Bob Dylan

“They could barely forgive Bob Dylan for turning to rock in 1966 and cheered when, starting with "John Wesley Harding," Dylan returned to acoustic guitar and folk ballad — though never again to the pure folk sound of 1963.”

1968 the Year that Rocked the World

“I went to a Yorkshire dinner (lots of roast beef and Theakstone's Old Peculiar) while Katie went to a Bob Dylan concert - excellent by all accounts.”

Journal 17 September

“Bob Dylan had made his position clear by choosing the stage name Dylan.”

1968 the Year that Rocked the World

“Jerry Garcia in turn taught it to Bob Dylan (who recoreded it on "World Gone Wrong" in 1991).”

Two Soldiers

“All Along The Watchtower by Bob Dylan recording of 19 from, copyright notice”

The Jeff Healey Band Lyrics

“There was a beautiful well-shaded lawn in front of the hospital, and when the weather was nice he would sit on a park bench there and play, practicing songs out of the hospital's Joan Baez and Bob Dylan songbooks.”

1968

“For several hours he splashed happily while listening to a loop tape of Bob Dylan singing “Hurricane,” but at last, while attacking burnt-on tsimmes with a spackle knife, he was assailed by doubt.”

Simon & Schuster: The Best American Erotica 2006

“Sure, The Freewheelin†™ ­ Bob Dylan does feature a lot more diversity of styles, the almost constant barrage of “protest” songs makes Bob†™ s activism seem like less of a pose.”

The Times They Are A-Changin'

“While most Dylan fans seem to prefer The Freewheelin†™ Bob Dylan to its consistently dour follow-up, I actually like The Times They Are A-Changin†™ better.”

The Times They Are A-Changin'