Nel 1975 Bob Dylan, nel pieno del fermento creativo di Blood on the Tracks e Desire, tornò a calcare le scene allestendo una spettacolare tournée che coinvolse artisti come Joan Baez, Joni Mitchell, Arlo Guthrie,Ramblin’ Jack Elliott, Allen Ginsberg, e che toccò ogni angolo del Nordest americano. Larry «Ratso» Sloman, allora giovane inviato di Rolling Stone, seguì e documentò ogni tappa di quella che si chiamò Rolling Thunder Revue e che sarebbe diventata il più celebre tour di tutta la storia del rock. Tra descrizioni dei concerti e interviste ai musicisti, chiacchierate con i fan e litigi con il management iperprotettivo e paranoico di Dylan, scene commoventi come una visita alla tomba di Kerouac o bizzarre come un saluto al sole in compagnia di un sedicente capo indiano, Sloman racconta da testimone e protagonista un momento epocale dell’autunno del rock, in cui per un attimo sembrò che intorno a Dylan potesse rinascere il sogno psichedelico e collettivo degli anni Sessanta. Un reportage insieme intelligente e divertentissimo, esplosivo come il miglior Lester Bangs e lucido come un saggio di Truman Capote.
On the road with Bob Dylan. Storia del Rolling Thunder Revue (1975)
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Récit de la tournée de Bob Dylan réalisée en automne 1975 avec sa revue "Rolling Thunder". Raconte les expériences créatives, les accidents de tournée, la fête continuelle et l'amitié qui unissait tous les musiciens.
Shelter From The Storm tells the story of Bob Dylan's Rolling Thunder Revue, the gypsy caravan troupe that lit up US stages between the fall of 1975 and the bicentennial spring that followed.
A noted historian presents an assessment of Bob Dylan and his music that draws on unprecedented access to rare materials and illuminates key cultural influences.
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