Thus, the Englishman will release more than 70 unpublished songs of his work during the seventies.
This year, the musician has been particularly active in music. He released his acclaimed new album, 'Rough and Rowdy Ways', including a 16+ minute track, 'Murder Must Foul'. In addition, he announced that he will sell his entire music catalog, in a millionaire contract with Universal. As if that weren't enough, Bob Dylan presented his previously unreleased collaborations with former Beatle George Harrison, dating back to sessions from the 70s.
Now, the artist announced that these nine collaborations will be part of a new collection of archival material. '1970' will contain 74 previously unreleased songs, including unreleased tracks, demos, and discarded tracks.
As its title suggests, the music will focus on the recordings Dylan made during the 1970s. The cuts range from March 3, 1970, to August 12 of the same year.