Marianne Faithfull made this comment to reporter Keith Altham (of New Musical Express) following her first meeting with Bob Dylan in May 1965.

Before taking to the stage at London’s Royal Albert Hall on May 10th 1965, Bob Dylan was nervous. He paced back and forth in the greenroom area, Pennebaker’s camera honed on him at all times.

​London’s Savoy Hotel has played host to many illustrious guests over the years—John Wayne, Marilyn Monroe, Humphrey Bogart, Babe Ruth etcetera. Not least among them was Bob Dylan

​May 6, 1965 – Keith Richards began working on the Rolling Stones’ biggest hit to date, “(I Can’t Get No) Satisfaction”.

In a 2004 interview with 60 minutes, Bob Dylan remarked on his early work, saying, "I don’t know how I got to write those songs...

​50 YEARS AGO, Bob Dylan enjoyed a day off between UK tour shows. He had returned from Leicester to London, where he and his entourage were staying at the Savoy Hotel.

​On May 2nd 1965, Bob Dylan played a sold out show at the De Montfort Hall in Leicester, England. Up until that point only The Beatles had sold out a concert at De Montfort, not even

​It’s likely that aside from giving a slew of press interviews, Dylan spent much of his first day in the UK working on new material for the Highway 61 Revisited recording sessions

​50 Years Ago today, Bob Dylan performed at the Sheffield City Music Hall marking the first show of his 1965 acoustic tour of England.

It’s a curious thing that in 2015, a man who embodies what is surely the antithesis of 1960s Bob Dylan has come to represent what we might call “the voice of this generation”.

On the 11th April 2015, Jack White performed at the Coachella Music Festival in California. This event alone doesn't warrant an article on gaslightrecords.com given the '50 years ago' premise of our

In March 1965, Johnny Cash released his 21st studio album, Orange Blossom Special, which notably included 3 songs by the then 24 year old Bob Dylan.