Jakob Dylan
Women and Country

The title of Jakob Dylan’s sophomore solo record seems apropos with the addition of backing vocals from womenNeko Case and Kelly Hogan and with a much...

There's an innate warmth to Jakob Dylan's quiet melancholic album. Credit must go to veteran producer T-Bone Burnett, who has added his magic touch to...

On his excellent second solo venture, Jakob Dylan continuesto travel down the old dirt road blazed by his famous father with a rustic andrich collecti...

While the progeny of popular recording artists often aren’t averse to a leg-up from mom or pop when embarking on careers of their own, Jakob Dylan did...

“Boring” is the sort of adjective used by music snobs (hi there!) to describe the Wallflowers, the band who brought Jakob Dylan’s hoarse and unexcitab...

Bob's boy heads out into the American wilderness with a posse of notorious henchmen – Marc Ribot and Greg Leisz among them.Those in the know will reco...

After years of success with his band the Wallflowers, Jakob Dylan finally confronted the elephant in his particular sitting room on his solo debut, 20...

When Jakob Dylan's name is mentioned, it's difficult to ignore the elephant in the room: his father, Bob Dylan. Much like dear old dad pre-1965, the W...

Jakob Dylan's first solo album, 2008's Seeing Things, portrayed a grinning troubadour first emerging on his own to a world full of promise, if not tin...

Should rock critics re-visit the Wallflowers I heard “6th Avenue Heartache” from their sophomore release, Bringing Down the Horse playing while shopp...