The BOB DYLAN picture archive

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April 2008 -

Paul Till & "Blood on the Tracks" cover - his updated website has the story on this, and other photos of Dylan.

Barry Feinstein Exhibition & new book - Snap Galleries, Birmingham UK

Snap Galleries is to exhibit Barry Feinstein's collection of historic Dylan photographs for the first time in the UK.

Opening on Saturday 3 May 2008 to coincide with the publication of "Real Moments", Feinstein's new hardcover book of Dylan photos, the exhibition will feature work which hasn't been shown or offered for sale before. As the official photographer on the 1966 tour, he shot the cover pic on the No Direction Home CD/DVD, of Dylan standing outside a car at Aust Ferry

The "Real Moments" book will be available at £25 from Snap Galleries, before other retailers have it in stock - Snap will also be includling its' Dylan exhibition poster for customers buying it from them.

More info - http://www.snapgalleries.com/

Note - One thing I learned from Guy White at Snap is that Feinstein took the cover shot for "The Times They Are A-Changin' " in 1963,. and not Don Hunstein as often credited (our 1963 page to be updated accordingly !).

Rowland Scherman - His back pages - Article from the Boston Globe, 3 February 2008 by Geoff Edgers

"In 1967 (sic - presumably 1966), he took what would become his most famous photo. He and his wife, Joan, went to see Dylan play at the Washington Coliseum. Scherman took a Nikon with two rolls of film and, during the show, decided to head backstage. The security guards tried to keep him away, but he shouted at them. "I'm from Life," he said, and brushed past them, close to Dylan. He got the shot quickly - the singer's thick, afro-like hair silhouetted in a halo of blue light. Columbia's art director loved the picture, and it ended up on the cover of "Bob Dylan's Greatest Hits." Scherman earned $300 and a Grammy} "

Bob Dylan: Through the eyes of Joe Alper - published December 7, 2007

An excellent new book of Joe Alper's photos from 1961 to 1965, including photos from Caffé Lena in Saratoga NY, and at Alper's home in NY, and later shots such as Dylan playing electric for the first time at Newport,.most of them never before published in any form. Individual prints of photos are also available. More information here - http://www.dylanbook.com/

Rolling Thunder Logbook - by Sam Shepard (Da Capo Press (USA) Sanctuary (UK), large paperback, 2005)

In case you haven't seen the latest edition (2005), it has many new & previously unpublished photos by Ken Regan. The introduction says it has "a different selection of photographs", so many from the first edition are presumably not included (1977). The foreword by T-Bone Burnett is good reading too ! Should be easily available at Amazon and other outlets.

Adelaide 1978 - Some new concert photos by Peter Armstrong on the 1978 page

New Archive pages -

2008 ! (Texas, Mexico & S.America)

1962 updated (March 2008)

1968 (Nov 2007)

Pre-1961 (Nov 2007)

1999 parts 1 - 5 (Nov 2007)

2001 - parts 3 4 & 5 (Nov 2007) (1 & 2 updated Nov 2007)

2000 (updated Nov 2007)

2007 - European / Australia & NZ / USA Tours (updated Nov 2007)

2006 # 5 - Fall tour USA & Canada (May 07)

2006 # 4 (Modern Times) & 1997 Page (Jan.07)

1971, 1977 & 1994 (Feb. 07)

Any suggestions / corrections / photo submissions etc are always welcome. Please contact Stew.

Notes on Photographers (click here)

Acknowledgements -

Please note that all images used on this site are for the purposes of review and comment, and to provide an illustration of Dylan's long career, and therefore, according to counsel, are within the "fair use" provisions of copyright law. And, as per the recent outcome of Prince's lawsuit against a fan publication, it is believed that this non-commercial project does not infringe on the artists' intellectual property rights. The copyright-holder's permission should of course be sought for any commercial use of the images, and contact information for the photographers or their agents is shown in the above notes on photographers where known. If any photographer or copyright-holder can give better information than we have shown then please make contact.

Thanks to the following for their particular help and permission to show photos :

Jaye Alper (Joe Alper Photo Collection LLC)

Peter Armstrong (Australia)

Quino Castro (Spain)

Gianni (Italy)

Ed Grazda - www.groupM35.com

Al Kaplan - http://thepriceofsilver.blogspot.com/

Linda MacDonald - http://www.geocities.com/milocurtis@sbcglobal.net/

Joy Munsey - Larry Campbell website http://members.cox.net/larrycampbell2000/index#Index

Pete Rehill (England)

Stephanie Rae (USA)

Thanks to the following sites for permission to include other photos :

www.themusicarchive.com/

www.musicfoto.com/

Thanks are due to dylanstubs & tobywansDad for their particularly large allowance of webspace for these pages and to all other contributors. If you have web-space that we could use even short-term it may be useful - please contact Stew.

Associated pages -

The Never Ending Winter Pool Gallery 2007

Alternative & Emergency Dylanpool gallery - due to the occasional abscence of administrators at the now defunct dylanpool, alternative photo galleries were being maintained here from December 2005 onwards, which may include photos not added to the Archive main pages as yet.. Thanks to all who have helped with this, in particular dylanstubs for hosting the pages

2007 > January - February - March - April/May - June

2006 > December - November - October - September - August - July - June - May - April - March - February - December 2005 - January 2006

Dylanstubs - Have you got any scans of tickets or posters ? Please take a look at http://dylanstubs.com/

Bob Dylan CDR Artwork Guide - For the most comprehensive collection of Dylan CD artwork see Ole's site at http://www.dylanimages.com/

stewART CD artwork - mainly the more recent years of the NET

This project is made possible by - Karen Banks, Dag Braathen, Peter Stone Brown, Stefan Flach, Ford Prefect, Jim Grant, Stewart Grant, Adrian Hayes, jackobob, Joany, Tricia Jungwirth, Les Kokay, George Lewis, Nichole, Pete Rehill, Mark Scalise, tobywansDad, Ole Sivert Warnes, Mark Webster, Wildbluey and others at All Along the Watchtower , the Never Ending Pool and the now-terminated Dylanpool & elsewhere.