You Don't Need a Weatherman
Bob Dylan for Beginners
Format:Paperback
Publisher:Melbourne Books
Publishing:7th Jan '25
£26.50
This title is due to be published on 7th January, and will be despatched as soon as possible.
A brief and concise story of Bob Dylan's artistic development throughout his whole career, perfect for fans and newcomers alike. Perfect for both the long-time Dylan fan and for bemused family and friends unable to understand the devotion, this book explains what singer-songwriter Bob Dylan has achieved over his 60 year career and why he has acquired such a cult following. Why is he so revered? Why does everyone know his name? Why do we all know someone with 'Bob Dylan Concert' on their bucket list? By breaking his career up into 14 different chapters, Bob Dylan for Beginners explains how he has both shaped and reflected modern popular culture across a period of enormous social and political change. There are many books about Bob Dylan; stories of his life, fanatic deconstructions of his lyrics, and tomes exceeding 900 pages. This book is none of those, but rather a brief and concise story of Bob Dylan's artistic development throughout his whole career, perfect for fans and newcomers alike.
ISBN: 9781922779380
Dimensions: unknown
Weight: unknown
208 pages