In 'Revolution In The Air', Clinton Heylin recounts the story of each Bob Dylan song as it is written, giving a full appreciation of the songs themselves as well as Dylan the emerging artist.

'Still on the Road' charts Bob Dylan's progression from 'Blood on the Tracks' in 1974 through to his more modern work such as 2006's 'Modern Times'.

In virtually all areas of Bob Dylan's life - his immigrant antecedents, his business dealings, his various addictions and his romantic attachments - Heylin is able to provide a fascinating picture of a man who changed the whole course of popular music in the 1960s and, over 30 years later, won three Grammys.

'Judas, the most hated name in human history If you think you've been called a bad name, try to work your way out from under that. Yeah, and for what? For playing an electric guitar?' Bob Dylan In 1966 There Was]] the sell-out tour to end all tours. Bob Dylan and The Hawks found themselves at the epicentre of a storm of controversy. Their response? To unleash a cavalcade of ferocity from Melbourne to Manchester, from Forest Hills to the Free Trade Hall. For the first time, the full story can now be told from eye-witnesses galore; from timely reports, both mile wide and spot on;...