W hen it comes to what makes one song "better" than another, definitive judgments can be hard to come by. After all, personal ...

A lot of people in the folk community weren't loving Bob Dylan's use of electric instruments, but it yielded these three enormous hits.

This song from Bob Dylan’s 1985 album Empire Burlesque features a direct reference to the 1980 Clint Eastwood film Bronco Billy. The western includes the line “I’m looking for a woman who can ride ...

Ironically, it was when Dylan went electric that Garcia and his Grateful Dead bandmates — then performing as the Warlocks — ...

Bob Dylan listeners have worked out who he wrote a classic song for, with the track celebrating 60 years since its release.

Given Bob Dylan is an artist who seems to be constantly on tour, it won't surprise you to hear he has developed a system to keep himself sane.

No artist has had a career like Bob Dylan’s. It spans more than 50 years and includes more classic albums than almost any other artist. It also includes its fair share of duds, but who else has ...

The Story Behind the Song Bob Dylan Once Called the ‘Greatest Ever Written’ originally appeared on Parade. Bob Dylan has called “Wichita Lineman,” the 1968 song written by Jimmy Webb and recorded by ...

He said of the deal with the Osbournes: “I never got royalties, but that was all right with me. “After Mama, I'm Coming Home ...

Bob Dylan is known for sharing his unfiltered thoughts on the other iconic musicians of his time, even if his opinions aren't ...