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On This Day in 1965, Bob Dylan Released a Hank Williams-Inspired Song That Broke All the Rules and Made Him an International Star
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On This Day in 1965, Bob Dylan Released a Hank Williams-Inspired Song That Broke All the Rules and Made Him an International Star
Bob Dylan On this day (July 20) in 1965, Bob Dylan released “Like a Rolling Stone” as a single from Highway 61 Revisited. Despite being longer and more wordy than the average pop song, it became an international hit, landing in the top 10 in 10 countries. Moreover, it was Dylan’s first major hit on the Billboard Hot 100, where it peaked at No. 2. The mid-1960s saw Dylan changing his musical approach. He flirted with rock instrumentation on half …
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