The 1960s are responsible for creating some of the most memorable hits of all time, but don't sleep on these three underrated ones.

Bob Dylan changed music in the 1960s when he took popular songs from folk into the electric age, embracing rock and roll and, in many ways, defining what the genre was capable of. His poetic ...

Sean Penn shared during his Sept. 22 appearance on The Tonight Show that he once sparred regularly with musician Bob Dylan at Penn's home "for about a month." "Sorry Bob, if I'm talking out of school, ...

Bob Dylan is the subject of the new biopic A Complete Unknown ... since the release of the protest song “Blowin’ in the Wind” in 1962. Other hits from the 1960s included the psychedelic track “Mr.

Even though Bob Dylan's lyrics often tackle heavy subject matters, he quite often found himself weaving his unique sense of humour into his songs ...

There's a Bob Dylan song for absolutely everything including complete global annihilation with his all-time bleakest song ...

The song directly references Dylan's own "Song To Woody," where Dylan paid tribute to his idol Woody Guthrie. Bowie cleverly created a musical inception – a song about a song about an influence.

The times they are a-changin’ — and so has the neighborhood. For the new Bob Dylan biopic “A Complete Unknown,” starring Timothée Chalamet, production designer François Audouy was tasked with ...

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