More than two decades have passed since Bob Dylan, during a rare interview with Ed Bradley of “60 Minutes,” said he doesn’t ...

The Basement Tapes were an indirect result of Bob Dylan’s 1966 motorcycle crash. Some people say that his long recovery period was an excuse for Dylan to take time away from the public.

Iconic '60s Rocker's Life-Changing Accident Is Still a Mystery 59 Years Later first appeared on Parade on Jul 29, 2025 This ...

How fertile was the “Basement Tapes” period in 1967 when Bob Dylan holed up in upstate New York, away from fan and media scrutiny, writing and recordi ...

When it comes to day-in-rock almanac entries, it’s hardly surprising that some dates appear more busy than others throughout the history of the genre. It’s less common, though, for a particular day to ...

The Million Dollar Bashers, a supergroup of musicians from such iconic bands as Sonic Youth, Wilco and X, will perform July 26 at the Cain's Ballroom as part of the World of Bob Dylan Conference.

The Million Dollar Bashers, including Lee Ranaldo, Joy Harjo, Ethan Miller and Sunny War, will perform two concerts Saturday at Cain's Ballroom.

So having Bob Dylan come on, and actually play music, fit into all of the unique specialness that was our show. Listen, I love Frasier. I love Friends. I love Seinfeld.

About a year ago, Dylan handed Burnett a collection of lyrics circa the Basement Tapes era, from which Burnett and his friends produced 44 songs that were recorded in 12 days up the street from ...

Emerson’s review: The comprehensive release of the Basement Tapes is important purely as a musical artifact. Like Craig said, this is some serious Dylan-core being released in 2014.