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Inside Bob Dylan’s 80s: “He was an agent provocateur; he had a saboteur in him”

We explore Dylan's weirdest and most controversial decade

Ryan Adams – Heartbreaker: Deluxe Edition

On its 16th birthday, the ex-Whiskeytown man's first and best solo LP gets a vaults-raiding reissue

Richmond Fontaine – You Can’t Go Back If There’s Nothing To Go Back To

Americana heroes' poignant valedictory album

Lee Brilleaux: Rock ‘n’ Roll Gentleman

Biography of the late Dr Feelgood singer

Elvis Costello – Unfaithful Music & Disappearing Ink

The extraordinary confessions of Declan Patrick MacManus

Chrissie Hynde – Reckless: My Life

Confessions of the great Pretender

Good Night And Good Riddance: How Thirty Five Years Of John Peel Helped To Shape Modern Britain

David Cavanagh's remarkable history of Peel's radio career

Patti Smith – M Train

Brilliant follow-up to Just Kids

Neil Young – Young Neil: The Sugar Mountain Years

Strong biography of Neil's formative years

Tame Impala’s Kevin Parker: “I’m just happier on my own”

On tour in the US with Kevin Parker and his band
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Continuing our celebrations of Bob Dylan's 80th birthday, here's the first instalment of two part feature exploring Dylan's weirdest and most controversial decade: the Eighties. This originally appeared in Uncut's July 2014 issue. READ PART TWO: Working with Bob Dylan: “I had to sort the huma...

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