Released in 1960, “At Last” became Etta James’ signature song and one of the most popular first-dance choices at weddings. Its sweeping strings and heartfelt vocals perfectly capture the feeling of ...

Bob Dylan has a slew of masterfully written original songs, but don't count out these three fine folk covers he released.

Bob Dylan celebrated the 40th anniversary of Farm Aid with a five-song set that included "All Along The Watchtower" and "To Ramona." ...

Bob Dylan is one of the most well-known American musicians and lyricists of all time—and one of the most talented. In the most recent biopic portraying his storied career, A Complete Unknown, actor ...

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Music Icon, 83, Once Rejected Bob Dylan's Cover — 'I Didn't Like His Version' originally appeared on Parade. In the early ‘60s, Simon & Garfunkel became one of the biggest duos in music, dominating ...

Fresh off a sold-out show at Maverick Concerts, Joan Osborne will once again captivate a Woodstock audience with her expressive voice and genre-blending musical prowess, this time performing a tribute ...

The singer opened Outlaw Music Festival set with his 1963 song. He last played the track at the Desert Trip Festival in 2016. After playing the track during the festival’s Buffalo, New York, stop, he ...

1 1 people viewed this event. In 2017, Grammy-nominated artist Joan Osborne released the critically acclaimed album, Songs of Bob Dylan. Her artistic and soulful reinterpretations of the selection of ...

Joan Osborne's "Dylanology Live" album, recorded during a 2018 songs of Bob Dylan tour, was released shortly before Dylan's biopic. Osborne, known for her hit "(What If God Were) One of Us," will ...

Joan Baez’s Farewell, Angelina returns October 3rd on 180-gram vinyl with all-analog mastering, plus hi-res and digital—featuring Dylan’s “Baby Blue” and more. Originally a turning point in Baez’s ...