Bob Dylan

Albums by Bob Dylan
(chronologically sorted)

1962 - Bob Dylan
1963 - The Freewheelin' Bob Dylan
1964 - The Times They Are A-Changin'1964 - Another Side Of Bob Dylan
1965 - Bringing IT All Back Home
1965 - Highway 61 Revistited
1966 - Blonde on Blond
1967 - John Wesley Harding
1969 - Nashville Skyline
1970 - Self Portrait
1970 - New Morning
1973 - Pat Garrett & Billy the Kid
1973 - Dylan
1974 - Before The Flood
1974 - Planet Waves
1975 - Blood on the Tracks
1975 - The Basement Tapes
1976 - Desire
1976 - Hard Rain
1978 - Street Legal
1979 - At Budokan
1979 - Slow Train Coming
1980 - Saved
1981 - Shot of Love
1983 - Infidels
1985 - Empire Burlesque
1985 - Real Life
1986 - Knocked Out Loaded
1988 - Down in the Groove
1989 - Oh Mercy
1989 - Dylan & The Dead
1990 - Under the Red Sky
1992 - Good as I Been to You
1993 - World Gone Wrong
1997 - Time Out of Mind
2000 - The Essential Bob Dylan
2001 - Love and Theft
2002 - The Bootleg Series Vol.5: Live 1975
2005 - The Collection (Blonde On Blonde/Blood On The Tracks/Infidels)
2005 -No Direction Home: The Soundtrack
2006 - Modern Times
2007 - The Other Side Of The Mirror
2008 - Acoustic-Good As I Been To You

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Greatest Hits of Bob Dylan
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1 Like a Rolling Stone
2 Gotta Serve Somebody
3 Mississippi
4 High Water
5 Positively 4th Street
6 Just Like a Woman
7 Tangled up in Blue
8 Subterranean Homesick Blue
9 Hurricane
10 Sugar Baby
11 Moonlight
12 Lay Lady Lay
13 All Along the Watchtower
14 Knockin' on Heaven's Door
15 Rainy Day Women
16 Maggie's Farm
17 Watching the River Flow
18 It's All over Now, Baby Blue
19 Mr. Tambourine Man
20 My Back Pages
21 Blowing in the wind
22 Shelter from the storm
23 Don't think twice, It's all right
24 The man in me
25 Simply twist of fate
26 I want you

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Bob Dylan Biography - Profile

* Birth name: Robert Allen Zimmerman

* Birthday: * May 24, 1941

* Place of birth: Duluth, MN, USA

* Nationality: USA

* Raised in: Gallup, MN, USA

* Natural hair color: * Brown

* Eye color: * Blue

* Height: 170 cm (5'6)

* Nicknames: Boby, Zimmby, Zimbo

* Education / Profession: University of Minnesota - Duluth

* Labels: Columbia, CBS, Sony, Scorpio, Spank, Bootleg

* Music styles: Rock, Folk, Country

* First released record: "Bob Dylan" 1992

* Claim to fame: 1963 - Blowin in the wind (Song)

* Awards:
> Grammy Awards: 1979, 1994, 1997, 2001, 2006
> Academy Awards: 2000 (Things have changed)
> Rock-Roll Hall Of Fame:1988

* Mailing address (Click here to find the latest postal address for your fan mail)

Bob Dylan Fan Posts

Hello to you Bob from England. What a great man you are and what joy you have given us over the years. Happy Birthday for this you 65th year from me who will be 60 in November. My greatest wish is to have you come to my party on 11th November in Lynton Devon. We have a Hotel here and we love your beautiful words and music. My favourite is Love minus zero, no limit, it is truely beautiful and true poetry. Please say you will play at my party and good wishes in your new venture. Lots of love and xxxxx from Anne@ walk @ Northwalkhouse.co.uk

Happy 65th birthday Bob. May you stay forever young. I will be 55 next month in June, and have been a fan for the last 43 years. When are you coming to the Houston and surrounding area again? Would love to see you here. [email]

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HE"S THE LORD!

I'd like to turn Bob Dylan onto the Roman philosopher Lucretius, an Epicurean and author of De Rerum Naturum. Thomas Jefferson owned 5 copies of that book, which was originally written in verse. You can get it from Borders. I discovered Lucretius by reading Peter g*y's two-volume book on the Enlightenment, which you can get from abebooks.com. Volume 1 is particularly interesting. Anyway, I've been a Dylan fan since I was about 14. Thanks for everything!

i LOVE bob! i wish i could give him a hug (:

Bob Rocks! I am Going to his Modern Times Concert!

hi my name is kevin and i have listening to bob since i was 8 hes songes have helped me throu a lot he is my idol

Well, i first saw Bob in Tasmania in the early ninties, not his concert(i couldnt afford a ticket and probably would have spent the money on something like food if i could have afforded it) but i was getting some low budget joy in the form of a scenic lookout located at the top of the then sheridan hotel in hobart, and as i stepped out of the elevator on the ground floor, i imediately felt scrutinized and scaned around in a 180 degree fashion and my eyes fell on Bob, sitting on a couch and he was rocking back and forth and he was looking at me from a 15 metre distance.My imediate thought impression before i realised it was him, was that he needed a cup of tea, or something, actually the word 'thirsty,and anxious' came to mind, and as recognition kicked in, i paid it no mind cause even if i could of i doubt i would have been allowed to be of *ssistance so i quickly caught up with my two male companions, that i might not miss my ride.Now i had never been a bob fan, always felt that he had an out of tune voice, but probably not uncoincidentaly, about two days later i met this fellow who loved Bob's music and as we ended up hanging together for a few years i got to know the songs of bob rather well.Now i love his stuff cause it hits a chord on a level i cant explain, and my son who is now 17 loves him as well.I cant discuss his stuff in an intellectual way and i cant describe it as beautiful, i cant even say i understand exactly what he means in his lyrics and yet i feel a connection with it, particularly "Ballad of a thin man" and "changing of the guard".I think he is a man who has been guided by some sort of divinity and i wonder if he even understands the course his life took.If i have learnt anything from master bob, i guess it is to be true to yourself.I often wonder about the bob phenomenom and wish someone could explain it to me, why do we love him so, so many different generations drawn to, in awe of, is it the openness of his heart or what?Did Jesus rock back and forth or Ghandi, they were reluctant messiahs, well maybe not Ghandi, but he was a good bloke just the same.Anyway since i first saw Bob on that couch i can honestly say he has, through his music had a profound impact on the rest of my life and that has got to account for something cause i know i am not the only one.He must be a magician of some sort.It will be a sad, sad, day, when the Bob light goes out in this world, but if he ever gets to read this, i just want to say thanks, it has been a pleasure, and when you do p*ss if i havnt first, i will have a sherbert in your honour and that day with be a mourn bob party in my home and a small shrine will be erected and you will have achieved demi god status simply as an acknowledgement of the divine that does dwell in us all, but particularly in you.Cheers, BB MP.

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