Bob Dylan Once Said This Iconic ‘60s Singer ‘Transcended All the Genres’

Marc Maron interviewed former president Barack Obama on the 1,686th and final episode of his pioneering “WTF” podcast. Obama ...
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Bob Dylan, the essential interviews / edited by Jonathan Cott

Radio interview with Cynthia Gooding, WBAI, 1962 -- Radio interview with Studs Terkel, WFMT (Chicago), May 1963 -- "The crackin', shakin', breakin', sound" by Nat Hentoff, the New Yorker, October, ...
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Bob Dylan ‘Disappointed a Lot of People,’ Folk Legend Recalls of His Earliest Days

Folk icon Martin Carthy recalls meeting Bob Dylan in 1962 and how the young singer’s first London gig 'disappointed a lot of ...
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Bob Dylan’s Early Years Explored in ‘How Many Roads’ Exhibit, Coming to New York University

Bob Dylan’s early years in New York — during which he metamorphosed from an unknown folksinger into Bob Dylan — will be the subject of the Tulsa-based Bob Dylan Center’s first traveling exhibition, ...
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The Artist Bob Dylan Once Admitted to Listening to “When No One Else Was Around”

Bob Dylan only admitted to listening to this artist when no one else was around so as not to damage his folkie reputation.

Bob Dylan to release box set of early recordings, including many made in Minnesota

In addition to a digital release, there will be an eight-CD deluxe box set with 139 tracks, 48 of which have never been ...
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“Why Should I Hire This Guy?”: How Bob Dylan’s Early Competition in the NYC Folk Scene Turned Into a Colleague

Joan Baez perhaps said it best when she described Bob Dylan’s arrival to the NYC folk scene in the late 1950s in her song “Diamonds and Rust”: You burst on the scene already a legend. The unwashed ...