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L.A. Times - Entertainment — It's the most famous room in the annals of pop music, its history equal parts legend and truth. In the decades since its use as a rehearsal space, this subterranean refuge has become known as the birthplace of some of America's most examined (non-Par... more info

L.A. Times - Entertainment — How fertile was the "Basement Tapes" period in 1967 when Bob Dylan holed up in upstate New York, away from fan and media scrutiny, writing and recording song after song after song with the group soon to be known as the Band? more info

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The Telegraph — The record industry can't rely on the young to buy music, so it is repackaging old favourites to be bought a second time by baby-boomers. Is this clever reinvention or cynical recycling, asks Neil McCormick more info

Aquarium Drunkard — Surfacing in the 60s in New York’s Greenwich Village folk scene alongside the likes Bob Dylan, Dave Van Ronk and Eric Anderson was a singer who, if not for his close friendship with the legendary folk hero, you would think was just straight-up copy... more info

Aquarium Drunkard — “You can’t be wise and in love at the same time.” Bob Dylan said that. It’s probably not true. Not forever, at least. But for the rational — let’s say for the self-contained — the process of falling in love unexpectedly confronts years ... more info

Stereogum — “Liberty Street” is the latest refurbished Bob Dylan rarity to be shared from Lost On The River, the collection of Basement Tapes scraps fleshed out by all-star cast of musicians known as the New Basement Tapes. Dawes frontman Taylor Goldsmith to... more info

The Telegraph — One hundred years since his birth, how well do you know the self-destructive poet? Test yourself in our quiz of Dylan Thomas vs Bob Dylan lines more info