If "Bob Dylan in Minnesota" tells the story of the artist's relationship with his home state, the relationship vice versa could fill its own book. Newman moved to Duluth in 1986, ...

Bob Dylan-attributed quote on the pope spreads online: ... "A Complete Unknown," the biopic chronicling the swift pop-cultural ascent of Minnesota native Bob Dylan in the early 1960s, ...

The Bob Dylan story begins in Minnesota and WCCO’s Laura Oakes goes deep into his life before stardom in “A Closer Look”, ahead of the new movie about Dylan, ...

Bob Dylan's 15th studio album, "Blood on the Tracks." CATHY WURZER: Time for a little history in our reoccurring series Minnesota Now And Then. [MUSIC - BOB DYLAN, "IDIOT WIND"] BOB DYLAN ...

Five years after he heard Bob Dylan’s “Like A Rolling Stone” on WEBC-AM out of Duluth, 14-year-old Paul Metsa hitchhiked the 20 miles from his hometown in Virginia, Minnesota to Hibbing ...

Bob Dylan: From Minnesota to Manhattan to the toast of the world A music historian reflects on a key moment in 1964 that shaped Bob Dylan’s career. by Ted Olson 12/24/2024 12/23/2024.

If you’re thinking of musicians from Minnesota, Prince and Bob Dylan are probably first to spring to mind. Or so says state Sen. Rob Kupec, who’s sponsoring legislation to establish a song by ...

Harry Freedman's new biography about Bob Dylan's Jewish identity leans heavily on conjecture but also shows flashes of mischievous wit.

Bob Dylan's brother, David Zimmerman, left, hired the Minnesota musicians who played on 1974 sessions for the album "Blood on the Tracks." At right is Kevin Odegard, who played guitar on the album.

With shelves of Bob Dylan books out there, this examination of his Jewishness doesn't do enough to earn its place.

Bob Dylan auction includes his earliest-known recording 00:43 Bidding is underway for dozens of Bob Dylan memorabilia items, including his earliest-known demo recording described as "a revelation." ...

The question was blowin’ in the wind: why did the legendary songwriter allow his archives to go to a conservative “red” state ...