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Bob Dylan Documentary 1966-1978 After the Crash

This full music documentary mixes rare historic footage with review and criticism from experts, friends, and fellow musicians who played with Bob. Review: British produced documentary centering on "After the Crash" which refers to Bob Dylan's 1966 motorcycle crash, which pretty much ended the entire "Bob Goes Electric" thing and started a new path for the musician. Various people ranging from critics to those who worked with Bob are interviewed about this period, which was full of up and down moments and several things that most consider among the artist's greatest work. Topics include the albums John Wesley Harding, Self Portrait, New Morning, Planet Waves, Blood on the Tracks, Desire and Street Legal. Various other things include the Isle of Wright Festival, The Concert for Bangladesh, Pat Garret and Billy the Kid, AJ Weberman phone tapes, return to touring and everything else that was done in the 70s leading up to the Christian music. I think the ones that are going to get the main kick out of this film are Dylan die-hards who are entertained by anything. That's not to say this is a poorly done documentary because it isn't but at the same time I'm going to guess that mainly Dylan fans are going to want to hear all of these stories. Some of the best stories deal with the two versions of Blood on the Tracks and why two were done. Another impressive story deals with The Bitter End club and how Dylan pretty much had rehearsals here for new talent that would be used on the Rolling Thunder Revue. One of the most controversial periods of this era is the phone conversation with A.J. Weberman and we get to hear some of it here but we also get the man himself talking about the stalking that he was doing. It's funny to hear about the beat down Dylan gave him. Others interviewed include Al Aronowitz, Nigel Williamson, Patrick Humphries, Ron Cornelius, David Weddle, Bruce Langhorne, Eric Weissberg, Jacques Levi, Rob Stoner and Scarlet Rivera. Coming in right at two hours this is a pretty detailed film with lots of good stories. -- end of review -- Best Classic Rock Bands article November 2024: Nearly five years after the film was first announced, the Bob Dylan biopic, "A Complete Unknown", is finally set to open on Christmas Day 2024. The movie, from Searchlight Pictures, is directed by James Mangold, who also wrote the screenplay with longtime film critic Jay Cocks, based on Elijah Wald’s book, Dylan Goes Electric!. It stars Timothée Chalamet who was 28 years old during the filming earlier this year. A Complete Unknown is set during Dylan’s days as a Greenwich Village folk singer in the New York City music scene of the early ’60s, culminating with his decision to play a transformational electric set at the 1965 Newport Folk Festival, which at the time was seen as one of popular music’s most shocking events. The film takes its title from the iconic lyric from 1965’s “Like a Rolling Stone.”