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The Magic Of Melancholy Music

From Bob Dylan to Mark 'E' Everett, why I love sad songs...

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1. Bob Dylan: Blood On The Tracks (1975) - So often obscurity fuels the creative fire and this is no more evident than on Dylan’s strikingly dark 1975 release. Here Dylan attempts, and succeeds, to confront his demons on this landmark collection of songs.

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