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Bob Dylan is an American folk musician and Nobel laureate. NLJ writer Victor V. Gurbo is a Dylan historian and has published many articles on his life and work.

August 13, 2023

On the Death of Robbie Robertson

“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.”

Building a Big Joe Williams-Inspired Nine String Guitar

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

December 24, 2021

Christmas Quarantine Session: Arthur McBride

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

Victor V. Gurbo, Bob Dylan’s Voice, and Sun Tzu’s “The Art of War”

〜Let it be said that this is truly unique New Leaf Journal-exclusive content〜

Stop Saying Bob Dylan Can’t Sing

Victor V. Gurbo: “STOP SAYING BOB DYLAN CAN’T SING”

Reviewing Bob Dylan’s “Shadow Kingdom” Stream

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

A Follow-Up Post on the Meaning of “Blob Dylan”

〜Blobbing in the wind?〜

February 5, 2021

Blob Dylan(?) Seen in Bushwick

〜Meeting the Blob〜

December 9, 2020

Most Important Dylan Songs By Half-Decade

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

September 27, 2020

Working to Save The Bitter End

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

September 20, 2020

Reflections on Digital Music Shows

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

Previewing Bob Dylan’s “False Prophet”

An introduction to Dylan the musician and my new series on his upcoming album.