The 54 songs that Bob has performed in the last four years…
By mr tambourine (video selection by Tony) Another year is completed. Dylan kept his promise about touring until 2024. But[…]
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Blood on the Tracks: a lesson of creativity in process. The Double Life part 12
1: Far Away From Insight 2: “I looked into the bleak woods and said, ‘Something’s gotta change’. 3: If this is a[…]
Read moreThree times and out: Will the circle be unbroken
By Tony Attwood According to the official site, this song, (which turned up on the the Bootleg Series volume 11),[…]
Read moreTeenager finds a hero – part 1
DYLAN & US: BEYOND AMERICA by Wouter van Oorschot Translated by Brent Annable Amuse bouche Who the book is (not)[…]
Read moreThe originality and creativity of Bob Dylan, and the issue of copyright
By Tony Attwood Think of Dylan in the early days of his work and surely for most of us[…]
Read moreLike A Rolling Stone (1965) part 5: To live outside the law you must be honest
by Jochen Markhorst You used to laugh about Everybody that was hangin’ out Now you don’t talk so loud[…]
Read more1962-1964: Teenager chooses sides – part 2
DYLAN & US: BEYOND AMERICA by Wouter van Oorschot Translated by Brent Annable Previously in this series… Amuse bouche Who[…]
Read moreThe Double Life of Bob Dylan: I am not me.
Previously…. 1: Far Away From Insight 2: “I looked into the bleak woods and said, ‘Something’s gotta change’. 3: If this is[…]
Read moreThree times and out: the mystery of “Eternal Circle”
By Tony Attwood Three times and out: This series looks at songs that Dylan performed just three times and then[…]
Read moreLike A Rolling Stone part 4: You’ll curse the day you started goin’ down that lost highway
by Jochen Markhorst IV You’ll curse the day you started goin’ down that lost highway How does it feel How[…]
Read moreBlowin in the Wind: 4: the jazz versions
Part one of this series can be found here. Part two: from the 70s onwards Part three: the interpretations By[…]
Read moreSometimes running Untold Dylan can make me smile.
By Tony Attwood This isn’t part of the normal run of articles for this site but instead is just a[…]
Read moreDylan and us: Beyond America. 1962-1964: Teenager chooses sides
DYLAN & US: BEYOND AMERICA by Wouter van Oorschot; Translated by Brent Annable Previously in this series… Amuse bouche Who the[…]
Read moreThe Double Life book 2 part 10: How free is the artist to say what he wants?
Previously…. 1: Far Away From Insight 2: “I looked into the bleak woods and said, ‘Something’s gotta change’. 3: If this is[…]
Read moreRocks and Gravel: performed three times before it mutated into….
By Tony Attwood Three times and out: Songs that Dylan performed just three times and then left. Previously we have looked[…]
Read moreLike A Rolling Stone part 3: It was just a riff really
Like A Rolling Stone (1965) part 3 by Jochen Markhorst Previously in this series Part 1: The Rumpelstilskin[…]
Read moreThe Covers We Missed: Blowing in the wind – 3. The interpretations
Part one of this series can be found here. Part two: from the 70s onwards By Jürg Lehmann Claus Hempler[…]
Read moreDYLAN & US: BEYOND AMERICA: What was the public to do part 2
DYLAN & US: BEYOND AMERICA by Wouter van Oorschot Translated by Brent Annable Previously in this series… Amuse bouche Who[…]
Read moreBob Dylan and the Restless Hungry Feeling: what do you do when the creative spark goes?
By Tony Attwood This article is part of a series of articles started out as a review of Clinton Heylin’s[…]
Read moreLike A Rolling Stone part 2 “It all just about got to be too much”
by Jochen Markhorst II “It all just about got to be too much” Once upon a time you dressed so[…]
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