Dylanology
Eyolf ØstremThe in-depth newsletter about Bob Dylan's music and lyrics
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 55 | Founded | 5 years ago | Last Issue | a year ago |
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Ballad for a Friend (Dylanology 33)
A throwaway made up on the spot with a title slapped on it, or a masterful and perfectly balanced mix of the ordinary and the extraordinary? Dylan claims one thing, I the other. Prove me wrong!
In January 1962, Bob Dylan sat down in front...
‘Beauty may Only Turn to Rust’
This essay was originally written for Andrew Muir’s magazine Judas! way back in 2004 (Check out his substack “More True Performing” if you haven’t already.)
More True Performing
Writings on Bob Dylan: new, updated and Shakespeare parallel...
From the Archives: Eighty Years of Whwaongg
Eighty Years of Whwaongg
A Birthday Retrospective
One day in 1960, Bob Dylan’s girlfriend Bonnie Beecher got him his first harmonica holder. He was captivated. “My friends would come in and they would just go, ‘Uurgh! Who is...
Too Late – At Last!
"Too Late", the precursor of "Foot of Pride" was released on Bootleg Series 16. This text was published in the very first issue of Dylanology, and is revised, with new music examples.
The song “Foot of Pride” was one of the true gems of th...
The Minimalism of Rough and Rowdy Ways III: The Variations (Dylanology 32)
In the third and last issue in the series, I focus on Dylan's new approach to phrasing, and the whole series is summed up
When I’ve called Dylan’s work on Rough and Rowdy Ways some kind of minimalism, it is not only because of the reduced...
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