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This classic Dylan documentary is now available as a limited edition 2 disc set. Includes the original film, which tells the story of Bob Dylan in the late 1970s and through the 1980s, his most controversial decade. Featuring much rare archive footage of Dylan in concert and performing some of his best tracks from this era, and including exclusive interviews with producers, musicians and associates who worked with him throughout the period.

Also features a second disc containing over an hour of incredible audio interviews with Dylan, during which he speaks candidly and openly about his conversion to Christianity, his feelings about the criticism he received and the enlightenment this change of faith had brought him. All at once this package is a window into the music, thoughts and life of Bob Dylan between 1978s Christian album Slow Train Coming and 1989s return to form, Oh Mercy. More Details

With a career now in its fifth decade and an ever-growing influence as far-reaching as any in popular music, Bob Dylan remains the quintessential figurehead for intelligent, cutting edge music of the modern age.

This DVD Set is a 2-disc documentary covering Dylan's life and music from his schooldays to his conversion in the late 1970s to fundamental Christianity. With contributions from colleagues as diverse as his high school English teacher, his school friends and other members from his first bands, to folk musician Martin Carthy, Dylan's only ever songwriting partner, the late Jacques Levy, author Clinton Heylin and many, many others.

The disc set features rare film footage; unseen photographs and numerous other features. This program is the finest film from this section of Bob Dylan's life and career yet to emerge.

With superb packaging including inserts, full colour picture discs and deluxe DVD slipcases, this set is destined to become a Bob Dylan collector's item of the highest order.

RUNNING TIME OF 206 MINUTES

EXTENSIVE INTERVIEWS
PREVIOUSLY UNSEEN FOOTAGE, AND INSIDER INFORMATION
CONTAINS ADDITIONAL BONUS MATERIAL
2 X DVDS PACKAGED WITHIN DELUXE CARD SLIPCASE More Details

Bob Dylan 1941 - 1966

This historical documentary film takes you behind the music to discover one of the defining artists of the 20th Century. From Bob Dylan’s schooldays we talk to amongst others his English teacher, school friend Mick Dwyer and the guitarist from his first schoolboy band, Larry Fabbro. We follow his progress through his rebel days in college in Minneapolis through interviews with "Spider" John Koerner and Dave Whitaker. His phenomenal development in the burgeoning folk clubs of New York’s Greenwich Village is discussed with club owners Paul Colby and Art D'Lugoff.
 
We continue this in-depth journey through Bob Dylan’s golden age to the iconic status he gained in the mid-1960s through classic albums like Highway 61 Revisited and Blonde on Blonde. We talk to amongst others British folk legend Martin Carthy, 1966 world tour drummer Mickey Jones, biographer Clinton Heylin, author C.P Lee and ISIS editor-in-chief Derek Barker.

This story of unparalleled musical achievements culminates with Bob Dylan’s infamous 1966 motorcycle accident.
 
An exploration of the creative genius of the man who changed the face of popular music
 
Over 90 minutes of in-depth interviews from more than a dozen contributors.

This documentary contains no original music by Bob Dylan.

An Independant production unauthorised by the Artist More Details