Bob Dylan and the Band, “Dress It Up, Better Have It All” (2014): One Track Mind
We review a previously unheard, chin-wagging find from Bob Dylan and the Band’s forthcoming ‘Basement Tapes Complete.’
We review a previously unheard, chin-wagging find from Bob Dylan and the Band’s forthcoming ‘Basement Tapes Complete.’
‘The New Basement Tapes’ finally live up to their dizzying promise with Rhiannon Giddens’ darkly contoured reading of “Spanish Mary.”
We review the initial take on Bob Dylan and the Band’s “Lo and Behold,” when the song was still loose and not quite fully formed.
Bob Dylan and the Band never tired of “Forever Young,” finding new meaning with each passing year, and each passing version.
McGuinn remembers favorite moments from their ’70s collaborations.
Bob Dylan spoke as part of a forthcoming Guthrie-related audio book.
A nasty little put down, this track better matches performer and lyric.
Lost time may never be found again but, with Bob Dylan and the Band, lost songs occasionally are.
You can tell their heart is in it. But something important is off.
It may be a Sinatra song, but Dylan sticks close to his more recent sound.