The latest issue of Record Collector homes in on Bob Dylan in 1965 and the music he made and the festivals he played that year that caused the teensiest bit of a fuss. Richie Unterberger examines Dylan’s seismic movements and output and detects early tremors circa 1963-4. Elsewhere, we talk to Dionne Warwick about some songs she recorded round about 1965 written by Bacharach & David – you may be familiar with them. We speak to the group behind the biggest selling UK album in the year before punk – that’ll be The Stylistics – and to Chuck Prophet and Blancmange. Separately, of course.
The Fat Angel Sings 