Daryl Hall explains why his planned collaboration with the legendary songwriter fell apart during a September 2024 interview.

From 'Sunday Morning Coming Down' and 'Help Me Make It Through the Night' to 'Feeling Mortal,' Variety picks 10 Kris ...

The story behind why Johnny Cash performed Bob Dylan’s “Don’t Think Twice(It’s Alright)” at The 1964 Newport Folk Festival.

In retrospect, Bob Dylan likened his 1974 reunion ... and confounded audiences in the previous decade, Dylan attacks some of his most famous songs with a ferociousness that simply wills you ...

The most famous ... Bob Dylan, enrolled at the College of Science, Literature and Arts in the fall of 1959. After moving away from his hometown of Hibbing, Minnesota, Dylan lived in Minneapolis for ...

So, here are three lullabies written by some of the greatest ... “Forever Young” is one of Bob Dylan’s most timeless songs of all time. It’s a celebration of youth, an ode to fatherhood ...

Bob Dylan is such a great American." A third added: "Imagine having so many good songs that you wrote Desolation Row and don’t play it for 6 years." Another noted the changed arrangement ...

Until YouTube and SESAC reach an agreement on renewal terms of their expiring contract, various songs are unplayable on the ...

Bob Dylan — the prodigal ... was back with his most famous accompanists, the mostly Canadian bar band formerly known as The Hawks, now recognized simply as American music standard-bearers ...

Blonde on Blonde yields “Rainy Day Women #12 & 35,” “Most Likely You Go Your Way (And I’ll Go Mine),” “Just Like a Woman,” and “Leopardskin Pillbox Hat,” while Dylan draws one song each from Pat ...

Another trailer just dropped for Timothée Chalamet’s Bob Dylan biopic ... as he previously belted out songs for his role in Wonka. Clips from Dylan’s famous electric performance at the ...

Daryl Hall came close to writing a song with Bob Dylan, but in the end ... Even without Dylan’s participation, Hall scored a Top 5 hit when “Dreamtime” was released as the first single ...