Released on June 26, 1975, The Basement Tapes was genius finding itself – in Bob Dylan, once more; in the Band, for the very ...

With the benefit of half a century of hindsight, Bob Dylan and The Band's The Basement Tapes (released 6/26/75) would appear ...

You’d be forgiven for assuming Bob Dylan and Willie Nelson are birds of a different feather. One’s a reclusive Jewish kid ...

After Band members Robbie Robertson and Garth Hudson declined to add dubs to Dylan’s basic tracks, producer Bob Johnston suggested that pedal steel guitarist Pete Drake join Dylan (on piano here ...

His Life and Music, from The Hawks and Bob Dylan to The Band’ after deep dives into archival materials and original ...

Bob Dylan’s words are so universal that they can be implemented into any genre. That being so, it comes as no surprise that Garth Brooks scored a No. 1 hit with his cover of Dylan’s 1997 ...

The death of a beloved ex-bandmate partially inspired Robbie Robertson to complete his first solo album in 1987, which included an ode to his lost friend.

The Canadian-American roots rock group was a delicate musical fusion that included Robbie Robertson on guitar, Levon Helm on drums and lead vocals, Rick Danko on bass and violin, Garth Hudson on ...

Woody Guthrie, the folk singer who gave the world songs like “This Land is Your Land”, was perhaps Bob Dylan’s first and biggest musical influence. In short, he was his hero.

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