Mark Smith
True to form, Heylin digs deep—way deep—into the songs, mixing cold hard facts with illuminating anecdotes (Mark Smith, managing editor, Acoustic Guitar)
Jonathan Cott
A magnum opus that anyone curious about, fascinated by, and devoted to His Master's Voice will want to read and ponder. (Jonathan Cott, author, Dylan, and editor, Bob Dylan: The Essential Interviews)
From the Publisher
"An authoritative history of the singer-songwriter’s canon. . . . Sprinkled with Dylan quotes, the entries are thorough, informative, and engaging. Taken together, they provide a fascinating glimpse into the creative process of this enigmatic genius of American song." —Choice
"Indispensable. . . . Encyclopedic. . . . Fascinating. . . . Hypnotic. . . . Highly recommended." —Library Journal
"True to form, Heylin digs deep—way deep—into the songs, mixing cold hard facts with illuminating anecdotes." —Acoustic Guitar
"An excellent supplement to a good Dylan biography." —Arkansas Democrat-Gazette
"A must for any serious Dylan freak." —Relix
"One of the most important volumes in the already-groaning Bookshelf of Bob." —Houston Press
"In Revolution in the Air Clinton Heylin has pored over Bob Dylan's songs—all of them—and has drawn conclusions, not on a wall, but in the first of a two-part magnum opus that anyone curious about, fascinated by, and devoted to His Master's Voice will want to read and ponder." —Jonathan Cott, author of Dylan and editor of Bob Dylan: The Essential Interviews
"Clinton Heylin [is] the Dylanologist actually worth reading." —The New York Times
