Bob Dylan wrote plenty of wordy songs, but few ever proved as moving as the short but sad country tune "I Threw It All Away".

He might be best known for his folk stylings and controversial use of the electric guitar, but Bob Dylan also had a country phase.

In Dylan: A Biography, Bob Spitz writes about the early relationship between Sara and the singer, noting, “Their affair had blossomed right under Joan’s unsuspecting nose. It happened ...

Early in her career, singer-songwriter Joan Osborne enjoyed critical and commercial success with the international hit single ...

Boyd Holbrook's Johnny Cash is a scene-stealer in A Complete Unknown, but the movie completely changes his real history with ...

Folkd rock pioneer Donovan on jamming with Macca and Dylan, butting heads with John Paul Jones and meditating with David ...

“Those early albums gave people the wrong idea ... His first three Columbia albums—“Bob Dylan,” “The Freewheelin’ Bob Dylan,” and “The Times They Are A-Changin ...

Our Classic Americana pick this week highlights a song by Minnesota-born music legend Bob Dylan, who recently performed in Minnesota.

Byrds guitarist Roger McGuinn was the third person to ever own a Rickenbacker 12-string, following George Harrison – and his ...

Bob Dylan's decision to move away from the folk movement and embrace electric rock 'n' roll is one of pop culture's most hallowed narratives. Recent ...

The impetus for “Dylanology Live” came unexpectedly—she discovered recordings from 2018 tour that she had either forgotten ...

he returned to CRN in early 2023 for expanded coverage responsibilities that include a long-time interest of his: computers. A full-time tech journalist for nearly a decade, Dylan got his first ...