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Last Updated: 3/4/2026 at 9:01 AM EST
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Dylan Cover Songs – Every Song Vol.8
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Dylan's August 1964 to January 1965 recording period at Columbia Studio in New York is examined.
The Bootleg Series Vol. 12
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Dylan's Bootleg Series Vol. 12 surveys 1965-66 sessions across multiple studios, including Nashville.
Key West Part 9
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On the Untold Dylan website, critic Jochen analyzes Bob Dylan's song Key West (Philosopher Pirate) and its connections to Bobby Darin's Beyond The Sea.
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Dylan's August 1964 to January 1965 recording period at Columbia Studio in New York is examined.
Cat Power performs a faithful recreation of Dylan's 1966 Royal Albert Hall set at the History venue in Toronto on Mar 4, 2026.
John Lydon told Far Out in 2023 that he admired Bob Dylan's electric turn at Newport and praised 'Hurricane' while critiquing Dylan's earlier acoustic work.
The article critiques Bob Dylan’s visual art evolution, praising the Drawn Blank series from his late-1980s touring period and criticizing recent collections as commercially oriented in UK galleries.
Dylan visited Mendips on a May day in 2009, joining a Beatles heritage tour at Lennon's childhood home in Liverpool.
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Dylan's Bootleg Series Vol. 12 surveys 1965-66 sessions across multiple studios, including Nashville.
John Nogowski discusses Born To Run and Dylan's Infidels on his Substack, started in May 2024 in the United States.
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Samuelsounds / Richard Samuel
Bob Dylan and Sara Lowndes divorced in 1977, with Lowndes receiving half the royalties from songs Dylan wrote during their marriage.
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Join us for an illuminating evening with Dr. Tom Rizzuto as we explore the enigmatic period of Bob Dylan's life in New York City.
The exhibition opens July 18, 2026 at Dylan Center, highlighting Dylan's 1966 recording and touring.
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On Oct 04, 2026, The Freewheelin Band performs a Dylan tribute at The International in Leicester at 16:00.
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John Nogowski discusses Born To Run and Dylan's Infidels on his Substack, started in May 2024 in the United States.
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Cat Power performs a faithful recreation of Dylan's 1966 Royal Albert Hall set at the History venue in Toronto on Mar 4, 2026.
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Dylan's Bootleg Series Vol. 12 surveys 1965-66 sessions across multiple studios, including Nashville.
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Dylan visited Mendips on a May day in 2009, joining a Beatles heritage tour at Lennon's childhood home in Liverpool.
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Samuelsounds / Richard Samuel / Song Review - 3/2/2026
Bob Dylan and Sara Lowndes divorced in 1977, with Lowndes receiving half the royalties from songs Dylan wrote during their marriage.
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On Mar 2, 2026, a blog post on nickandtiffmusicblog.com analyzes Thunder Road by Bruce Springsteen and explains its meaning.
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The article critiques Bob Dylan’s visual art evolution, praising the Drawn Blank series from his late-1980s touring period and criticizing recent collections as commercially oriented in UK galleries.
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John Lydon told Far Out in 2023 that he admired Bob Dylan's electric turn at Newport and praised 'Hurricane' while critiquing Dylan's earlier acoustic work.
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Dylan revisits gospel material during the Warfield residency and subsequent 1980s tours in the United States.
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On the Untold Dylan website, critic Jochen analyzes Bob Dylan's song Key West (Philosopher Pirate) and its connections to Bobby Darin's Beyond The Sea.
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In 1983, Mark Knopfler produced Dylan's Infidels in a studio session, a collaboration described as career-defining.
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Dylan Cover Songs – Every Song Vol.8
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Dylan's August 1964 to January 1965 recording period at Columbia Studio in New York is examined.
Kissass? Dylan, Ginsberg And The Critic
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In a Rock and the Beat Generation article, Steven Taylor critiques Ron Rosenbaum's portrayal of Allen Ginsberg in the Bob Dylan biography Things Have Changed.
How Dylan Wrote The Times They Are A Changin
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Bob Dylan's The Times They Are a-Changin' is analyzed for its psalter roots, 12/8 pulse, and 1963 New York performances, including Carnegie Hall on Oct 26, 1963.
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In 2026, Bob Dylan’s ongoing Never Ending Tour across the USA, UK, and Europe features evolving setlists, intimate venues, and highly engaged fan communities.
In 1988 in California and at Friar Park in England, George Harrison organized Bob Dylan, Roy Orbison, Tom Petty and Jeff Lynne into the supergroup The Traveling Wilburys.
On Feb 24, 2026, Salon reviewed Ace Records’ Highway of Diamonds: Black America Sings Bob Dylan, a compilation of Black artists covering Bob Dylan across several decades.
Dylan recorded Another Side of Bob Dylan in a single evening in Greece with producer Tom Wilson.
In this Untold Dylan article, Jochen analyzes Bob Dylan's song Key West (Philosopher Pirate) by relating it to Gauguin's hibiscus imagery and French chanson influences.
In a Dylan Books Monthly Substack post from England, the author evaluates Bob Dylan lyrics collections and ISIS magazine anthologies for their usefulness and collectability.
Michael Glover Smith's study Bob Dylan as Filmmaker: No Time To Think will be published on Mar 02, 2026 in paperback and eBook formats.
Bob Dylan Center in Tulsa hosts 1974 Tangled Up in Blue notebooks, revealing title evolution and revision history.
Paul Haney reviews Sam Sussman's Boy from the North Country for The Dylan Review on Feb 22, 2026, examining its autofictional relation to Dylan.
An essay in The Dylan Review analyzes Bob Dylan's Sad-Eyed Lady of the Lowlands through Friedrich Nietzsche's Apollonian aesthetic framework and its implications for Dylan's 1960s work.
In a Nashville interview with The Dylan Review, Emma Swift discusses Dylan cover performances, Blonde on the Tracks, and her recent original and Lou Reed projects.
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