Dylan’s love and appreciation for the blues is discussed as is his artistry as a blues singer. Bill Flanagan and John Hiatt are featured. Patti Smith hosts.

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Bob Dylan producing as Jack Frost and other names. Musician Josh Ritter is featured. Patti Smith hosts.

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Drummer David Kemper shares a few stories about playing and recording with Bob. Patti Smith hosts.

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Bob Dylan’s passion for American songs are discussed. Author David Gans and musician Josh Ritter are featured. Patti Smith hosts.

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Dylan on making music, working on a sound in the studio and collaborations. Author Bill Flanangan comments. Patti Smith hosts.

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Dylan on Dylan’s legacy, the purpose of art and God. Author Bill Flanangan comments. Patti Smith hosts.

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From 1965, Dylan’s “Live at the Newport Folk Festival” performance is explored. (Part 3 of 3) [update: This episode works now. Sorry -podmaster]

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From 1965, Dylan’s “Live at the Newport Folk Festival” performance is explored. (Part 2 of 3)

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From 1965, Dylan’s “Live at the Newport Folk Festival” performance is explored. (Part 1 of 3)

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“Gotta Serve Somebody” - In the late 1970’s, Bob Dylan changed again by declaring that he was a born-again Christian. Much of his music from this time reflects his new religious awakening. In this podcast, we’ll hear how Bob Dylan incorporated gospel and more explicit religious ideas into his music.

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“Rolling Thunder” - By the middle of the 1970’s, the unique Rolling Thunder Revue began to make tracks. In this podcast, we’ll hear about the origins and life on the road with this circus-like free-for-all, plus highlights from the concerts and follow-up album “Desire.”

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“Shelter From the Storm” - One of Bob Dylan’s most influential albums, ‘Blood on the Tracks’ was released in 1975, and continues to leave a mark today. In this podcast, we talk with artists and critics about this landmark set of songs.

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The Basement Tapes and Planet Waves are discussed with Garth Hudson and Anthony DeCurtis. Patti Smith hosts.

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Dylan loves American musical history. He hits Nashville, finds a new crooner side to his voice and records a few classics Anthony DeCurtis, Ray Benson and Bill Flanagan are featured. Patti Smith hosts.

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The time is 1965-66 and Dylan is playing with The Band. Griel Marcus and Anthony DeCurtis are featured. Patti Smith hosts.

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Dylan goes from acoustic to electric and people react. Geroge Wein, Anthony DeCurtis, John Hiatt and Dylan himself are featured. Patti Smith hosts.

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Bob Dylan words spoke to the people but he was an individual who kept a very low profile in terms of his personal politics. This caused Dylan a backlash. Patti Smith hosts.

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Bob Dylan captures attention with his classics Blowin’ In The Wind and The Times They Are A-Changin. Guests George Wein, David Nelson and others are featured. Patti Smith hosts.

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Patti Smith hosts music and conversation about Bob Dylan. His friends, early influences and collaborators discuss their close relationships with Dylan, the stories behind his greatest songs and other memorable moments of his career. Journalists and biographers add critical insights and provide historical contexts. A few of today’s singer-songwriters also detail how Dylan’s art influenced their own lives and careers. We also hear comments from Dylan, himself, from interviews recorded throughout the last 45 years.

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