Bob Dylan‘s early years on the New York and Minnesota folk scenes will be chronicled on the upcoming 18th volume of the Bootleg Series, Through The Open Window, 1956-1963. It arrives on October 31.

The next installment of Bob Dylan's bootleg series has been announced: Volume 18: Through the Open Window 1956-1963. It will be released on Oct. 31 and documents a transitional period in Dylan's life ...

Bob Dylan’s early years on the New York and Minnesota folk scenes will be chronicled on the upcoming 18th volume of the Bootleg Series, Through The Open Window, 1956-1963. It arrives on October 31.

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The 18th installment of Bob Dylan’s bootleg series will focus on the early years of folk icon’s career. The Bootleg Series Vol. 18: Through the Open Window, 1956-1963 will be released on October 31.

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Bob Dylan is really digging in the crates. The storied musician’s latest archival release takes us all the way back to his teenage years in Minnesota, through to his early 1960s days in New York’s ...

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