Bob Dylan still a rolling stone

Robert Zimmerman, probably the name doesn’t say anything to you, but if I say Bob Dylan.

Since an early teenager he soon started composing his own songs and performing in local coffee houses under the artistic name that would lead him to the fame.

Once he moved to Greenvillage he soon started to produce famous songs that would put him among the first, gaining reputation with ¨Blowing in the wind¨ and ¨The times are changing, metamorphosing into the voice of the current generation, defending civil rights and anti-war movements.

It was not until 1965, however, when he reinvented himself replacing accustic music for

electric music, not being afraid of the consequences this act could provoke on his audience.

In 1980 his due to commercial disappointments, his popularity started to decay, but no sooner he teamed with George H., Tom Petty, J. Hendrix and Roy Orbison and as a result he hit it again,  reaching huge impacts on the American popular music. In 2006, Dylan released ¨Modern Time¨ entering the U.S charts at number one.

Bob Dylan, a remarkable, unstoppable and unbeatable person. Constantly innovating and reinventing him. Following his love instinct for music

Don’t you agree if I say that he is still a rolling stone?

Congratulation, Bob.