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Featuring both pedal steel guitars and light-up suits, with a couple of pop interlopers thrown in, the Country Music Association awards offered a night of highs and lows
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Stomping gospels and country weepies make up this set of hugely enjoyable originals, writes Robin Denselow
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The Basement Tapes have never before been heard in their entirety. Now, with the official release of all 138 songs, Dylan expert Clinton Heylin examines the myth and the reality of one of rock’s seminal long-lost masterpieces
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Review Bob Dylan and the Band: The Basement Tapes Complete review – rickety, strange and utterly timeless
5 / 5 starsWhether or not the 138 songs on this uber-bootleg six-CD box set really did change the course of rock music, the best bits are as good as it gets, writes Alexis Petridis -
Pink, last seen belting out hits while swinging through the air with topless hunks, has taken up country music. She tells Michael Cragg why it’s a ‘fun hang’
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Technically and stylistically complex, the fingerpicking shines brightest on the old standards, writes Neil Spencer
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