There's a great little tribute to John Lennon on Bob Dylan's new album, Tempest - I've been playing the album virtually non stop for a week now.
Anyway it made me think that we could do with people like Lennon today.
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Sunday, 16 September 2012
Friday, 31 August 2012
Bob's Back
Legend, Bob Dylan releases a new single, 'Duquesne Whistle'. ahead of his eagerly awaited new album which will be on sale from the 10th September.
A video, directed by Nash Edgerton and set on the streets of downtown Los Angeles is embedded below. The promo features a number of appearances from the legendary singer songwriter, who is seen strolling through the city at night.
The
song is the opening track of Dylan's new studio album, 'Tempest'. The
LP is the 35th of Dylan's career and will come out on September 10.
It contains a total of 10 tracks and has been produced by Dylan himself, although, as with his recent studio albums, the producer is named as 'Jack Frost'. The songwriter recently revealed that he wrote Hollywood actor Leonardo DiCaprio into a song on 'Tempest'.
A video, directed by Nash Edgerton and set on the streets of downtown Los Angeles is embedded below. The promo features a number of appearances from the legendary singer songwriter, who is seen strolling through the city at night.
It contains a total of 10 tracks and has been produced by Dylan himself, although, as with his recent studio albums, the producer is named as 'Jack Frost'. The songwriter recently revealed that he wrote Hollywood actor Leonardo DiCaprio into a song on 'Tempest'.
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