It’s a strange thing when a band’s cover of a beloved singer-songwriter’s music outperforms the original, but that’s exactly ...

In 1965, Bob Dylan left his acoustic folk roots in the dust with the release of the blues-based “Highway 61 Revisited.” ...

Sixty-one years ago today, Bob Dylan recorded the Hank Williams-inspired song that changed the music world forever.

Bob Dylan’s legendary career took off fairly quickly. However, the hit singer/songwriter behind tunes like “Lay Lady Lay” and “Knockin’ On Heaven’s Door” had a few years to contemplate whether or not ...

A Bob Dylan song released in 1965 is being recognized once again as one of the best songs ever written, over six decades after it first stunned listeners. "Positively 4th Street," Dylan's famously ...

"Mr. Tambourine Man" was originally written and released by Bob Dylan in March 1965. It was the first track on the acoustic side of his album, Bringing It All Back Home. However, the band that ...

In only a matter of months, Bob Dylan released Bringing It All Back Home, Highway 61 Revisited, and Blonde on Blonde. These ...

Throughout the early sixties, the Newport Folk Festival provided a spotlight for folk royalty like Joan Baez, Johnny Cash, and Howlin’ Wolf, under the assumed context that they’d uphold the festival’s ...

For six decades, Bob Dylan has been an enigmatic musical and cultural force. At 81, he continues to make new albums and tour. He’s never too far out of sight or out of mind, whatever the platform.