His Life and Music, from The Hawks and Bob Dylan to The Band’ after deep dives into archival materials and original ...

Chris Stapleton, Sheryl Crow and the McCrary Sisters joined Willie Nelson onstage to close his hour-long set on the Outlaw ...

He last performed the 1964 protest anthem at a 2010 White House event honoring the civil rights movement to an audience that ...

Released on June 26, 1975, The Basement Tapes was genius finding itself – in Bob Dylan, once more; in the Band, for the very ...

Sure, duet success is nothing new to Streisand, who has topped the charts with Neil Diamond on “You Don’t Bring Me Flowers,” ...

Bob Dylan might have spurned his original love of rock and roll for folk music, but he always returned to the unique wails of Little Richard.

How Bob Dylan's reluctance to be on camera almost led to the death of Martin Scorsese's documentary, 'The Last Waltz'.

Bob Dylan was a monumental influence in the 1960s. He inspired The Beatles, The Who and more, but which folk act outsold him?

With the benefit of half a century of hindsight, Bob Dylan and The Band's The Basement Tapes would appear to represent the first of a series of ...

Planet Waves, the album that prompted Dylan's reunification with the Band, is excellent. But unfortunately the opening song, ...

Kentucky's Bill Taylor and the Appalachian Heathens advanced on AGT after performing a soulful Bob Dylan cover.

It’s not the only rarely-played hit he’s brought out on the tour, however. When the tour began, he played ‘Mr. Tambourine Man ...