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Sixty-one years ago today, Bob Dylan performed his famous and controversial electric set at the Newport Folk Festival. Dylan opened with a blistering version of “Maggie’s Farm,” featuring Michael Bloomfield on guitar.

This is another favorite non-musical quote of Bob Dylan's. What he says here about destiny is 100% correct.

Robbie Robertson was born on this day in 1943. This clip of him recalling the writing of “The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down” is one of my very favorites. I get chills every time he starts to sing.

“I was born very far from where I’m supposed to be, and so I’m on my way home, you know?”

Robbie Robertson shares a memory of writing “The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down” in this clip from the documentary “Classic Albums: The Band.” Then he softly and tenderly sings the first verse while accompanying himself on piano. Beautiful.

Sixty years ago today, Bob Dylan performed his famous and controversial electric set at the Newport Folk Festival. Dylan opened with a blistering version of “Maggie’s Farm,” featuring Michael Bloomfield on guitar.

“Joan Baez and me could sing anything. We could sing together in our sleep. As a matter of fact, lot of times when I was sleeping, I’d hear her voice.”

Nashville Skyline was released on this day in 1969. Bob Dylan and Johnny Cash recorded “Girl from the North Country” as a duet for the album. Later that year, Dylan was one of the first guests on The Johnny Cash Show, where they performed the song together.

Bob Dylan’s HARD RAIN concert took place 50 years ago today in Fort Collins, Colorado. One of the songs that didn’t make the live album cut is “Railroad Boy,” a duet with Joan Baez.

Bob Dylan performs “Only a Pawn in Their Game” at the March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom, August 28, 1963.

“Joan Baez and me could sing anything. We could sing together in our sleep. As a matter of fact, lot of times when I was sleeping, I’d hear her voice.”

“Like a Rolling Stone” was released 60 years ago today. Bob Dylan performed it live for the first time five days later at the Newport Folk Festival, July 25, 1965.

Jimmy Buffett performs Bob Dylan’s song “Blowin’ in the Wind” at the Newport Folk Festival, August 3, 2008.

The Rolling Thunder Revue began in Plymouth, Massachusetts 49 years ago tonight. My favorite footage from the tour is this scene, filmed at the Dream Away Lodge in Becket, Massachusetts. This moment lives in my heart—not head—rent-free. ❤️

Sharing this again because it’s beautiful, and, sadly, ever relevant. Bob Dylan sings Stephen Foster’s “Hard Times Come Again No More.” 🎥: WILLIE NELSON: THE BIG SIX-0 (1993)

The Nobel laureate of rock &amp; roll is 85 today. If you see him, say hello . . . and toast him once for me. Happy birthday, Bob Dylan, and many, many more!

Bob Dylan’s Lifetime Achievement GRAMMY Award acceptance speech, February 20, 1991.

Sinéad O’Connor at Bob Dylan’s 30th Anniversary Concert Celebration, Madison Square Garden, NYC, 1992. A true protest singer. SHE. WAS. RIGHT. And the whole spectral world owes her an apology.

Bob Dylan’s Lifetime Achievement Award acceptance speech at the 33rd GRAMMY Awards, February 20th, 1991.

The Nobel laureate of rock & roll is 85 today. If you see him, say hello . . . and toast him once for me. Happy birthday, Bob Dylan, and many, many more!