The 70s was an amazing time to be a music fan, and these three rock hits from the era don't deserve to be forgotten.

This oral history of the Blood On The Tracks sessions that first appeared in Uncut's November 2018 issue. As More Blood, More Tracks plots a revelatory path through the making of Blood On The ...

A decade after Highway 61 Revisited, Dylan released Blood on the Tracks. The album is darker than some of his past work, as ...

Dylan mixed in five songs from the ‘60s and one each from the ‘70s and ‘80s. There was nothing from his made-in-Minneapolis “Blood on the Tracks,” which was released 50 years ago.

It’s just real — true — well recorded! “Mr Dylan named the box More Blood, More Tracks. In presenting these recordings again for this box, [Dylan’s manager] Jeff Rosen and I wanted to ...

Some of the most iconic Bob Dylan albums include 1975's Blood on the Tracks and 1997's Time Out of Mind as well as the 1965 albums Bringing It All Back Home and Highway 61 Revisited, for which he ...

He’s partial to 1975’s “Blood on the Tracks,” but he said so much of Dylan’s later material is so good, too, and a testament to an artist who has changed with the times. “Yet the words ...

No artist has had a career like Bob Dylan’s. It spans more than 50 ... albums (‘Blonde on Blonde’), breakup records (‘Blood on the Tracks’) and all-time greats (‘Highway 61 Revisited’).

Going deep on a forthcoming reissue of 'Blood on the Tracks,' taste-testing Dylan's new brand of whiskey and checking out a cover of "Maggie's Farm" that'll make you hear the song in a whole new way.