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On Dec. 27, 1974, at Sound 80 in Minneapolis, Bob Dylan began reworking and rerecording songs for his upcoming album, “Blood on the Tracks.” Dylan was accompanied in the studio

The story of the Minneapolis musicians unexpectedly summoned to re-record half of the songs on Bob Dylans most acclaimed album

GARY HEYN: Presents “Standing at the Grave: A Family’s Journey from the Grand Duchy of Posen to the Prairies of North Dakota” in conversation with Carla Hagen. 7 p.m. Tuesday, Sept. 19, SubText Books, 6 W. Fifth St., St. Paul. JACQUELINE HOLLAND: Minnesotan discusses her debut novel “The God of Endings,” chosen by six publications […]

Two Duluthians, one current (Paul Metsa) and one former (Rick Shefchik), co-authored "Blood in the Tracks," about how half of the singer-songwriter's 15th album was made in Minneapolis.

Two Duluthians, one current (Paul Metsa) and one former (Rick Shefchik), co-authored "Blood in the Tracks," about how half of the singer-songwriter's 15th album was made in Minneapolis.

Two Duluthians, one current (Paul Metsa) and one former (Rick Shefchik), co-authored "Blood in the Tracks," about how half of the singer-songwriter's 15th album was made in Minneapolis.

The uncredited Minneapolis musicians who helped craft Bob Dylan's epochal "Blood on the Tracks" finally get their credit.

Tonight (February 8th) on the world famous Classic Album at Midnight on Radio Nova we’re playing Bob Dylan’s Blood on the Tracks.

Timing is everything for this Minneapolis bands new triple CD.

His five decades of Twin Cities gigs included stints with Sound 80 studio, the Hoopsnakes and Mary Jane Alm.