Bob Dylan Covers Frank Sinatra

Released in October 1966, Elvis Presley's Spinout soundtrack combined nine movie songs with three recordings from Nashville sessions. The most enduring was a five-minute version of Bob Dylan's "Tomorrow Is a Long Time", a performance Dylan later singled out as the cover recording he treasured most.

Bob Dylan's complete professionally recorded second leg of the Rolling Thunder Revue will be released as a 39-disc collection featuring 381 performances, including 371 tracks that have never previously been issued.

Bob Dylan's Hard Rain captured the Rolling Thunder Revue in concert in 1976, combining performances from Fort Collins and Fort Worth as the live album reached the charts alongside an NBC television special.

Bob Dylan's Modern Times turns 20 on August 29, marking the anniversary of the album that returned him to No. 1 in America for the first time in three decades and reinforced one of the most remarkable late-career runs in popular music.

Eric Clapton's fourth solo album No Reason To Cry turns 50, marking the anniversary of a record made when Clapton was one of the biggest names in rock and surrounded by members of The Band, Bob Dylan and a remarkable circle of musicians.

Forty years after its release, Bob Dylan's Knocked Out Loaded remains one of the most debated records in his extensive catalogue, remembered as a commercial disappointment that nevertheless produced the enduring epic Brownsville Girl.

Sixty years after its release, Bob Dylan's Blonde On Blonde remains a defining moment in modern music history, capturing the shift from folk to electric rock and setting a new benchmark for studio ambition and lyrical scope.