...Chastain Park. No angels here! Sounds like a rowdy evening in the Big A. Who's bringing the tequila? JUNE 29: BOB DYLAN, WILCO, AND MY MORNING JACKET, Lakewood Amphitheatre. Another perfect evening featuring three magnificent talents...

...unexpected ways. Several years ago, Lake Olmstead Stadium was adapted to become a rather reasonable concert venue for a Bob Dylan show; and Sky City, at times, has been a comedy club and a high-fashion catwalk. Every autumn, the Westobou Festival...

Now Playing Synopsis: Born in Arkansas in 1940, Levon Helm started playing music before anyone thought up the name rock & roll, and after taking up the drums, he teamed with Ronnie Hawkins, a fellow Arkansan who was becoming a popular rockabilly star in Canada. In time, Helm and his bandmates parted ways with Hawkins to go out on their own, and after a spell as Bob Dylan's backing group they became known as the Band, recording a handful of the most honored rock albums of the 1960s and '70s. When guitarist and songwriter Robbie Robertson decided to break up the Band in 1976, the group's final concert was a major musical event which spawned Martin Scorsese's acclaimed documentary The Last Waltz. But Levon Helm wasn't done with music by a long shot, and in spite of three decades that would have tested any man's patience -- including troubles with drug addiction, unpaid record royalties, bankruptcy, legal skirmishes over the rights to his music, accidentally shooting himself in the leg, the death of two of his closest friends, and a battle with throat cancer -- in 2008 Helm had a banner year as he earned a Grammy nomination for his first studio album in years, {^Dirt Farmer}, and he was given a lifetime achievement award by the National Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences. Filmmaker Jacob Hatley offers an intimate look at a legend of American music as he struggles to keep moving forward against long odds in the documentary Ain't In It For My Health: A Film About Levon Helm, which was an official selection at the 2010 Los Angeles Film Festival. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi Cast: Levon Helm, Amy Helm, Larry Campbell, Billy Bob Thornton Movie Details Play Trailer Movie Review

...experiences of the century," the pair organized two benefit concerts at Madison Square Garden that included Eric Clapton, Bob Dylan and Ringo Starr.The concert, which spawned an album and a film, raised millions of dollars for UNICEF and inspired...

...the Superstorm Sandy victims.In the 1971 concert in New York, Shankar played sitar on the same stage as Harrison, Bob Dylan, Ringo Starr, Eric Clapton and Leon Russell. It became a record and then a 1972 film.Before the film began that night...

...and world, but also to me."The U.S. players were serenaded from the stage by Sundhage, who sang a verse of the Bob Dylan song "If Not For You" when she received her award.Sundhage, who left the U.S. job after the Olympics to coach...

...Oct. 4.Her second and last song recorded that day was Mercedes Benz, a tune that Joplin had helped write with two Bob Dylan cohorts, the poets Bobby Neuwirth and Michael McClure. Joplin (who actually owned a psychedelically painted Porsche...

...Songwriters Hall of Fame and the Georgia Music Hall of Fame. He played guitar on Aretha Franklin's Chain of Fools, Bob Dylan's Blonde on Blonde and albums by Eddy Arnold and Marty Robbins.

...The band, whose name was inspired by Merle Haggard's song Ramblin' Fever, cites influences such as Johnny Cash, Bob Dylan, Glen Hansard and the Avett Brothers. But their sound is all their own."You really can't mimic someone to the point...

...don't have it, anyway, but you might.On the way to work last week, I was listening to a CD of Bob Dylan's second album, The Freewheelin' Bob Dylan, which was released in 1963. I had not pulled it from my shelf at home in a long time.Track...