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By Larry Fyffe Bob Dylan: Cooking Up More Mythologies (part I) Bob Dylan: Cooking Up More Mythologies (Part II) Bob Dylan: Cooking Up More Mythologies (Part III) Bob Dylan: Cooking Up More Mythologies (Part IV) Bob Dylan: Cooking Up More Mythologies … Continue reading →

Bob Dylan’s 115th Dream Part 1: There’s very little that you can’t imagine not happening by Jochen Markhorst II          Blow Boys Blow I was riding on the Mayflower when I thought I spied some land I yelled for Captain Arab, … Continue reading →

Dylan Adjacent: Charlie Sexton Dylan Adjacent: Bob and Larry Campbell By Aaron Galbraith and Tony Attwood The people we are looking at in this series are going to be artists who have a direct connection to Dylan and his work … Continue reading →

Bob Dylan: Cooking Up More Mythologies (part I) Bob Dylan: Cooking Up More Mythologies (Part II) Bob Dylan: Cooking Up More Mythologies (Part III) Bob Dylan: Cooking Up More Mythologies (Part IV) Bob Dylan: Cooking Up More Mythologies (Part V) Bob … Continue reading →

By Aaron Galbraith and Tony Attwood This is our celebration of the best, and the more unusual, cover versions of Dylan’s music.  Some of the earlier articles from the series are included here. In this series Aaron in the USA … Continue reading →

Bob Dylan’s 115th Dream (1965) part 1 by Jochen Markhorst   I           There’s very little that you can’t imagine not happening  In April 2020, Robert Eggington, director at Dumbartung Aboriginal Corporation in Perth, posts an enchanting story on Facebook about … Continue reading →

This article was updated 11 March 2024 with the addition of the recording of Dear Landlord This is part of our on-going series reviewing the Never Ending Tour.  A full index to the previous articles can be found here.  The … Continue reading →

Bob Dylan: Cooking Up More Mythologies (part I) Bob Dylan: Cooking Up More Mythologies (Part II) Bob Dylan: Cooking Up More Mythologies (Part III) Bob Dylan: Cooking Up More Mythologies (Part IV) Bob Dylan: Cooking Up More Mythologies (Part V) Bob … Continue reading →

Review of Graley Herren’s Dreams and dialogues in Dylan’s “Time out of mind” by Tony Attwood All books about musicians are built on assumptions.  All books about Bob Dylan doubly so.  But here’s the thing, few books about Bob Dylan … Continue reading →

By Tony Attwood The last episode in this series was All Directions at Once 61: 1996 part 2.  The index to the series can be found here. 1996 included the composition of a whole collection of brilliant songs including “Mississippi” and … Continue reading →

by Jochen Markhorst Dylan does not only get under the skin of David Gilmour and Syd Barrett. Drummer Nick Mason counts Dylan, just like Gilmour does in Desert Island Discs, among his all-time favourites, when Jools Holland asks him in … Continue reading →

Bob Dylan: Cooking Up More Mythologies (part I) Bob Dylan: Cooking Up More Mythologies (Part II) Bob Dylan: Cooking Up More Mythologies (Part III) Bob Dylan: Cooking Up More Mythologies (Part IV) Bob Dylan: Cooking Up More Mythologies (Part V) Bob … Continue reading →

By Aaron Galbraith and Tony Attwood On this website we look at cover versions of Dylan songs in two ways.  One is simply by listing covers that we enjoy, song by song as in: Covers of Dylan songs The other … Continue reading →

  by Jochen Markhorst I           That dog song In the connection between Bob Dylan and Pink Floyd, there seems to be a well working diode; the current only goes in one direction. From Dylan to Pink Floyd, that is. And … Continue reading →

by Larry Fyffe First, a little Poe-try: Ring them bells ye heathen From the city that dreams Ring them bells from the sanctuaries Cross the valleys and streams For they’re deep, and they’re wide And the world is on its … Continue reading →

The index to all the Never Ending Tour articles is to be found here. The previous article in the series was NET, 1999, part 6. Honky Tonk Dylan: Despair and sentimentality. —————– By Mike Johnson (kiwipoet) Dylan surged into the … Continue reading →

by Jochen Markhorst II          Lovely, lovely song It is not until 1983 that Elvis’ first, original version of “One Night” is released, the song Presley recorded over a quarter of a century earlier in 1957, after Smiley Lewis had already … Continue reading →

Bob Dylan: Cooking Up More Mythologies (part I) Bob Dylan: Cooking Up More Mythologies (Part II) Bob Dylan: Cooking Up More Mythologies (Part III) Bob Dylan: Cooking Up More Mythologies (Part IV) Bob Dylan: Cooking Up More Mythologies (Part V) Bob … Continue reading →

The last episode in this series was All Directions 60: After the interregnum, the compositions of 1996  The index to the series, with yet another attempt at getting the numbering to make sense, can be found here. ————– As the title … Continue reading →

by Jochen Markhorst   I           Real groovy “In May, 1964, Bob Dylan dropped in at London’s Marquee Club to listen to The Manfreds, declaring them to be ‘real groovy’. They return the compliment with their performance of Dylan’s controversial With … Continue reading →