Uncut — It's Bob's 1963 Martin D-28 Photo by Heritage Auctions, HA.com It's Bob's 1963 Martin D-28 The post How much would you pay for one of Bob Dylan’s guitars? appeared first on Uncut. more info

LargeHeartedBoy — Esquire profiled author Kevin Young. William Shatner covered the Cramps' "Garbageman." Check out November's eBook deals. Ani DiFranco played a Tiny Desk Concert. Vol. 1 Brooklyn interviewed author Bud Smith. The Roots covered Bob Dylan's "Masters of ... more info

Stereogum — Sometimes NPR's Tiny Desk Concerts fly by, but Wyclef Jean took his sweet time and was all the better for it. The former Fugee stretched out his three-song set to 25 minutes, weaving in anecdotes about defying his preacher father, '90s encounters wit... more info

LargeHeartedBoy — Two box sets are the highlights of this week's new music release list, Bob Dylan's 9-CD (and 10-LP) Trouble No More: The Bootleg Series Vol. 13 / 1979-1981 and a 9-LP vinyl edition of Johnny Cash's Unearthed. What new... more info

JamBase — Release Day Picks this week highlights new music from Bob Dylan and DELA & The Aggrolites. more info

L.A. Times - Entertainment — On one hand, it’s no great mystery that when Bob Dylan seemed to find new faith around 1979, a lot of fans and Dylanologists lost theirs — in him. On the other, Dylan’s track record for musical revelation was so firmly establishe... more info

L.A. Times - Pop & Hiss — On one hand, it’s no great mystery that when Bob Dylan seemed to find new faith around 1979, a lot of fans and Dylanologists lost theirs — in him. On the other, Dylan’s track record for musical revelation was so firmly establishe... more info

New York Times — The latest installment in the “Bootleg Series” provides new perspective on the songwriter’s controversial Christian years. more info

JamBase — Watch and listen to Oteil Burbridge and his all-star band cover the Grateful Dead, Jerry Garcia Band, Bob Dylan and more. more info

Uncut — You can even buy a signed edition... You can even buy a signed edition... The post Bob Dylan’s Nobel Prize acceptance speech is now a book appeared first on Uncut. more info