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Harold George is born in Harlem, New York City. He will find fame as Harry Belafonte, hugely popular US singer/actor, and occasional employer of Bob Dylan's talents as a harmonica player.
Mick Ronson, guitarist for David Bowie and Bob Dylan's Rolling Thunder Revue band, is born in Hull, UK.

Bob Dylan spends the last of four days staying with photographer Joe Alper in Schenectady, New York, USA, where he plays piano, works on new songs.
Bob Dylan duets with headliner Joan Baez, singing With God On Our Side, on the second day of the first Monterey Folk Festival in Monterey, California, USA.


Fifties rock'n'roll hitmaker Dion records a version of the Bob Dylan song It's All Over Now, Baby Blue, in Columbia Studio A, New York City, USA.
Bob Dylan's latest single, Like A Rolling Stone, enters the UK singles chart where it will peak at No4 during a twelve-week run.
Bob Dylan is recording the eleven-minute long epic Sad Eyed Lady Of The Lowlands, I'll Keep It With Mine and other tracks at Columbia Music Row Studios, Nashville, Tennessee, USA, for his album Blonde On Blonde.
In London, England, UK, Europe, for two Royal Albert Hall gigs, Bob Dylan is filmed by D. A. Pennebaker during an early morning limo cruise around Hyde Park with John Lennon.
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Inspired by reading Black Panther leader George Jackson's book Soledad Brother, Bob Dylan releases a new single, George Jackson, in the USA on Columbia Records.
Bette Midler releases a new album, Songs For The New Depression, in the USA. The album includes her interpretation of the Bob Dylan song Buckets Of Rain, which she recorded at New York's Secret Sound Studios on October of 1975, with Dylan guesting on vocals. Orchestral accompaniment, for those who like to know this sort of thing, is provided by Moogy Klingman's Orchestra.
The Rolling Thunder Revue, a traveling cavalcade headed by Bob Dylan and featuring an ever-changing cast of his long-time musical comrades, begins its second leg at The Civic Center, Lakeland, Florida, USA.
During his third gospel tour, performing mostly religious material, Bob Dylan plays the first of four nights at the Le Theatre Saint-Denis, Montreal, Quebec, Canada.
Bob Dylan releases a new single, Heart Of Mine/Let It Be Me, on CBS Records in the UK, Australia, New Zealand, Spain, Italy and The Netherlands.
Bob Dylan spends the first of four days participating in a Ringo Starr recording session at Three Alarm Studio, Memphis, Tennessee.
Bob Dylan plays the third of four nights at The Beacon Theater, New York City, USA.
The Bob Dylan 30th Anniversary Tribute concert is held at Madison Square Garden, New York City. Performers include The Band, Stevie Wonder, Roger McGuinn, Tom Petty, George Harrison, Neil Young, Eric Clapton and Sinead O'Connor.





The film I'm Not There, directed by Todd Haynes, goes on general release in Mexico. In the film, which claims to be 'Inspired by the music and the many lives of Bob Dylan', six different actors depict separate facets of Dylan's life and public persona. Dylan himself does not appear.

Bob Dylan and Mark Knopfler begin a European tour with a gig at The O2 Arena, Dublin, Ireland.


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