Radio interview with Cynthia Gooding, WBAI, 1962 -- Radio interview with Studs Terkel, WFMT (Chicago), May 1963 -- "The crackin', shakin', breakin', sound" by Nat Hentoff, the New Yorker, October, ...

The singer arrived at the Vatican in a hoodie. But the two Americans had rather more in common than their photographs ...

It's easy to associate Daniel Lanois with a distinct sonic approach shared by many of the classic albums he helped birth, from Emmylou Harris‘ Wrecking Ball to Bob Dylan's Time Out of Mind. The ...

Bob Dylan changed his surname from Zimmerman because he feared possible anti-Semitism. He didn't mind being booed at the 1965 Newport Folk Festival. And he wrote "Lay Lady Lay" for Barbra Streisand.

A new documentary, Newport & The Great Folk Dream, uses rare archival footage and fresh interviews to revisit the legendary 1960s festival that shaped modern music The film spotlights Bob Dylan's ...

Touring with Bob Dylan meant playing more than 200 nights a year. A South American run with The Rolling Stones also gave Larry Campbell a close look at Keith Richards' enduring curiosity about music.

"I want to make music that will take people to another place beyond their understanding," Daniel Lanois says, "for them to feel that a record will be a reliable transporter." He's talking about ...