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A forensic but sprightly account of the period when Bob Dylan, then indisputably the most important figure in popular music, made some of the finest and most influential recordings of all time.

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A forensic but sprightly account of the period when Bob Dylan, then indisputably the most important figure in popular music, made some of the finest and most influential recordings of all time.
Autorenporträt
Sean Egan is an author and journalist based in London, England. He has written or edited more than thirty books on a wide range of subjects, from William Goldman to The Rolling Stones, Manchester United to Coronation Street, punk to Planet Of The Apes. They include Long Agos And Worlds Apart: The Definitive Small Faces Biography (2024) and The Guys Who Wrote 'Em (2004), an acclaimed history of non-performing songwriters. He has also written for, among others, Billboard, Classic Rock, Uncut, and RollingStone.com and contributed liner notes to reissues of albums by artistes including T. Rex, Tears For Fears, and The Faces.