Nobody can really perform Bob Dylan’s music quite like Bob Dylan can. But, considering his aversion to performing his older hits, it’s been up to other artists to bring his older works back to life.

We select some of the hardest-hitting one-liners from folk-rock cuts of 1975, including songs by Joan Baez and Joni Mitchell.

That album marked a pivotal turning point for Dylan’s career. For the first time, Dylan turned inward in his lyrics, shying away from his typical protest-song roots and traditional folk covers. Fans ...

Joan Baez’s Farewell, Angelina returns October 3rd on 180-gram vinyl with all-analog mastering, plus hi-res and digital—featuring Dylan’s “Baby Blue” and more. Originally a turning point in Baez’s ...

Joan Baez pulls back the curtain on Bob Dylan's fiery temper, revealing unexpected sides of the legendary musician.

Joan Baez opened up in a new interview about watching A Complete Unknown, which portrayed her relationship with Bob Dylan Baez said her team was "outraged" about some things in the film, but she told ...

Bob Dylan's Rolling Thunder Revue is getting the archival treatment its legend demands. Columbia Records and Legacy ...

“Mama, You’ve Been On My Mind” was always the great Joan Baez and Bob Dylan duet, a three-minute symphony of passive-aggressive longing, sublimated jealousy, and immense mutual regard. Its ...

Bob Dylan's 1976 leg of the Rolling Thunder Revue will be chronicled in the new box set 'The Rolling Thunder Revue: The 1976 ...

In the 1960s, folk was the centre point of musical and political resistance. Not many artists got it wrong, but these five ...