Bob Dylan
Real Name:
Robert Dylan né Robert Allen Zimmerman
Profile:
Born: May 24, 1941, Duluth, Minnesota, USA; singer, songwriter, "song and dance man".
Inducted into Songwriters Hall of Fame in 1982 and the Rock And Roll Hall of Fame in 1988 (Performer). Winner of the 2016 Nobel Prize in literature.
His first marriage was to Sara Dylan (November 1965 - divorced June 1977), together they have five children, including Jesse Dylan and Jakob Dylan. His second marriage was to Carolyn Dennis (4 June 1986 - divorced 7 August 1990).
Inducted into Songwriters Hall of Fame in 1982 and the Rock And Roll Hall of Fame in 1988 (Performer). Winner of the 2016 Nobel Prize in literature.
His first marriage was to Sara Dylan (November 1965 - divorced June 1977), together they have five children, including Jesse Dylan and Jakob Dylan. His second marriage was to Carolyn Dennis (4 June 1986 - divorced 7 August 1990).
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Aliases:
Blind Boy Grunt,
Bob Dillon,
Bob Landy,
Boo Wilbury,
Carter (21),
Jack Frost (2),
Lucky Wilbury,
Robert Milkwood Thomas,
Robert Zimmerman,
Tedham Porterhouse
In Groups:
Artists United Against Apartheid,
Bob Dylan & Friends,
Bob Dylan & His Band,
Bob Dylan And The Never Ending Tour Band,
Robert Zimmer And Group,
The Basement Singers,
The Gentleman's Club of Spalding,
Traveling Wilburys,
USA For Africa
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hayrider
June 2, 2021
Why does "Highway 61 Revisited" appear before "Bringing It All Back Home" in the above list ?
Isn't this supposed to be chronological ?
Isn't this supposed to be chronological ?
genehennigh
December 1, 2018
10 releases since "Tempest." That probably will be his last album of new songs.
curly-head
September 8, 2018
Why did the Self-Portrait 2lp got voted by poll for Dylan`s worst album at that time when it was the best impression on him? I guess they pulled it to pieces for it`s conceptional work - not being a "Hit Album" and the featured country musicians which were outdated in 1970. Just another example how hard critics can fail.
robert.huffman.311
November 1, 2017
I don't see the 1962 self titled debut studio album. Seems odd. I was actually looking to buy one because I no longer have it.
hammer.malcolm
October 13, 2016
America made great (13/10/2016 first Nobel prize given to a musician)
CD3003
September 20, 2014
Yes, of course, DYLAN can't sing. And Einstein couldn't think and Shakespeare couldn't
speak English and The Simpsons aren't funny.
speak English and The Simpsons aren't funny.
EB2013
April 25, 2014
A lot of listeners never liked Dylan's voice, I guess because it was so different from anything else they were used to hearing from someone capable of such songwriting brilliance, and popularity, and influence? It was polarizing as I remember, but it's worth noting how annoyed Donovan Leitch has been over the years for being accused for imitating Dylan's sound as early as "Catch the Wind" (1965) though he claimed that he didn't hear Dylan at all until after he'd recorded his first handful of tracks for Pye (believe it or not). But...does anyone remember or has ever read how a (admittedly great) Donovan recording as "Season of the Witch" (IMO probably his finest single achievement) has Dylan's singing style of the time (stretching words and syllables, and singing loudly and archly to make sure the message sank in) all over it, it's so obvious? I think what Dylan did was be his own man (while borrowing as needed) and with support from Columbia records, his manager, and others, found his way to greatness. Yet if his voice sucked so much, why did "Lay Lady Lay" or "Knockin' on Heaven's Door" become hits beyond the fine songwriting and arrangements? Well...maybe that voice was 'just right' and perfect after all? He used his limitations to his advantage as necessary, almost innately, and his remarkable songwriting abilities forced listeners to accept him as he was. There has always been a greatness in that, too.
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hartro
July 1, 2021