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Bob of the Day
The great Bob Dylan turned 70 yesterday. Here’s some Bob tracks, suggested by Matt B: [Photograph by Barry Feinstein, 1965]
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Morning Art
When I was a teenager I spent four summers working at a day care center on the upper west side. There was a copy of this poster on the wall in the toddler’s room. Eventually, it was given to me. I...
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Positively Positively
Dig this wonderful piece of research by Bob Egan on the locations of Dylan album covers. And thanks to Matt B for the link.
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New York Minute
Seen in the bathroom of a bar in the East Village. In case you’d forgotten: Dylan is the Still King.
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I Must Admit I Felt a Little Uneasy When She Bent Down to Tie the Laces of My...
This Sunday gives a reason to troop out to Williamsburg as Classic Album Sundays makes it’s US debut. [Featured Image via Lucid and Mysterious]
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The Bobster
Here’s Mark Jacobson’s 2001 Rolling Stone feature on the Cult of Bob: Someday, no doubt, when the keepers of the tower officially allow that Bob was one of the two or three greatest American artists...
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Beat of the Day
When you got nothin’ you got nothin’ to lose. [Photo Credit: Robert Galbraith/Reuters]
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Studs and Bob
Via the always nourishing Kottke, check out Studs Terkel’s 1963 interview with Dylan.
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You Don’t See Us, But We See You
Tom Junod on Dylan: A few years ago, he was picked up by the police in Long Branch, New Jersey, for the crime of walking in the rain, dressed in sweatpants and a hooded sweatshirt, and peering into...
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