Fifty-nine years ago today, Columbia Records dropped what would become Bob Dylan's best-selling album of all time, and the man himself was nowhere to be found. Columbia Records, eager to keep its ...

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In 1983, Bob Dylan recorded "Blind Willie McTell" for his Infidels album but decided to cut it from the final track list.

Bob Dylan's second album remains his most influential.

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