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2 giorni fa · Johnny Cash covers, classic slices of his early years and a reliance on religious tracks which bombed his career a decade prior, Bob Dylan was all over the place in 1991. An unofficial collection of his live efforts from the time, Undesirables: Unreleased Live Recordings, Fall 1991, is a scattershot of ideas. It was, to […]
5 giorni fa · American singer-songwriter Bob Dylan has released 40 studio albums, 102 singles, 24 notable extended plays, 61 music videos, 16 live albums, 17 volumes comprising The Bootleg Series, 31 compilation albums, 25 box sets, seven soundtracks as main contributor, seventeen music home videos and two non-music home videos.
4 giorni fa · In Minneapolis: Unreleased Live Recordings 1992 details this fascinating blow to the confidence Dylan had slowly been building. He would gain it again in the year after these performances, but this unofficial bootleg shows more of a peace washing over the formidable frontman. He makes his piece, retires tracks like Idiot Wind and it is all done ...
3 giorni fa · BobTalk :Thank you. This is a new song off a forthcoming Columbia Records album, soon to be released.Los Angeles01 06 1978Live debut
5 giorni fa · at 0545 CEST. Dylan related. 1 - Front Row Seat: Celebrating Bob Dylan's birthday at his first house - (Duluth News Tribune) from Cliff Warnken, Scott Miller. 2 - Bob Dylan and Basketball: 17 Surprising Connections - (Royce Webb) from Minor Lile. 3 - Watch Timothée Chalamet filming Bob Dylan biopic with Edward Norton - (NME) from Cliff Warnken.
5 giorni fa · Only one of those 21 surprises briefly added to the standard show was a Dylan original. It was, of all things, “Tweedle Dee and Tweedle Dum.” The only actual Bob Dylan song he added to his regular show all of last year—imagine that. It came, yet again, with a brand-new arrangement.
5 giorni fa · “When Bob Dylan went electric, nearly sixty years ago, this Fender Telecaster was one of his most crucial weapons,” says Alan Light of the guitar's rich history. That means it was used throughout 1965, and featured on Dylan's 1966 classic, Blonde on Blonde .
