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This classification of Dylan as a political troubadour is borne out as recently as last year’s Murder Most Foul, his rumination on the Kennedy assassination and what he sees as its ripple effect on America up to the present day. This epic narrative may be driven by Dylan’s apocalyptic account of the JFK killing but the state of the nation almost 60 years later in the Trump era is its bubbling subtext. America, its history and sprawling geography, has been central to Dylan as poet and songmaker. In a sense he came full circle with Murder Most Foul. He had already addressed Americaâ�...

“Your sons and your daughters are beyond your command.” That was the line that made me believe in Bob Dylan. That steely twang held more contempt than any pop singer I’d ever heard. Dad could stand aside like a hung carcass. We kids had this. Dylan turns 80 on May 24. A terrible thing for any enfant, and as worrying as an aged parent to those of us whose world he lit. God, what if we lose him? SUPPLIED/Stuff Dylan’s latest album, Rough and Rowdy Ways, released in June last year, is as good as anything he’s done before, writes Michael Dwyer.

Chrissie Hynde Announces Covers Album 'Standing In The Doorway: Chrissie Hynde Sings Bob Dylan' Tuesday, 11 May 2021 Chrissie Hynde has shared details of a new covers LP honouring Bob Dylan. 'Standing In The Doorway: Chrissie Hynde Sings Bob Dylan' will arrive on May 21 via BMG and feature nine renditions of Dylan's songs recorded by the vocalist and her Pretenders bandmate James Walbourne. He would send ideas through his phone to Hynde, who would add her vocals, before Tchad Blake handled mixing. Among the record's tracklist are reworks of In the Summertime, You're A Big Girl Now, ...

Chrissie Hynde is set to release a Bob Dylan covers album recorded "almost entirely by text message". The 69-year-old star has revealed that 'Standing In The Doorway: Chrissie Hynde Sings Bob Dylan' will feature nine renditions of Dylan’s songs and was developed via text with the help of her Pretenders bandmate James Walbourne, whose voicemails inspired the tracks. Speaking about their unusual creative process, Chrissie explained: "A few weeks into lockdown last year, James sent me the new Dylan track 'Murder Most Foul'. Listening to that song completely changed everything for me. I was ...

Waxahatchee – ‘Saint Cloud’. Katie Crutchfield just gets better and better, changing themes, transforming, shining brighter, becoming brilliant. While far from country, it is an album in the grip of the genre, produced with warmth, texture and subtlety. ‘Lilacs’ uses a guitar sound reminiscent of Reggie Young on ‘Suspicious Minds’. ‘Can’t Do Much’, possibly the standout track, sounds like The Cranberries one moment and gentle Creedence in presence the next. Great voice, great tunes and the record Waxahatchee will always have to try to beat. S.G. Goodman – ‘Old Time ...