n March 1965, the American folk revival was delivered a beautifully chaotic, plugged-in death blow. Bob Dylan, the undisputed prophet of the acoustic protest…
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Some albums change an artist’s career. Others change music itself. Blonde on Blonde somehow managed to do both while sounding like nothing else that…
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Few albums have altered the course of popular music as profoundly as The Freewheelin’ Bob Dylan. Released in 1963, it transformed a relatively unknown…
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Popular music was changing at a breathtaking pace in 1965, and no artist was driving that transformation more aggressively than Bob Dylan. Having already…
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