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.

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Two songwriters fascinated with the American psyche, onlookers have long compared and contrasted the work of Bob Dylan and Bruce Springsteen. The Boss ...

The star-studded Farm Aid 40 concert was held at Huntington Bank Stadium at the University of Minnesota in Minneapolis.

But when asked in a 1984 interview to name the songwriters who truly impressed him, Dylan didn’t name the usual suspects.

He’d give Barbara lyrics to type up after he and Felice emerged from their office, songs in hand after a spree of ...

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Photo: Stevo Rood On Wednesday evening, Billy Strings returned to The Signal in Chattanooga, Tenn. The musician’s second ...

Bob Dylan said it. Willie Nelson did it. Four decades later, a lot of money and big names have been enlisted to help U.S.

The Grateful Dead turned in one of their weirdest sets of the decade during an afternoon show in Chula Vista, CA on this day in 1985.

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