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10 Infamous Live Albums
Ten albums recorded during weird, chaotic and unpredictable live shows.
Fight the power: The Top 50 protest songs
As we face a not-so-peaceful transition of power, we assemble our songs of protest.
10 Essential Late-Career Peak Albums
10 artists who triumphed after releasing decades of material.
Bob Dylan wins Nobel Prize in Literature
Rock legend honored “for having created new poetic expressions within the great American song tradition.”
Bob Dylan to release massive 36-disc box set of 1966 live recordings
Hear unreleased recording of "Tell Me Momma".
Counter-Culture: The Top 100 Songs of the ’60s
The best songs from the weirdest corners of the 1960s.
Treble’s Top 100 Guitarists
First we honored our favorite drummers, assembling a round-up of those who bring intensity, pacing and danceability to the songs that move us. And then we honored our favorite vocalists, whose emotive or powerful pipes brought gravitas to some of those very same songs (and quite a few different ones, come to think of it). […]
Bob Dylan : Fallen Angels
Rock and roll’s most prolific and storied songwriter is no stranger to releasing albums comprising others’ songs. Bob Dylan’s self-titled 1962 debut was composed of mostly folk and gospel standards. The 1970-released Self Portrait was about three-quarters covers, and 1973’s Dylan contains no original material. In 1992 and 1993, he released back-to-back collections of traditional folk […]
Rolling Stones, Paul McCartney tease mega-concert with new videos
Last month, Coachella organizers Goldenvoice revealed that they were planning a concert festival featuring six acts that rose to become legends in the ’60s and ’70s. The Rolling Stones, Paul McCartney, The Who, Bob Dylan, Roger Waters and Neil Young would all be featured performers at the concert, which has since become mockingly referred to […]
10 Essential Artistic Reinvention Albums
Ten albums that presented a fresh start or an unexpected transformation.
Bob Dylan : Shadows in the Night
On his latest album, Dylan takes on the Sinatra canon and puts the Great American Songbook in a new context.