Zimmerman. His father Abraham, worked for the Standard Oil Company. When Robert was 6 years old, they moved to a small town called Hibbing were he went to school. After graduation from High School in 1959, he left for Minneapolis to follow his studies at the University of Minnesota. Here his love for

contemporary rock and roll came up and he listened to endless music by Hank Williams,

Robert Johnson and Woody Guthrie. His

passion for music was so huge that he

began skipping classes and also began to play

his music at small local nightspots. Here he

preformed with his guitar, harmonica and even

worked on his 'notorious' nasal voice. Eventually, Robert changed his name to

Bob Dylan. The name Dylan was assumed to be taken from the late Welsh

poet, Dylan Thomas, although Bob Dylan continues to deny this as fact to this

was not a big success as he had wished.

Knopfler, added to the sounds with his splendid guitar work. He followed this up

album 'Highway 61 Revisited'. The single 'Like A Rolling Stone' rose on the charts to

cover of the album was a photograph of Dylan and his girlfriend,

of the same name. He released 'Hard Rain' and then two years later in 1978, he

Sara Lowndes and by the end of 1965 they were married. He released his sixth

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