I am also curious. Because I have not been able to fathom his popularity, given how he sounds now, but maybe I missed his zenith?
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The zenith is albums Bringing It All Back Home, Highway 61 Revisited, Blonde on Blonde. Then go back to Freewheeling, Times They Are A Changing, and Another Side, the 3 before; and maybe Blood on the Tracks, later. You'll see what the fuss was about; then explore from there.
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As though booze and cigarettes weren’t a forgone conclusion.
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That's every singer ever, though.
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I'm talking about the involuntary change in range and timbre from 1975 to 1978-81, not his earlier singing style. Thank you for the link!
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If you can make a talk about Dylan, it’s an automatic Webstock invitation! Just sayin’ :)
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He’s stubborn and weird. I wouldn’t be surprised if he ditched the old voice because he was tired of it. The change coincided with his Christian period, when he was busy throwing the old Bob away. Time Out of Mind Bob is more like an appropriate aging of circa ‘74 Bob.
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