Bob Dylan's Highway 61 Revisited reaches a new peak on multiple charts in the U.K. this week, spurred upward by the movie A ...

Highway 61 Revisited is, to many, Dylan’s finest piece of work. After making the controversial move to go electric in 1965, Dylan released one of the most beloved folk-rock records of all time.

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After playing his epochal licks on that song and the rest of the Highway 61 Revisited Album, Bloomfield joined Dylan onstage with that Telecaster for his world-shaking electric set at the 1965 ...

According to hardcore troubadour and country rock legend Steve Earle, 1965 was the year Bob Dylan decided he wanted to be the ...

And yet, Greenwich Village is essentially the same place – still bohemian, still cultured, and still defined by its key streets; Bleecker, MacDougal and West 4th. Nor do you have to look too hard to ...

Finally, director James Mangold, who directed A Complete Unknown, the Bob Dylan biopic, has revealed the “Blowin' in the Wind ...

“Like A Rolling Stone” was released in 1965 and is probably Bob Dylan’s most well-known folk rock anthem. It was the perfect opener for Highway 61 Revisited, and it’s still a deeply loved ...

Bob Dylan goes from feeling stuck in the folk bubble to branching off into an experimental sound, becoming one of the ...

This year's Outlaw tour will feature Billy Strings, Wilco, Nathaniel Rateliff & The Night Sweat, The Avett Brothers and more ...

Dylan’s rate of development is part of what sets him on a collision course with the 1965 Newport Folk Festival. He released Bringing it all Back Home in March and Highway ’61 Revisited in ...