2. Listen to live music at the Blind Willie McTell Music Festival The Blind Willie McTell Music Festival celebrates blues and ...

On Monday (August 2), Bob Dylan announced plans to release “Blind Willie McTell” on a new seven-inch ... how he began playing the song live in the ’90s after hearing The Band use it in ...

Author of 'Hand Me My Travelin' Shoes: In Search of Blind Willie McTell' donates papers to Georgia Southern library. They say no one could sing the blues like Blind Willie McTell. And why not?

Plus, who was Bob Dylan’s Blind Willie McTell? Michael Gray recounts his ... while some gypsies still have an entirely itinerant lifestyle, many live in houses. Some have a lifestyle somewhere ...

UPDATE 8/20: Bob Dylan has shared one of the two unreleased versions of “Blind Willie McTell” that features on the new Third Man seven-inch vinyl single. Bob Dylan is prepping a new seven-inch ...

Bob Dylan will release two previously unreleased versions of “Blind Willie McTell” on a 7″ single via Third Man Records. One of the versions (take 5) will be included on the upcoming ...

Bob Dylan has announced that he will be releasing his classic track “Blind Willie McTell,” as a 7″ vinyl on Aug. 20. The release comes from Third Man Records. The release will feature two ...

But the spirit of Blind Willie McTell remains alive and well behind these brick walls, where blues musicians—many of them deep into old age—find appreciative and knowledgeable audiences night ...

Atlanta’s venerable blues joint is named for one legend (Blind Willie McTell) and is the best place to see another: Francine Reed, whose soulful voice, feisty wisecracks, and dance-inducing ...

One of Bob Dylan’s greatest songs, “Blind Willie McTell,” was recorded in 1983 during the sessions for Infidels, but it wasn’t released until eight years later as part of The Bootleg Series.

The picture was fleshed out, 20 years later, by the work of Dan Williams who reported on Johnson’s travelling habits, including a spell in the company of Blind Willie McTell. Charters also noted the ...