Bob Dylan - Maestro's from the Vaults Box Set DVD

Disk 1: Bob Dylan Music In ReviewThis Penetrating Critical Analysis Draws On Archive Footage Of Bob Dylan, Highlighting His Varied And Unique Musical Style. Dylan Remains One Of The Most Respected And Influential Musicians To This Day, And Here His Life And Career Is Put Under The Microscope By Such Aficionados As Famed Bass-Man Rob Stoner Who Toured With Dylan On The Rolling Thunder Revue Tour And The Far East Leg Of His 1978 World Tour, Plus The Unparalleled Insights Of Peter Doggett, Author Of Are You Ready For The Country, And Nigel Williamson, Author Of Rough... Guide To Bob Dylan.Disk 2: Rock Milestones Bob Dylan The Folk YearsBob Dylan Was An Inspiration To Hordes Of Imitators And Millions Of Fans; But Until Now There Has Never Been An Authoritative Independent Review Of The Factors That Shaped His Early Years. Drawing On Rare Footage Of Dylan In Performance, This Powerful And Penetrating Film Features The Impartial And Forthright Views Of A Leading Team Of Critics And Working Musicians. Features Rare Archive Performances Of Hard Times In New York Town, Baby Please Don't Go, Lonesome Whistle Blue's, Fixin' To Die, Man Of Constant Sorrow, Blowin' In The Wind, A Hard Rain's A Gonna' Fall, The Times They Are A-Changin'.Disk 3: Music Milestones Bob Dylan Changing TracksThe Album Is Deeply Rooted In The Dark Side Of Life, And Exudes Rage, Pain, Bitterness, Sorrow, And, At Times, Cruelty. Although Many Songs Are Typical Dylan Riddles Or Allegories, Blood On The Tracks Is An Intimate, Revealing Affair. Blood On The Tracks Is A Largely Quiet, Acoustic-Based Album, And Is The Sound Of An Artist Returning To His Strengths. Dylan Made More Influential Albums Than This, But He Never Made One Better.This Is The Long Awaited Critical Review Of The Album, Featuring Rare Live Performances Alongside Analysis From A Leading Team Of Rock Journalists And Critics. [show more]

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