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UNTOLD DYLAN

The meaning behind the music and words of Bob Dylan
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 * A classification of Dylan’s songs
 * Album artwork
 * All directions at once
 * Alphabetical index of Dylan’s songs
 * Beautiful Obscurity
 * Bob Dylan and friends
 * Bob Dylan master harpist
 * Bob Dylan year by year
 * Bob Dylan’s Themes
 * Copyright
 * Covers of Dylan songs
 * Dylan at the movies
 * Dylan in Depth
 * Dylan re-imagined
 * Dylan songs of the 1950s and 60s
 * Dylan songs of the 1970s
 * Dylan songs of the 1980s
 * Dylan songs of the 1990s
 * Dylan songs of the 21st century
 * Dylan’s creativity
 * Dylan’s lighter side
 * Dylan’s Opening Lines: an index
 * Dylan’s songs: the themes
 * Faith
 * Fearful Symmetry
 * Forgotten gems, lost songs
 * Index of citations
 * Indexes to older series
 * Influences On Bob Dylan
 * Just like Tom Thumb
 * Love minus zero / no limit
 * Mississippi
 * Obscuranti
 * Play lady play
 * Poets and themes within Bob Dylan’s work
 * Rarities
 * Rough and Rowdy Ways
 * Showcase
 * Songs about Dylan
 * The Never Ending Tour
 * Untold Highlights
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UNTOLD DYLAN: “I’LL LET YOU BE IN MY DREAM IF I CAN BE IN YOURS”


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THE CURRENT AND RECENT SERIES…



You can see a list of the latest articles on the right side of this page, and
also at the very foot of the page as well (just keep going down and down and
down).

A Dylan Cover a Day:  Lonesome Death of Hattie Carroll

The Never Ending Tour Extended: Comparing recordings of Dylan performing his own
compositions across the years, to see how the interpretations have changed.
 Things have changed

Goodbye Jimmy Reed (2020) part 6:  Part 6: O ye of little faith

Bob Dylan’s Hymns: What is Really Sacred?   Part 4: Ring them bells, Sad Eyed,
Nobody ‘cept you

The Never Ending Tour:  NET 2017 Part 3 You went through my pockets while I was
sleeping

Other people’s songs: Performances by Dylan of traditional songs, and those
written by others with explorations of their origins.    Two Soldiers – and an
amazing discovery

The lyrics and the music.   An attempt to show that analyses of Dylan’s music
that focus just on the lyrics can miss the point.  God Knows

The Never Ending Tour – the absolute highlights – a totally personal view of
some of the best moments from across the decades.   Every Grain of Sand

Dylanesque –  songs that are comparable to or inspired by the music of Dylan:
Dylanesque: The Alpha Band.  (Beware; the commentator goes totally over the top)

Every Dylan composition:  It is extremely rare to find a new Dylan song – even
if it is just a co-composition, but one more has now just come to light – which
makes it 628 reviewed on this site:  Don’t Make Her Cry

Dylan’s Opening Lines:   A return to a theme we last looked at eight years or so
ago.  The final update taking us to over 100 opening lines is now published. 
 Dylan’s 114 greatest opening lines: completing the list

Dylan’s Favourite songs: Bob has revealed the songs he likes the most, and we
are taking a look at them, one at a time.  The series is complete and the final
article (including an index to the series) is  Join Me in LA.

Album artwork:  unique series that investigates with illustrations the stories
behind Dylan’s album covers.  Plus of course the in-depth investigations into
individual Bob Dylan songs, some of which have since been republished as books,
available from Amazon.  Most recent: Shadows in the Night

Untold Dylan on Facebook

We’re at https://www.facebook.com/groups/UntoldDylan/ or you can just type
Facebook Untold Dylan in your search engine.  The group is constantly moderated
for the benefit of its 14,000+ subscribers.

