You might think the cowbell is rock and roll's most famous percussion instrument, but the tambourine is crucial to these timeless hits.

The guitarist, who formed part of an elite group of Nashville session players known as the Nashville cats, is also ...

Movies & More reviewer John Gillispie shares his thoughts on “A Complete Unknown,” which is rated R. Many of the recent films ...

Drawing from Bob Dylan’s iconic lines, the Mahindra Group Chairman hinted at a global reordering already in motion, one that’s “going to change faster than you may imagine.” “I guess ...

A picture of women posing in front of the Gibson guitar factory in Kalamazoo, Michigan, during World War II led author John Thomas to look into the instruments made during that time. In today's ...

On Tuesday, more than 2,400 people viewed Bob Dylan ... and play freely. Dylan played the piano during most songs, alternating between sitting and standing. When Dylan played guitar and the ...

Fans of the iconic songwriter Bob Dylan say one particular album keeps drawing them back for a very special reason. A lively discussion unfolded on the r/BobDylan subreddit, where fans and casual ...

Ever since his wearily-travelled boot stepped foot in the thriving cafes of the Greenwich Village folk revival scene, the weight of the world has hung from every word uttered by Bob Dylan. Razor-sharp ...

The live album isn’t a follow-up in the traditional sense to her 2017 studio release “Songs of Bob Dylan,” but rather a standalone project born from revisiting those recordings and ...

Looking ahead, the Oscar winner teases new projects with Terry Gilliam and the upcoming Tron: Ares, while leaving the door open for future music. “I don’t know what’s next,” he says, guitar next to ...

GREEN BAY - To know how meaningful Bob ... guitar set backed by members of the late Tom Petty’s band, the Heartbreakers. Zimmani’s and Brown County Arena are both long gone, but at 83, Dylan ...

GREEN BAY - Bob Dylan brought his Rough and Rowdy ... On the second song of the concert, "It Ain't Me, Babe," Dylan briefly played lead guitar for the equivalent of an instrumental first verse.