Stereogum — In case you’re confused about the various Bob Dylan Basement Tapes projects coming out this November, there are two separate endeavors: The New Basement Tapes is an all-star lineup of musicians led by T. Bone Burnett who’ve filled in the missing ... more info

The Good, The Bad and The Unknown — Everyone loves surprises.  This morning I woke up after a mother of a Bob Dylan concert last night and had planned on going for a jog before settling in for a day of football and the World Series.  Only to my surprise when checking my 1-6 fantasy f... more info

L.A. Times - Entertainment — Bob Dylan wore a gray suit and wide-brimmed hat, the latter of which shadowed eyes he described in song as holding “secrets in them that I can't disguise.” He stood before a well-behaved and polite, if mostly nonplussed, crowd at the Dolby Theatr... more info

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Brooklyn Vegan — photo by Elliott Landy As discussed, Bob Dylan is completing the Basement Tapes series on November 4 with the release of The Basement Tapes Complete: The Bootleg Series Vol. 11 via Columbia/Legacy (full tracklist below). That includes a previously un... more info

Stereogum — For years, The Basement Tapes, Bob Dylan’s 1967 recordings with the Band, went unreleased; the heavily bootlegged album only saw release in 1975. And many of the songs that they recorded together still haven’t seen release, but that’s about to ... more info

Mercury News, California — Black Keys' Patrick Carney, X's John Doe and others chime in with their thoughts, memories of Dylan's live shows. more info

Stereogum — Bob Dylan recorded his storied and much-bootlegged Basement Tapes with the Band in 1967, and they didn’t see official release until eight years later. A new box-set version of the tapes is coming out next month, though, and there’s a six-CD versi... more info

Stereogum — Lost On The River, the album on which an all-star cast of musicians recorded music based on unused Bob Dylan lyrics from The Basement Tapes sessions, is out in less than a month, and today the band — who call themselves the New Basement Tapes — h... more info

L.A. Times - Entertainment — Yes, we know: Nobody sings Dylan like Dylan, but in his new movie, "St. Vincent," Bill Murray performs a pretty wonderful version of "Shelter From the Storm" over the closing credits. more info