Angie Moon reviews podcaster Stephen Arnoff's book about Bob Dylan, About Man & God & Law.
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Review: Bob Dylan in the Big Apple by K.G. Miles
Angie Moon reviews Bob Dylan in the Big Apple by K.G. Miles, a new book about Bob Dylan and his time in New York in the 60s.
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10 Socialist Classic Rock Lyrics: Songs that would make Karl Marx proud – Part 1
From "Summertime Blues" to "The American Ruse" here's a list of classic rock songs that criticise capitalism.
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My 20 Favourite Classic Rock Live Albums: Part 2
The second post in a two part series about live albums in classic rock. Angie Moon shares 10 more of her favourites.
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Review: Bob Dylan: Outlaw Blues
Angie Moon reviews Bob Dylan: Outlaw Blues by journalist and BBC radio presenter Spencer Leigh
Review: Bob Dylan in London: Troubadour Tales
Angie Moon reviews the first book that follows Bob Dylan on his journeys through London, Bob Dylan in London: Troubadour Tales.
Poets of Classic Rock
There are many classic rockers who are also published poets. Here's a list of some rock stars you may not know also wrote poetry.
Interview: Jim Curtis on Bob Dylan’s Murder Most Foul
Angie Moon speaks to Decoding Dylan author, Jim Curtis about Bob Dylan's latest release, the epic 17 minute long "Murder Most Foul" - a song that makes a bold statement about America and the world.
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Musicians Who Got Ripped Off By Managers And Record Labels Part 3
Stories of musicians who got screwed over by the industry. Read about The Jackson 5, Aerosmith, Bob Dylan, David Bowie, The Runaways, and more.
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20 Timeless Political Classic Rock lyrics
In turbulent political times, we turn to music for comfort and for self-expression. Here are some timeless political classic rock lyrics that still apply to 2020.
The Diversity of Classic Rock 