What Rolling Stone had to say about Untold Dylan

“Tell Ol’ Bill” is a favorite among hardcore Dylan fans like Tony Attwood at
Untold Dylan, who called it “one of Dylan’s two greatest works of all time” and
wrote a fascinating piece tracing its origins through several bootleg versions.
As documented there, the singer tried a few approaches, from one version that
echoes the groove of “Thunder on the Mountain” to another that’s more
reminiscent of “It Takes a Lot to Laugh, It Takes a Train to Cry.” “Gradually,”
Attwood writes, “Dylan moves towards the masterpiece that we have come to know.”

Would you like to contribute an article to Untold Dylan?

We’re always interested in receiving new ideas and new articles which fit into
our remit of providing new insights and thoughts on Dylan.   If you would like
to join in, please either send me your idea, or alternatively a whole article as
a word file attached to an email.

To join in just email Tony@schools.co.uk

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   * Dylan Cover a Day: Lonesome Death of Hattie Carroll
   * The Never Ending Tour Extended: Things have changed
   * Bob Dylan’s Hymns: What is Really Sacred?  Part 4: Ring them bells, Sad
     Eyed, Nobody ‘cept you
   * Goodbye Jimmy Reed (2020) part 6: O ye of little faith
   * NET 2017 Part 3 You went through my pockets while I was sleeping
   * Other people’s songs: Two Soldiers – and an amazing discovery
   * Dylan cover a day: No 144 – The Groom’s Still Waiting at the Altar
   * Bob Dylan’s hymns part 3: Every Grain, Released and Chimes of Freedom
   * Goodbye Jimmy Reed part 5: None of those songs with designated names are
     intentionally written
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 * INDEXES AND REFERENCE PAGES
   
   * A classification of Dylan’s songs
   * Album artwork
   * All directions at once
   * Alphabetical index of Dylan’s songs
   * Beautiful Obscurity
   * Bob Dylan and friends
   * Bob Dylan master harpist
   * Bob Dylan year by year
   * Bob Dylan’s Themes
   * Copyright
   * Covers of Dylan songs
   * Dylan at the movies
   * Dylan in Depth
   * Dylan re-imagined
   * Dylan songs of the 1950s and 60s
   * Dylan songs of the 1970s
   * Dylan songs of the 1980s
   * Dylan songs of the 1990s
   * Dylan songs of the 21st century
   * Dylan’s creativity
   * Dylan’s lighter side
   * Dylan’s Opening Lines: an index
   * Dylan’s songs: the themes
   * Faith
   * Fearful Symmetry
   * Forgotten gems, lost songs
   * Index of citations
   * Indexes to older series
   * Influences On Bob Dylan
   * Just like Tom Thumb
   * Love minus zero / no limit
   * Mississippi
   * Obscuranti
   * Play lady play
   * Poets and themes within Bob Dylan’s work
   * Rarities
   * Rough and Rowdy Ways
   * Showcase
   * Songs about Dylan
   * The Never Ending Tour
   * Untold Dylan: “I’ll let you be in my dream if I can be in yours”
   * Untold Highlights
   * Untold Series
   * Untold writers
   * Why does Dylan like…


 * RECENT ARTICLES
   
   * Dylan Cover a Day: Lonesome Death of Hattie Carroll
   * The Never Ending Tour Extended: Things have changed
   * Bob Dylan’s Hymns: What is Really Sacred?  Part 4: Ring them bells, Sad
     Eyed, Nobody ‘cept you
   * Goodbye Jimmy Reed (2020) part 6: O ye of little faith
   * NET 2017 Part 3 You went through my pockets while I was sleeping
   * Other people’s songs: Two Soldiers – and an amazing discovery
   * Dylan cover a day: No 144 – The Groom’s Still Waiting at the Altar
   * Bob Dylan’s hymns part 3: Every Grain, Released and Chimes of Freedom
   * Goodbye Jimmy Reed part 5: None of those songs with designated names are
     intentionally written
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