By Tony Attwood The series looking at volume 1 of Clinton Heylin’s epic review of Bob Dylan concluded here, and at the end of that piece, you will find an index to all the articles that were part of that series.  … Continue reading →

Dylan on Tour: concert recordings selected by Tony Attwood In this series, I’m just searching the internet for complete, or near complete, recordings of Dylan concerts or rehearsals.  In each case I’m not particularly concerned with the video – it is … Continue reading →

  by Jochen Markhorst Watching The River Flow (1971) part 1 II          The situation comes first What’s the matter with me I don’t have much to say Daylight sneakin’ through the window And I’m still in this all-night café Walkin’ … Continue reading →

by Wouter van Oorschot Translated by Brent Annable Previously in this series… Amuse bouche Who the book is (not) for – part 1 Who this book is (not) for – part 2 Anything but idolatry – part 1 Anything but … Continue reading →

The series looking at volume 1 of Clinton Heylin’s epic review of Bob Dylan concluded here, and at the end of that piece, you will find an index to all the articles that were part of that series.  This is part … Continue reading →

I don’t know what it means either: an index to the current series appearing on this website. ————– Watching the River Flow part 1, by Jochen Markhorst I           Your enemy’s corpse will soon float by The Western World’s Most Erudite Man, Umberto … Continue reading →

  By Mike Johnson [I read somewhere once that if you wanted the very best, the acme of Dylan’s pre-electric work, you couldn’t do better than listen to side B of Bringing It All Back Home, 1964. Four songs, ‘Mr Tambourine … Continue reading →

by Wouter van Oorschot Translated by Brent Annable Details of previous episodes from this series are given at  the end  ————— 3. Love, Dancing, Sex, Sadness, TR-63 – part 1 Well, I’ve been lookin’ all over For a gal like … Continue reading →

  by Jochen Markhorst Previous articles in this series… Part 1: “The beam that is in thine own eye” Part 2: The Dead are from a different world Part 3: Right up there in the stratosphere Part 4: Sing to … Continue reading →

Dylan on Tour: concert recordings selected by Tony Attwood In this series, I’m just searching the internet for complete, or near complete, recordings of Dylan concerts or rehearsals.  In each case I’m not particularly concerned with the video – it … Continue reading →

  by Wouter van Oorschot Translated by Brent Annable Previously in this series… Amuse bouche Who the book is (not) for  – part 1 Who this book is (not) for – part 2 Anything but idolatry – part 1  2. … Continue reading →

Bob Dylan’s impact on music, culture, and politics is unequivocal. Regarded as one of the preeminent songwriters in history, he has served as a poet, an advocate for social change, and an artist who has embraced the power of creativity … Continue reading →

The series looking at volume 1 of Clinton Heylin’s epic review of Bob Dylan concluded here, and at the end of that article, you will find an index to all the articles that were part of that series.  This is part … Continue reading →

Previous articles in this series… Part 1: “The beam that is in thine own eye” Part 2: The Dead are from a different world Part 3: Right up there in the stratosphere Part 4: Sing to me, O Muse, of … Continue reading →

Certain types of entertainment, like Bob Dylan’s music, transcend generational boundaries. Dylan’s fan base spans a wide age range, with something for everyone, whether listening to ‘Blowin’ in the Wind’, watching classic films, bingo gambling online, or playing dominos. Bob … Continue reading →