In 1963, a song written by a young Bob Dylan became one of the defining recordings of the folk revival, but it wasn't Dylan's version that became the enormous hit. "Blowin' in the Wind," written by ...
“Subterranean Homesick Blues” wasn’t just Dylan’s first top 40 hit. It was also his first single to chart on the Hot 100. His first few releases failed to chart. Surprisingly, those early singles ...
On this day (October 23) in 1963, Bob Dylan entered the Columbia recording studio in New York and recorded “The Times They Are a-Changing.” The song captured the hearts and minds of listeners who, at ...
In 1964, Bob Dylan found his ego sorely bruised when he went on a road trip to seek out one of his literary heroes, who ...
Folk Rock Icon Bob Dylan Plays Controversial 1963 Hit for the First Time in Nearly a Decade originally appeared on Parade. Folk rock legend Bob Dylan, 84, has always had a knack for writing or ...
Paul Simon lived in the pocket of Bob Dylan for a time, and as such named one of his iconic 1963 melodies as the strongest of ...
It was only a matter of time before Bob Dylan's long-running Bootleg Series would get around to covering the earliest part of his career. Plus, with the Oscar-nominated A Complete Unknown biopic still ...
The next installment of Bob Dylan’s bootleg series has been announced: Volume 18: Through the Open Window 1956-1963. It will be released on Oct. 31 and documents a transitional period in Dylan’s life ...
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