dylan, bob

In-depth portrait of Bob Dylan's relationship with his songs, his players, his critics, and himself through analysis of Dylan's music and performances.

Chronicles the recording of one of Bob Dylan's best known and important songs, "Like A Rolling Stone," in Columbia Studio A, June, 1965, and includes descriptions of the recording process as well as the competitive world of music at that time, tracing Dylan's transformation from folk singer to rock icon.

A brief biography of one of the most influential composers and singers of popular music during the 1960's.

Bob Dylan's classic 1974 anthem that follows the story of a young boy who travels through Dylan's life.

Profiles Bob Dylan, a singer and songwriter for over forty years who is known for such songs as "Blowin' in the Wind," "Just like a Woman," and "Things Have Changed," the Academy Award winning song from the film, "Wonder Boys.".

A photograhphic chronicle of the life and career of poet, songwriter, and artist Bob Dylan, discussing his early years in the suburbs of Minnesota, his arrival on the folk-music scene of New York, his participation in the peace movement of the 1960s, and his continuing evolution as a musician.

Sixteen essays apply philosophy to Bob Dylan's work, life, and worldview, exploring such topics as women, honesty and freedom, Christianity, and personal identity.