Bob Dylan Tempest

New Bob Dylan Song Debuts On NPR

by Paul Cashmere on August 28, 2012

The opening track from the new Bob Dylan album ‘Tempest’ has debuted on NPR.

Bob Dylan Tempest

‘Duquesne Whistle’ is an old time Dixieland country blues song. Have a listen to it here. A video for the song was directed by Australia’s Nash Edgerton, who also made the video for Bob’s Christmas album.

‘Tempest’ will be the 35th Bob Dylan studio album. As part of the release, Bob Dylan pop-up stores will be open for seven days in New York, London and Los Angeles featuring the entire Dylan catalogue.

A limited quantity of signed ‘Tempest’ albums will be available at each store.

Bob Dylan ‘Tempest’ will be released on September 7 in Australia through Sony.

Listen to ‘Duquesne Whistle’ on NPR here.

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