The Beatles stopped Bob Dylan from having a No. 1 hit in 1965. It was also his best chance as “Like a Rolling Stone” held at No. 2 for two weeks as “Help!” claimed the top spot.

Bob Dylan was a monumental influence in the 1960s. He inspired The Beatles, The Who and more, but which folk act outsold him?

Bob Dylan knew The Beatles were the most successful musical act in the world, but he never tried competing with them. While they both made rock music, Dylan considered The Beatles more pop rock ...

Bob Dylan is one of the most iconic singer-songwriters of all time, who has influenced countless artists. Dylan, who is known for his poetic narrative style of songwriting, was often insulted when ...

In the world of music there are more opinions than songs, and Bob Dylan, John Lennon and George Harrison had a few for one star in particular.

The Beatles Song Bob Dylan Wasn’t a Fan Of The Beatles and Dylan’s relationship was amicable at times–complicated at others. “Norwegian Wood” was one of the complicated times.

Bob Dylan’s views on The Beatles are in fact piping hot. However, his comments are not meant to diminish the group’s talents, instead, it’s meant to reveal their sheer and raw musical aptitude.

Bob Dylan with his entourage on his way to visit the Beatles at the Delmonico Hotel on Park Avenue in New York City, August 28, 1964. Beatles road manager Neil Aspinall is at front left.

The Beatles have been gone for more than half a century, but their shadow still looms large over rock music and rock ...

Ari Shapiro: You mentioned Bob Dylan.In the chapter about him, you also talk about a singer who, the point of the chapter is, I had not heard of before. Her name was Connie Converse.

The Beatles did nothing less than recolor the world’s DNA; we hardly need to have them explained. ... What I got more in touch with as I got older is that Bob Dylan’s genius is all about sound.