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Bob Dylan

Real Name:
Robert Allen Zimmerman
Profile:
Born: May 24, 1941, Duluth, Minnesota, USA

Singer, songwriter, "song and dance man".

Inducted into Songwriters Hall of Fame 1982.
Inducted into Rock And Roll Hall of Fame in 1988 (Performer).
Sites:
bobdylan.com, searchingforagem.com, bob-dylan.ru, MySpace, Facebook, Twitter, Twitter, Wikipedia
Aliases:
Blind Boy Grunt, Boo Wilbury, Jack Frost (2), Lucky Wilbury, Robert Zimmerman, Tedham Porterhouse
Variations:
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Bob Dylan

◄ (41 versions) 		Columbia 1962

The Freewheelin' Bob Dylan

◄ (45 versions) 		Columbia 1963

The Times They Are A-Changin'

◄ (40 versions) 		Columbia 1964

Another Side Of Bob Dylan

◄ (42 versions) 		Columbia 1964

Bringing It All Back Home

◄ (46 versions) 		Columbia 1965

Highway 61 Revisited

◄ (60 versions) 		CBS 1965

Blonde On Blonde

◄ (54 versions) 		Columbia, Columbia 1966

Blonde On Blonde Vol.2

◄ (3 versions) 		CBS 1967

Blonde On Blonde Vol.1

◄ (3 versions) 		CBS 1967

John Wesley Harding

◄ (35 versions) 		CBS 1968

Nashville Skyline

◄ (44 versions) 		CBS 1969

New Morning

◄ (25 versions) 		CBS 1970

Self Portrait

◄ (23 versions) 		Columbia 1970

Planet Waves

◄ (31 versions) 		Island Records 1973

Dylan

◄ (21 versions) 		Columbia 1973

Pat Garrett & Billy The Kid - Original Soundtrack Recording

◄ (27 versions) 		Columbia 1973

Bob Dylan / Band, The - Before The Flood ◄ (23 versions)

Asylum Records 1974

Blood On The Tracks

◄ (37 versions) 		Columbia 1975

Bob Dylan & Band, The - The Basement Tapes ◄ (22 versions)

Columbia 1975

Desire

◄ (44 versions) 		Columbia 1976

Hard Rain

◄ (26 versions) 		CBS 1976

Street-Legal

◄ (33 versions) 		Columbia 1978

Bob Dylan At Budokan

◄ (19 versions) 		CBS 1978

Slow Train Coming

◄ (26 versions) 		Columbia 1979

Saved

◄ (18 versions) 		CBS 1980
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comebackkit Apr 24, 2010 (edited over 2 years ago)
The way Bob Dylan paints pictures with his songs or just holds a mirror to society is sheer craftsmanship. He really makes you a part of his world that is our world. His lovesongs are never cheesy, always compelling and heartfelt: the never-ending longing for that special love and the blues that comes with it.
I think he's still making good music these days. Albums like TIME OUT OF MIND, LOVE AND THEFT, MODERN TIMES and TELL TALE SIGNS (The Bootleg Series Vol.8) are, imo, vintage Bob Dylan modern time classics. Some will beg to differ and that's their right.
When Bob Dylan's songs are played the next century, and believe me they will, them bells will be ringing for sure!
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Review by DrumNBassJerk Apr 05, 2006 (edited over 6 years ago)
It's typical for people to say that Bob Dylan wasn't much of a singer. While that MAY be true to a certain extent, his talent for emotion fueled lyrics and genious song writing can not be overlooked. I discovered Bob by the track "Boots Of Spanish Leather" alone, and I later searched through his discography and found many amazingly crafted pieces. I can feel his pain, I can somehow relate. It's a shame that music has taken such a drastic turn for the worst. It's artists like Bob Dylan that give me hope for a better future. I whole-heartedly recommend him for fans of folk, and music lovers in general.
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Review by manchester Sep 20, 2005 (edited over 6 years ago)
Well what can one say about Bob Dylan that already hasn't been said. He is certainly a poet that has created music of an astounding lyrical content, originality and beauty. I have heard criticisms that 'he can't sing' or 'his voice is awful & too croaky'. Yet my answer to that is listen to the man's lyrics and raw beauty. Ok he might not have the most polished voice, but there is plenty of people out there who can sing all the notes but make such utter garbage music. The man has created some of the most poignant, moving and beautiful popular music of the last century that he is required & essential listening. For me Dylan's best period as an artist was when he created Highway 61 Revisited / Blonde On Blonde (my favourite Dylan album) & Blood On The Tracks. He has of course made many great albums but this was his peak in my humble opinion. A true poet & incredible lyricist who happened to make great music as well.
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