Mel Brooks’ Blazing Saddles, released half a century ago, is still widely considered one of the funniest movies of all The ...

The Beatles and Bob Dylan changed the masses' taste by being songwriters. And, well, that helped a lot of songwriters, including Neil Diamond.

Bob Dylan, The Beatles, and the Rolling Stones are among the artists who made 1965 a revolutionary year for music ...

Dylan 'going electric' had enraged folk purists, who heckled & used harmonicas to try drown him out at his Edinburgh show; similar hecklers in London were shouted down by The Beatles, who were in ...

John Lennon and Paul McCartney notoriously had varying musical opinions; however, they both agreed that these singers were ...

Meanwhile, Dylan was leaving a mark on The Beatles. That previous January, during an 18-day stint at the Olympia Theatre in Paris, the band had stumbled upon his second album, The Freewheelin' Bob ...

More In the Beatles’ evolution from rock and rollers to psychedelic rock innovators, no figure looms larger than Bob Dylan. It was Dylan who introduced the group to pot, a drug that would have a ...

Bob Dylan: The Cutting Edge 1965-1966: The Bootleg Series Vol. 12 (Columbia/Legacy) It’s true: This is about as good an album reissue project as there might ever be. Its central focus is Bob Dylan, ...

Per Bob Dylan’s request and his desire to see the album created, Johns asked The Rolling Stones and The Beatles. It was not a resounding no, but the band’s respective leaders, Paul McCartney ...

Bob's music continually inspired The Beatles, particularly John Lennon, who said he had a 'Dylan period'. In a 1980 interview, John said the songs 'I'm A Loser' and 'You've Got To Hide Your Love ...