Rolling Stone — Bob Dylan, a longtime admirer of Muhammad Ali and the sport of boxing, has penned a tribute to the legendary fighter. "If the measure of greatness is to gladden the heart of every human being on the face of the earth, then he truly was the greatest,"... more info

Stereogum — Bob Dylan isn’t the kind of celebrity who usually releases statements about random current events, but yesterday wasn’t a usual day. Yesterday, we learned that silver-tongued boxing legend, activist, and self-proclaimed “the greatest” Muhamma... more info

Rolling Stone — Bob Dylan may have turned 75 last month, but he's hardly slowing down. His Never Ending Tour picks up this week with a pair of shows in Woodinville, Washington and he'll be on the road steadily through mid-July, and then back again in October for ... more info

Rolling Stone — Photographer Daniel Kramer had barely heard of Bob Dylan when he was booked to shoot the singer at a studio in Woodstock one day in 1964. "I was only supposed to have an hour with him, but I ended up shooting for five," Kramer remembers. "A few... more info

Stereogum — Stars have been releasing a different cover song every month for all of 2016. Past installments in the series have included Bob Dylan and Kanye West, and for their latest offering, they’ve decided to take on soft-EDM posterchild Mike Posner’s cou... more info

Aquarium Drunkard — The poetry of Allen Ginsberg was a foundational influence on the counter culture, informing folk, rock & roll, and punk, establishing a vocabulary that was as profane and fearless as it was beautiful and transcendent. But while his contributions t... more info

Uncut — They enjoy success on both sides of the Atlantic They enjoy success on both sides of the Atlantic The post Bob Dylan and Eric Clapton score Top 10 Albums appeared first on Uncut. more info

L.A. Times - Entertainment — Documentary filmmaker D.A. Pennebaker still gets a laugh from quoting an early review of  “Don’t Look Back,” his groundbreaking look at Bob Dylan’s 1965 last solo acoustic tour of England. “We’re not going to... more info

Rolling Stone — By May 1966, John Lennon and Bob Dylan had become the only serious candidates for the newly conceived "Spokesman of a Generation" title. At the height of their creative powers, each of the men sought to break free from their own reputations by ... more info

New York Times — Hear the tracks that caught our pop critics’ attention, from Kesha’s Bob Dylan covers to Flume’s new song with Beck. more info