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Bob Dylan: Through the Open Window, 1956–1963
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Bob Dylan: Through the Open Window, 1956–1963

Abrams Books

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By Sean Wilentz “A treasure trove of wonderful images from the Bard's early years and an absolute must for his fans everywhere.” ( Booklist starred review) Bob Dylan's early work and emergence in the Greenwich Village music scene come to life through exclusive and unseen images and revelatory reporting by a bestselling historian and Dylan aficionado. Bob Dylan: Through the Open Window, 1956–1963 is a revelatory journey through Dylan's early life and meteoric rise, written and conceived by acclaimed historian and Bob Dylan in America author Sean Wilentz. An illustrated account of Dylan and his early work, from his origins in Minnesota to his time in Greenwich Village to the concert at Carnegie Hall that marked the end of the beginning of his career, the book traces his meteoric rise with expert commentary and an astounding collection of rare photographs and ephemera, many never before published. The text is a substantial expansion of Wilentz's liner notes to Dylan's bootleg album box set of the same name, which offers a unique aural record—rare outtakes, informal tapes, and the full Carnegie Hall concert. Here the narrative is enriched with additional commentary and special sections that illuminate both well-known and hidden facets of Dylan's early career. Wilentz, who grew up the son of an independent bookseller in the heart of the Greenwich Village bohemia, brings an insider's perspective to Dylan's arrival on the New York City music scene in the early sixties, tracing the transformation of traditional folk tunes into enduring classics like “Blowin' in the Wind” and “The Times They Are A-Changin'.” He connects past and present, inviting readers—whether lifelong Dylan fanatics or those just discovering his story—to experience the artist's first important strides and emergence as one of the greatest songwriters America has produced. Bob Dylan: Through the Open Window, 1956–1963 is an essential addition to any Dylan collection—and the perfect entry point for new fans

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