ISIS MAGAZINE LIMITED

(Two Riders, UK 2009)

The latest in the ongoing and very popular Wyvill and Wraith series of tour books is now out. “Around The World”, which covers Dylan’s touring exploits in 2008, is 56 pages, A5 glossy and colour throughout, with 19 photos of various sizes and quality. There is an introduction to 2008, the itineraries for Dylan’s various tours that year (South America February / March; USA and Canada May; Europe June and July; the USA August / September, and the USA and Canada October / November). The next section, which is the bulk of the booklet, contains all the set lists, while the final section contains “Assorted Facts” and a list of all the songs played in 2008. Review

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Popular series of year by year booklets covering all Dylan's touring activities. Includes detailed tracklistings, guest appearances, statistics, memorabilia and great colour photographs.

AROUND THE WORLD (2008)  I'M GONE (2007)  WALK THE HARD ROAD (2006)   OVER THERE AND BACK (2005)  YOU CALLED AND I CAME (2004)  GOT TO RUN (2003)  WATCHIN' THE ROADS (2002)  GO AN EXTRA MILE (2001)  PASSING THROUGH (2000)  DOWN THE ROAD (1999)  ROLLING DOWN THE ROAD (1996) ONWARD IN MY JOURNEY (1988)  GOING AROUND (1989)      

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by Patrick Humphries (Omnibus, 1995)

Patrick has been a regular writer on Dylan for many years in the mainstream and music press and has produced the Dylan volume in this Omnibus series. Billed as a CD guide to the music of Bob Dylan, it's based on the official releases. Patrick has gone back and listened to the CD's and reviews Dylan's career from that viewpoint, covering the entire released catalogue (including retrospective releases, live albums and compilations)

by Phill Townsend (Next 2 Last, 1994)

Second volume in the series, cataloguing the next 100 unofficial CD releases. Every CD cover/disc illustrated in much improved quality. Two volumes together, 182 pages in all. First volume describes the 100 CD's and second volume examines the sources of recordings, reviews and performance quality., indexing all the 200 CD's covered by both volumes. Phill has written on unofficial CD's in The Telegraph, Isis and On The Tracks.

by Greil Marcus (Faber & Faber, UK 2006)

Not just a study of a popular song & an historic era, but an examination of the heroic status of the American visionary artist. Marcus locates Dylan's six-minute masterwork in its fullest context, capturing the atmosphere of the recording studio in 1965 as musicians & technicians clustered around the mercurial genius at the height of his powers. Details of every one of 22 takes over 2 days, with studio outtake banter. Marcus shows how, "Like a Rolling Stone" is rooted in faraway American places & times, tracing the song's roots back to Robert Johnson & Hank Williams. "Like a Rolling Stone" never loses its essential quality, which is directly to challenge the listener: it remains a call to arms & a demand for a better world. 40 years later it is still revolutionary as will & idea, as an attack and an embrace.

by Dave Henderson (Black Book Company, 1999)

Paperback only, from Q/Mojo journalist Dave Henderson. Covers Dylan's career right up-to-date from the point of view of those who have crossed paths with Bob both professionally and otherwise. Plentiful illustrations of memorabilia and related items, quotes from many unexpected sources. Provides a fascinating view of Dylan's career via his interactions with colleagues in the business, friends, and others 

by John B .Way (UK, 1993)

Private publication featuring transcripts of Dylan on phone-ins on WBAI Radio in New York in 1966 and 1986, with notes exploring and attempting to explain some of Dylan's responses to the many and varied questions posed by fans. John has written extensively in 'Isis' and 'The telegraph' and has contributed greatly to much of the Dylan research over the years. 120 pages with B&W pictures.

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Edited by John Bauldie (Wanted Man 1993-1996)

The last remaining stocks ever of The Telegraph, the Wanted Man magazine lovingly assembled and edited by John Bauldie. Far too much to list, but each one is a book in its own right, usually exceeding 100 pages (mostly up to 150) with an amazing range of colour photos, with in depth features, analytical articles, big name interviews and much more.