BLOOD ON THE TRACKS Season 3: A Bob Dylan Story
A Bob Dylan Story finds the fictionalized voice of Bob Dylan looking back at the past and peering into the future.
The Phil Spector Story, Chapter Seven: Phil Spector and John Lennon
From Let It Be to Imagine to an infamous “lost weekend” in Los Angeles, no Beatle had more face time with Phil Spector than John Lennon. John reminisces on being drunkenly tied to a bed, having a gun fired at him in the studio, and lawyering up simply to get his own session tapes back. Every crazy story has the same crazy common denominator: Phil Spector.
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Bob Dylan’s Restless Farewell (A Bob Dylan Story, Chapter 10)
Trees grow tall, leaves fall, rivers dry up, and flowers die. New people are born every day. Life doesn’t stop. Sometimes things can change in an instant—a gunshot to the head, a man losing …
Is Bob Dylan Real? (A Bob Dylan Story, Chapter 9)
Nine days after his near-fatal accident, Bob Dylan has become increasingly consumed with his own mortality. He sees the world as a much older, and …
Bob Dylan Is Lucky Wilbury (A Bob Dylan Story, Chapter 8)
As Bob Dylan’s physical injuries continue to heal, there is a growing concern that mental problems are only beginning to surface. He struggles with an identity crisis. Did he really …
Bob Dylan Is a Dead Man (A Bob Dylan Story, Chapter 7)
Bob Dylan continues to recover from his motorcycle accident in upstate New York. He thinks of the things he’s done that he’s not proud of. The depths to which he’s sunk, only to find that …
Bob Dylan Is Pretending to Be Bob Dylan (A Bob Dylan Story, Chapter 6)
Courtrooms, contracts, lawyers, and loss. Stalkers, divorcees, punk rockers, and the wrong harmonica. These are the things on Bob Dylan’s mind as he continues to endure a secret recovery at …
Bob Dylan Is Born Again (A Bob Dylan Story, Chapter 5)
On the fifth day of his recovery from a motorcycle accident, Bob Dylan begins to hallucinate. He claims he’s not only seen our Lord and savior, but that he’s had a close encounter with …
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