Bob
Dylan Photo GalleryInside Out West tracks down previously unseen photographs
taken of legendary singer songwriter Bob Dylan. Visit our exclusive web
gallery of Bob Dylan pictures taken by Barry Feinstein, the official photographer
on Dylan's 1966 UK tour. Barry has been rooting around in his attic in New
York and he's found photographs that haven't been seen for four decades. Now
they could form part of the proposed Severn Ferry Museum. Ferry
'cross the Severn... 
The
image shows Bob Dylan waiting for a ferry across the River Severn. In the background
you can see the first Severn bridge, which was nearing completion. It was
taken in 1966, the year that Bob Dylan was performing what became known as the
'Judas' tour. Many fans were angry that he abandoned his traditional acoustic
set to go electric in the second half. The first English date of the tour
was at Bristol's Colston Hall. The following day, as he set off for his
next gig in Cardiff, the boos were still ringing in his ears. So, with
the heckling from the night before and all the rain, it's hardly surprising he
looked a bit moody as he waited for the ferry. Down
The Highway... 
In
this shot Bob Dylan poses alongside a vintage car on his trip to the West Country. A
Hard Rain's A-Gonna Fall... 
Bob
Dylan is photographed looking pensive in the rain during his visit to Bristol. Blowin'
in the Wind... 
Bob
Dylan strikes a windswept pose on the River Severn as he takes a break from his
UK tour schedule. View
more Barry Feinstein photographs Credits All
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Out - West: Monday September 11, 2006
