To mark Dylan's birthday this weekend, a decade by decade guide to the songs showing the master storyteller's narrative strengths ...

The spring edition of Bob ... Dylan's vocal delivery was almost playful — an unexpectedly bubbling “To Be Alone With You,” and his own careful, studied recitation of R&RW’s “Key West ...

“Like A Rolling Stone” is another. And then, there’s Bob Dylan’s “Hurricane”. It’s a bona fide protest song among a sea of similar tunes, but there’s something different about this on ...

Released in 1975, Bob Dylan’s “Hurricane” takes its premise from the true story of the false imprisonment of boxer Rubin “Hurricane” Carter around 1966. Carter, along with his friend ...

cementing Dylan’s place as a key figure in the 60s counterculture. 7. 'Don’t Think Twice, It’s All Right' – 165,152,519 Streams 'Don’t Think Twice, It’s All Right' is one of Bob ...

A Hohner Marine Band harmonica, key of G, that Dylan used during ... s “Night of the Hurricane II” benefit concert at the Houston Astrodome. Also purchased for him by Bob Dylan.

Inside, were recanted statements from the two key witnesses who testified ... a symbol of racial injustice after Bob Dylan’s protest ballad “Hurricane” was released in late 1975.

Mick Jagger wasn’t wrong when he said Bob Dylan didn’t want to be at the 2025 Oscars. The Rolling Stones frontman, 81, presented Best Original Song at the 97th Academy Awards on Sunday and ...

(AP). On the right, Bob Dylan performs at Madison Square Garden in New York City on Dec. 8. 1975 at a benefit concert to support efforts to get a new trail for former Boxer Rubin "Hurricane" Carter.

Bob Dylan admirers from around the world over the weekend forked over $1.5 million to own rare memorabilia that was once in the rock legend's possession. An auction in Nashville boasted the sale ...

Bob Dylan is on the internet and people have been loving the icon’s unexpected posts. Now, he may have just shared his most out-of-left-field post yet. It went down on Instagram last night ...