Bob Dylan: Album by Album

Hello and welcome to season 2! We're starting by taking a look at an album that would be a big comeback for Bob and turn out to be almost one of his best.

This is an album that splits opinion, I like it but have never fallen in love with it, here we look at why it was almost a great record and why it might be the real life breakup album everyone thought Blood On The Tracks was.

I think it's fair to say this is not a particularly loved album, we take a look at why that is and what goodness can be found.

This week we have a special episode looking at the song 'Things Have Changed'. This was a great stand alone single that was issued at the start of a brilliant era for Dylan. It also won him an Oscar, here's his acceptance speech: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oib-Z-obsSk We also got a music video too! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L9EKqQWPjyo

For the first time we dive into the 60s and Bob's most iconic period with a bleak, stripped back, paranoid protest record.

MERRY CHRISTMAS! As a little present during this festive period let's take a look at Bob's Christmas album. Here's the wonderful (if bizarre) video for 'Must Be Santa' https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a8qE6WQmNus

Once again we dive into the 60s period with a bleak, stripped back, paranoid album. Do you have a question for a forthcoming Q&A video? www.bobdylanpodcast.con

On this episode we're back looking at this classic album and its cultural impact, as well as tracks 5 & 6 which make up the LPs protest song core. What albums do you want covered in season 3? www.bobdylanpodcast.con

On this episode we look at the sonics of this classic album and how they become much more intricate the deeper you look. What albums do you want covered in season 3? www.bobdylanpodcast.com

On this episode we look at the final two songs on the album and why it's a classic but not Dylan's best. What albums do you want covered in season 3? www.bobdylanpodcast.com