“Masters of War” stands as one of Dylan’s most powerful protest songs. Featured on his album The Freewheelin’ Bob Dylan (1963 ...

Dylan and McGuinn’s friendship has endured the test of time. Based in mutual respect, The Byrds' singer has called Dylan a ...

Folk icon Martin Carthy recalls meeting Bob Dylan in 1962 and how the young singer’s first London gig 'disappointed a lot of ...

In addition to a digital release, there will be an eight-CD deluxe box set with 139 tracks, 48 of which have never been ...

When bestowing praise on select artists one musician prompted Bob Dylan to make the claim that more joy was had listening to ...

The famed musical and Dylan’s body of work, Baitel argues, share several similarities. “Bob is very connected to Paris. This ...

On his 30th studio album, Dylan honored Young with a line in his song "Highlands" in 1997. “Well, my heart’s in The Highlands ...

In many ways, Bob Dylan seems completely set apart from his peers. It’s hard to nail down his inspirations because he can only be seen as an inspiration himself. However, there is one country artist ...

Today, Bob Dylan is considered one of the most influential cultural figures of his time. But you wouldn’t have seen that coming had you seen him getting booed onstage at the 1965 Newport Folk Festival ...

How Robert Plant's mind was opened to the world's societal woes after listening to Bob Dylan's song about fear-wielding war mongers.

Bob Dylan has sold his entire catalog of more than 600 songs spanning six decades to Universal Music Group's music publishing arm, the company said on Monday.

Universal Music Group's publishing arm has bought Bob Dylan's entire back catalogue of more than 600 songs, from towering classics such as 1965's "Like a Rolling Stone" to this year's 17-minute epic ...