‘115th Dream’: The first sign of Bob Dylan’s fascination with ‘Moby-Dick’
A swirling dream.
Bob Dylan
The 1965 song Bob Dylan couldn’t write again if he tried: “I can still sing it”
Over the years, his creative mindset has shifted.
The artist Bono thought “sounded like the Declaration of Independence”
The ultimate rock ‘n’ roll icon.
Donovan: the biggest bullshitter of the 1960s or the decade’s true architect?
“Donovan is a catalyst”.
The song The Traveling Wilburys forced themselves to make: “We did it very quick”
Getting a tune together.
The 1970 song Bob Dylan wrote to get back at David Crosby: “He refused outright”
“I noticed Dylan getting really quite paranoid about it.”
Why Bob Dylan deliberately tried to provoke audiences in 1979: “Make people jump on any level”
“People are so asleep.”
The 1981 Bob Dylan song George Harrison said was out of everyone’s league
The height of moral musicality.
The 1966 song Bob Dylan wrote to insult John Lennon: “I never asked for your crutch”
They never entirely saw eye to eye.