Introduction
Greil Marcus first saw Bob Dylan in a field in New Jersey in 1963. Although he didn't know the singer's name at the time, he was immediately impressed by his unique performance. This created a long-lasting and dedicated bond between Marcus, America's leading critic of popular music, and Bob Dylan.
About the book Like A Rolling Stone
In Like A Rolling Stone Marcus places Dylan's six-minute masterpiece in a rich context. He describes the atmosphere in the recording studio in 1965, where musicians and technicians gathered around the versatile and talented young Dylan.
Key themes
- The timeless influence of the song, which extends beyond 1965.
- Connection to distant American places and cultural impulses.
- The ongoing challenge to the listener to reflect and strive for a better world.
- The versatility of the song, interpreted by diverse artists.
- The revolutionary power of the song, both as an idea and an emotion.
Target audience and language
The book is intended for those interested in music history and culture, suitable for self-study and education. It is available in Dutch and written at an advanced language level (C1–C2).
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