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Born on May 24, 1941, in Duluth, Minnesota. Best known for his songwriting career.

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He acquired his first guitar in 1955 at age 14. During this time he was also in a series of rock and roll bands.

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In September of 1961, talent scout/producer John Hammond was impressed with Bob at one of his live shows. John then investigated further and decided to sign Bob Dylan to Columbia Records.

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Dylan released his first album titled “Eponymous” in March of 1962. He received a lot of criticism because of his unique singing style. This criticism did not discourage him and he continued to release albums. With time people assimilated to his music.

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At the Newport Folk Festival in 1965, Dylan decided to incorporate electric sound to his performance. This made the audience feel betrayed because they believed he was losing his folk side of music, banishing him from the folk circle. This feedback encouraged him to start making rock music.

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While touring Europe with “The Hawks,” Dylan got into a motorcycle accident which brought his 7 year success streak to a pause.

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Bob Dylan received his first Grammy award in 1980 for best male rock vocal performance with his “gospel” song “Gotta Serve  Somebody.” This brought attention to his beliefs in Christianity.

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In 1997 Bob Dylan became the first ever rock musician to be given the Kennedy center lifetime achievement award by then president Bill Clinton which is the highest award for artists.

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Bob was recognized into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame and he was published Life Magazine.

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Bob Dylan recorded his single "things have changed” for Wonder boys which won him a Golden Globe and an Academy award for best original song

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Bob Dylan returns to his hometown, winning the Grammy award for best Traditional Folk Album for his album "World gone wrong”

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Bob Dylan gave his first interview in 2005 for a documentary about himself

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Admin, Test, et al. “A Condensed Timeline of Bob Dylan’s Life and Career.” Paste Magazine, 26 July 2022, www.pastemagazine.com/music/bob-dylan/albums-career-timeline.

Bob Dylan - Songs, Albums & Life - Biography, www.biography.com/musicians/bob-dylan. Accessed 18 Jan. 2024.

Bob Dylan 1963 “on Columbia Records” Promotional Poster. ... Music ..., entertainment.ha.com/itm/music-memorabilia/posters/bob-dylan-1963-on-columbia-records-promotional-poster/a/7308-26441.s. Accessed 18 Jan. 2024.

“Forever Young.” Book by Bob Dylan, Paul Rogers | Official Publisher Page | Simon & Schuster, www.simonandschuster.com/books/Forever-Young/Bob-Dylan/9781416958086. Accessed 17 Jan. 2024.

Fortier, Cari. “25 Pictures of Young Bob Dylan.” Ranker, Ranker, 28 July 2023, www.ranker.com/list/young-bob-dylan-pictures/cari-fortier.

Riedlinger, Megan. “Bob Dylan’s Life and Career in Photos.” Wonderwall.Com, 25 May 2021, www.wonderwall.com/entertainment/music/bob-dylan-life-and-career-in-pictures-photo-flashback-458565.gallery?photoId=458672.

“Timeline.” Bob Dylan, bobdylan-bhms.weebly.com/timeline.html. Accessed 17 Jan. 2024.

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Bob Dylan released the album Modern Times, which would reach the top of charts the month after it was released. It was praised for having rich sound, imagery, and a playful yet knowing quality.

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Bob Dylan received the presidential medal of freedom from former president Barack Obama.

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Bob Dylan was reward with the Nobel Prize in Literature, which made him the first musician to be awarded with it and the first American to receive it since 1993.