Bob Dylan

June 26, 1975: Release of an album of demos that was recorded with The Band in 1967, The Basement Tapes. The album would rise to #1 on the charts.

June 24,1990: Shooting of the “Unbelievable” promo video in the Mojave desert with Molly Ringwald and Sally Kirkland.

May 27, 1966: Dylan performs at Royal Albert Hall in London. This turns out to be the last show of the 1966 World Tour and the last tour until Dylan returned to the concert stage in 1974.

May 20, 2016: Fallen Angels, the second album with songs recorded by Frank Sinatra is released.

May 16, 1976: The Rolling Thunder Revue performs in Fort Worth, Texas. This show is recorded and four songs are included on the live album Hard Rain.

May 16, 1966: The last of the “electric trilogy,” Blonde On Blonde, is released, featuring songs like “Just Like A Woman,” “I Want You,” and “Visions Of Johanna.”

May 2009: Together Through Life, reaches #1 in the US and UK charts simultaneously.

May 9-26, 2001: “Love And Theft” recording sessions in New York City.

April 17, 2014: Face Value travels to the Museum of National History, Copenhagen, Denmark.

April 12, 2011: Bob Dylan In Concert - Brandeis University 1963 is released.

April 9, 1969: Release of Nashville Skyline marks Dylan’s embrace of country music – a move that would send hundreds of well-known musicians to record in Nashville, Tennessee. The album yields a worldwide smash single, “Lay, Lady, Lay,” and features Dylan singing a duet with country music legend Johnny Cash.

March 29, 2004: The Bootleg Series Vol. 6: Live 1964: Concert At Philharmonic Hall is released.