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Bob Dylan
last updated 2026-09-11 11:26
Bob Dylan
Plays on LTZ: 28 across 26 shows (2023-02-02, 2023-04-20, 2023-06-15, 2023-06-22, 2023-08-17, 2023-08-31, 2023-10-05, 2024-02-01, 2024-06-13, 2024-07-04, 2024-07-11, 2024-08-15…)
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(artist profile) Bob Dylan — researched 2026-09-11
Masters of War — played 2026-02-26
Maggie's Farm — played 2026-03-06
Sara (Album Version) — played 2026-09-10
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Bob Dylan — Masters of War
Played: 2026-02-26
Bob Dylan — Maggie's Farm
Played: 2026-03-06
Album: Bringing It All Back Home | Released: 1965 | Label: Columbia Records. A protest song that marked Dylan's shift from acoustic folk to electric rock. He famously performed it electric at the 1965 Newport Folk Festival, an event that became one of the most controversial moments in music history when folk purists booed. The song is widely interpreted as a rejection of conformity and exploitation. It has been covered by many artists, including Rage Against the Machine. The title has been adopted as political shorthand in British politics.
Bob Dylan — Sara (Album Version)
Played: 2026-09-10 (TikTok)
"Sara" (5:31) closes Desire (track 10), co-written largely with Jacques Levy and produced by Don DeVito, released 5 January 1976 on Columbia Records. It was recorded on 31 July 1975, the final day of the Desire sessions. It is Dylan's direct address to his then-wife Sara Dylan, amid their divorce. Sara Dylan showed up at the studio and listened while Dylan recorded the song, per Jacques Levy's account in Howard Sounes's Dylan biography. Like "Visions of Johanna" a decade earlier, it is named for Sara — American Songwriter notes it would be the last song he would write for her in this direct register.
TikTok angle: Dylan almost never explains his songs, but Sara is the rare one he's admitted is about his then-wife — written as a plea during their divorce, and he recorded the vocal in one take while she watched. The most private song in the Dylan catalogue. Closer energy.
Sources: Wikipedia · Songfacts · American Songwriter
Bob Dylan
Origin: Duluth, Minnesota, USA (born St. Louis County, Minnesota) · b. 24 May 1941 · active
Members: Solo artist; backed by the Never Ending Tour band since 1988 [unverified — Wikipedia only]
Genre: Folk, folk rock, blues rock, Americana
Discography:
Shadow Kingdom (2023) — Columbia — soundtrack to the 2021 streamed performance film
Rough and Rowdy Ways (2020) — Columbia — first album of original material since 2012; 39th studio album
Triplicate (2017) — Columbia — triple album of standards [unverified — Wikipedia only]
Fallen Angels (2016) — Columbia — standards album [unverified — Wikipedia only]
Shadows in the Night (2015) — Columbia — Sinatra covers album [unverified — Wikipedia only]
Tempest (2012) — Columbia — 35th studio album [unverified — Wikipedia only]
Together Through Life (2009) — Columbia — —
LTZ context: 28 plays across 26 shows between 2023-02-02 and 2026-09-10.
Facts:
Won the 2016 Nobel Prize in Literature "for having created new poetic expressions within the great American song tradition".
Received a Pulitzer Prize special citation in 2008 and has been inducted into both the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and the Songwriters Hall of Fame.
"Murder Most Foul" (2020), a 17-minute song about the Kennedy assassination, gave Dylan his first number one on a US pop chart (Billboard Rock Digital Song Sales) under his own name.
Has toured continually since the late 1980s on the Never Ending Tour; albums released on Columbia except Planet Waves and Before the Flood, which were on Asylum.
LTZ has played material across his catalogue including "Chimes of Freedom", "Forever Young" and "All Along the Watchtower".