Fifty years ago, Bob Dylan released his greatest album, Blood on the Tracks. Music's masterpiece didn't come about without struggle, though. After some trials with a band, Dylan ended up recording ...

Bob Dylan’s Blood On The Tracks often gets labeled as an album that details a breakup in all its drama and angst. While there’s no doubt that the LP depicts an especially dark night of the romantic ...

Blood on the Tracks has felt 50 years old since its release. Following Bob Dylan’s numerous musical escapades — be it Guthrie-style, electric or plain country folk — Blood finds Dylan mixing and ...

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Asking Bob Dylan how he makes an album is a bit like asking anyone how they know how to walk – they didn't one day, then they learned and now they simply do. "We just take a song; I play it and ...

Lest you think of Dave Stewart’s Record Store Day project, Dave Does Dylan, as opportunistic, the hirsute male half of Eurythmics is quick to put the record straight. “I had no idea when I started ...

When he was first learning to play guitar at 14 or 15, Dave Stewart dived into the Delta blues, and the likes of Robert Johnson, and the British invasions flooding the radio—the Beatles, the Kinks, ...

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Dave Stewart is known as half of ‘80s New Wave powerhouse Eurythmics. He’s also well-regarded for his production and writing with Mick Jagger, Tom Petty, Jon Bon Jovi and Ringo Starr, and for crafting ...