Tag Archives: Bob Dylan

Victor V. Gurbo shares two recordings of his original holiday song, Christmas & You.

“The Band’s impact on the world of music has been immense, and they will live on in their work – and will always be, to me, very much alive whenever I play their records.”

Victor V. Gurbo builds a nine string guitar inspired by a blues legend.

Victor V. Gurbo covers an Irish resistance song for Christmas.

I question Victor V. Gurbo’s strategy of fighting critics of Bob Dylan’s singing voice by taking the low ground and charging into the Sun.

Victor V. Gurbo makes the case that his favorite musician and Nobel laureate Bob Dylan can in fact sing.

Victor V. Gurbo’s in-depth discussion of Bob Dylan’s “Shadow Kingdom” stream.

〜Blobbing in the wind?〜

I encountered “BLOB DYLAN” graffiti on what was only this lifetime Brooklyn resident’s second time in Bushwick. Naturally, I turned it into an article.

Victor V. Gurbo lists the most important Bob Dylan songs by five-year intervals from 1960 through 2020.

Thoughts on joining the effort to save The Bitter End, an essential music establishment in the heart of NYC.

Reflecting on participating in “The Save The Bitter End” event and being a musician in strange times.