In early 1969, the faces of heroin addiction for Paul, George and Ringo were John and Yoko

Former Lonesome Stranger Randy Weeks' thin, wobbly voice conveys the pain and emotion of a grown-up cowpunk.

David Bowman reviews 'Bunny Modern by David Bowman

Spitting out ragged poetry in a voice full of warmth and bile

Why does a "young genius" risk everything by making up quotes? A better question is why we coddle young male genius

Dylan's rebellious attitude toward the Nobel is nothing new. "Play It Loud" author Alan Di Perna takes us back

The temperamental troubadour plays one more encore along the Never-ending Tour.

Salon talks to the singer/songwriter about politics and subversive pleasures in her new album "Trouble and Strife"

Latest edition of Dylan's bootleg series is essential, and a tough comparison for a new Costello/Jim James project

Beautifully bitter philosopher-poet Tom House scraps for some piece of an answer.

Stephanie Zacharek reviews 'Night Beat' by Mikal Gilmore

Guest stars joined Jimmy Fallon and Justin Timberlake throughout the night.

Exposing the toll of dispossession, Dylan’s songs suggest why art in our own moment needs to account for suffering

Kate Sekules reviews 'Sonny Liston Was a Friend of Mine' by Thom Jones.