
Like a Rolling Stone
A snare crack, a sneer, and Kooper's uninvited organ swirling through the song that split rock open.

A snare crack, a sneer, and Kooper's uninvited organ swirling through the song that split rock open.

Nine questions, no answers, and the song the civil rights movement adopted whole and never gave back.

Bruce Langhorne's giant Turkish frame drum gave Dylan the image, and the Byrds' cover turned it into folk rock.

Dylan recut it in Minneapolis with his brother producing, then spent decades rewriting a story already told out of order.

Dylan set out to write an anthem on purpose, borrowing the cadence of Irish and Scottish ballads, and got one.

Two short verses written for a dying sheriff in Pat Garrett, with Roger McGuinn on guitar and Jim Keltner drumming.

Eleven minutes, one acoustic guitar, and Charlie McCoy improvising fills after Bob Johnston found him passing through New York.