There were two Chicagoans who were important to Bob Dylan in his early years: manager Al Grossman and guitarist Michael ...

ending up two years later in the hands of a gifted young guitarist named Michael Bloomfield — who bought it after Bob Dylan called him up to play on “Like A Rolling Stone.” After playing his ...

That number comes courtesy of the instrument’s provenance: It was played by the guitarist Mike Bloomfield during Bob Dylan’s set at the 1965 Newport Folk Festival, when Dylan infamously opted ...

Louis Kemp, Bob Dylan’s childhood friend, relives their shared past while watching A Complete Unknown, the new biopic ...

Timothée Chalamet's performance of a Bob Dylan song on Saturday Night Live has seen the track receive an '800% spike in listeners', as the lesser-known song gained a brand new batch of fans ...

I wanted to go home, but I couldn’t.” Then, on Saturday night, he wrote, “I found myself at a party with Michael Bloomfield and Bob Dylan. Bob had done a short acoustic performance at the ...

Jim Steinfeldt/Michael Ochs Archives/Getty Barry Goldberg, keyboardist who performed with Bob Dylan at the 1965 Newport ... Goldberg and guitarist Mike Bloomfield visited nightclubs in Chicago's ...

Acclaimed blues-rock musician Barry Goldberg, who was part of the Paul Butterfield Blues Band when it backed Bob Dylan during ... and befriend ace guitarist Mike Bloomfield and the two aspiring ...

Barry Goldberg, a Paul Butterfield Blues Band member who backed Bog Dylan at Newport '65, and later recorded an album produced by Dylan, died at 83.

In his review, my colleague Michael Phillips called it “a Hollywood love letter to Bob Dylan” but ... in which he quotes Dylan about the first time he met Bloomfield, saying, “I was playing ...