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Bob Dylan

Bob Dylan. Royce Erickson Craig E Ferrin , Ph.D. Music 1010. Bob Dylan was born in 1941. Dylan’s birth name. Robert Allen Zimmerman. Dylan Early Facts. He taught himself to play the guitar and piano He is a college dropout He changed his name to Bob Dylan in August 1962.

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Bob Dylan

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  1. Bob Dylan Royce Erickson Craig E Ferrin, Ph.D. Music 1010

  2. Bob Dylan was born in 1941

  3. Dylan’s birth name Robert Allen Zimmerman

  4. Dylan Early Facts • He taught himself to play the guitar and piano • He is a college dropout • He changed his name to Bob Dylan in August 1962

  5. The Harmonica and Guitar

  6. Dylan has released two resent cd’s • Together Through Life (2009) • Tempest (2012)

  7. Song to Woody

  8. Some Dylan Songs and Release year • A Song To Woody- 1960 • Blowin In The Wind- 1962 • Mr. Tambourine Man-1964 • Like A Rolling Stone-1965 • Lay Lady Lay- 1969

  9. 1961

  10. Dylan first Signed with: Columbia

  11. Dylan moves to rock music Beatles and the Byrds

  12. FIRST LIGITAMENT POP SONG

  13. “LIKE A ROLLING STONE”

  14. SARA LOWNDES NOVEMBER 22, 1965

  15. DYLAN’S CHILDREN • JESSE BYRON DYLAN • ANNA LEA • SAMUEL ISAAC ABRAHAM • JACOB LUKE • DESEREE GABRIELLE DENNIS-DYLAN

  16. DYLAN INJURED: IN A MOTORCYCLE ACCIDENT IN 1966

  17. HONORAY DOCTORATE IN MUSIC FROM PRINCETON

  18. ‘PAT GARRETT AND BILLY THE KID’

  19. BORN-AGAIN CHRISTIAN

  20. ‘SLOW TRAIN’

  21. BOB DYLAN

  22. “THINGS HAVE CHANGED”

  23. FIRST OSCAR IN THE 2000’S

  24. OVER 6 DECADES

  25. COMPOSTION HISTORYBLOWIN’ IN THE WIND • Blowin’ In the Wind: (2:47) written and performed by Bob Dylan in 1962. Also performed by Peter, Paul and Mary.   • Bob Dylan introduced this song by saying “This here ain’t no protest song or anything like that, ‘cause I don’t write no protest songs” (Dylan). He only took 10 minutes to write this song. This song is on his album, The Freewheelin’ Bob Dylan. His lyrics were not only moving but also spiritual which made for a sweet protest song of the 1960’s. (History Channel)

  26. COMPOSTION HISTORYMR. TAMBOURINE MAN • Mr. Tambourine Man: (5:26) written and performed by Bob Dylan in 1964. Also performed by The Byrds’ • This song was featured on his 1965 album Bringing It All Back Home, produced by Tom Wilson. Dylan wrote this song was on a road trip with friends. He came up with the song from a session with a guy named Bruce Langhorne who was playing a big tambourine. Its big misconception is that it is a song about drugs with the Mr. Tambourine Man supposedly representing Dylan’s drug dealer. (Song Facts)

  27. COMPOSTION HISTORYLIKE A ROLLING STONE • Like a Rolling Stone (6:07); written and performed by Bob Dylan in 1965. • This was Bob Dylan’s beginning into the rock/pop music world. When Dylan wrote this song he was actually pulling away from music and was writing a lot. He never intended for the words in this song to become a song, he wrote the words and then the music seemed to follow. He was sitting at his piano when the words got their sound. (Corbett).

  28. LISTENING GUIDEBLOWIN IN THE WIND Written and performed by Bob Dylan (Live on TV, March 1963, You Tube) 0:00 Introduction- starts out with vocals and acoustic guitar 0:34 Chorus 0:40 Harmonica and acoustic guitar 0:50 vocals and acoustic guitar 1:24 Chorus 1:33 Harmonica and acoustic guitar 1:44 vocals and acoustic guitar 2:15 Chorus 2:23 Harmonica and acoustic guitar 2:36 End

  29. LISTENING GUIDEMR. TAMBOURINE MAN Written and performed by Bob Dylan (Live at the Newport Folk Festival. 1964, You Tube) 0:00 Introduction- 1:20 Acoustic guitar and harmonica 1:51 Chorus 2:00 Vocals and acoustic guitar 2:30 Vocals and acoustic guitar 3:00 Vocals and acoustic guitar 3:30 Vocals and acoustic guitar 4:03 Harmonica and acoustic guitar 4:39 Vocals and acoustic guitar 5:00 Vocals and acoustic guitar 5:30 Vocals and acoustic guitar 5:51 Harmonica and acoustic guitar

  30. LISTENING GUIDELIKE A ROLLING STONE Written and performed by Bob Dylan (Live @ Newport Festival, 1965) 0:00 Harmonica and electric guitar 0:30 Electric guitar, Electric guitar 1:00 Vocals, electric guitars, drums 1:30 Chorus, electric guitars, drums 2:00 Harmonica, electric guitars, drums 2:30 Vocals, electric guitars, drums 2:54 Chorus, electric guitars, drums 3:22 Harmonica, electric guitars, drums 3:50 Vocals, electric guitars, drums 4:12 Chorus, electric guitars, drums 4:40 Harmonica, electric guitars, drums 5:05 Vocals, electric guitars, drums 5:30 Chorus, electric guitars, drums 5:58 Harmonica, electric guitars, drums 6:18 End-Drums, electric guitars

  31. WORKS CITED "Bob Dylan." 2013. The Biography Channel website. Feb 24 2013, 03:40 http://www.biography.com/people/bob-dylan-9283052. http://www.rockhall.com/inductees/bob-dylan/bio/ http://www.rollingstone.com/music/artists/bob-dylan/biography http://www.lyricsfreak.com/b/bob+dylan/biography.html History Channel; this day in history Bob Dylan records “Blowin In The Wind” http://www.songfacts.com/detail.php?id=1409) Corbett, Ben. Bob Dylan’s “Like a Rolling Stone” The greatest song of all time

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