Singer-Songwriter

The Song and Dance Man. Bob Dylan lives in that moment between a whisper and a cry, where words stop behaving — and begin to sing. He electrifies poetry, turns folk into upheaval and protest into pop, expanding what a song can be. Born in 1941 as Robert Zimmerman in Minnesota, he finds his truth on the radio and arrives in New York at twenty — not to preserve folk, but to reinvent it. Greenwich Village becomes his laboratory, and Dave Van Ronk, the scene’s “janitor,” shows him that...

Debut of The Nobel Laureate. Bob Dylan is the debut album by Bob Dylan and was released on March 19, 1962 by Columbia Records. The album contains mostly traditionals rearranged by Dylan and only two original compositions, Talkin‘ New York and Song to Woody. His debut was the start of an incredible career that continues to this day. Dylan has sold more than 125 million records, making him one of the best-selling musicians of all time. He has received numerous awards, including the Presidential...

New Age Meets Folk Meets Tolkien. Sally Oldfield was born in Ireland in 1947. Already as a little girl, her musical talent was discovered. At the age of eleven she received a scholarship to the Royal Academy of Dancing, and two years later she was accepted at the Royal Ballet School in White Lodge. She went on to study classical piano and English literature and philosophy at Bristol University. During this time she decided to devote her life to music and not to dance. Sally is the older sister...

Where Have All The Flowers Gone? The trio, Peter Yarrow, Noel „Paul“ Stookey and Mary Travers are among the most successful folk groups in the USA. Their debut album entitled „Peter Paul And Mary“ immediately stormed to the top of the US charts, remained in the TOP 10 for ten months and in the TOP 100 for a whole three years. Peter, Paul And Mary were involved in the civil rights movement and also took part in the March on Washington. There they played their hit „If I Had A Hammer“,...