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Title: Bob Dylan: Mixing Up the Medicine
Authors: Mark Davidson and Parker Fishel; language: English; original language: English; narrative type: nonfiction music history, biography, photography, and archival collection.
Publisher: Callaway; country of publication: Canada; era: 2020s.
Format: Large hardcover coffee table art book with a black-and-white photographic portrait of Bob Dylan on the front cover and a color portrait on the back.
Genre/Topic: Biographies & True Stories, Art & Culture, music history, rock & pop, and Bob Dylan studies.
Intended audience: Adult Bob Dylan fans, rock music enthusiasts, cultural historians, and readers of illustrated music biographies.
Content: Presents a comprehensive, archive-based portrait of Bob Dylan, drawing on manuscripts, notebooks, photographs, and ephemera from the Bob Dylan Archive at the Bob Dylan Center in Tulsa, Oklahoma. Traces Dylan\'s life and creative work from his Minnesota childhood through his decades as a groundbreaking songwriter and performer, emphasizing his influence on music, literature, film, and global culture.
Features: Includes more than 1,100 images by 135 photographers, artists, and filmmakers together with thirty original essays by leading writers, critics, and musicians; substantial 608-page hardcover volume produced in collaboration with the Bob Dylan Center and designed by Callaway; rear cover notes a U.S. retail price of $100.00 and a Canadian retail price of $125.00 and credits the reverse photograph as a Blonde on Blonde album cover shoot outtake in New York City, 1965, by Jerry Schatzberg; printed in Canada.
ISBN: 978-1-7345-5377-4
EAN: 9781734553774
