The Musicians Hall of Fame and Museum in Nashville proudly presents a rare opportunity to view a collection of legendary artifacts before they go under the hammer at the highly anticipated “CELEBRATING BOB DYLAN: THE ARONOWITZ ARCHIVE, T BONE BURNETT, & MORE” live and online auction on January 18th, 2025.

On Display Now – Witness Music History

Fans and collectors alike can experience an up-close look at these remarkable items:

• Bob Dylan’s Handwritten Lyrics for “Mr. Tambourine Man”
  Three progressive typescript drafts with handwritten annotations offer a window into Dylan’s creative genius during the composition of his 1965 masterpiece. These drafts, preserved by journalist Al Aronowitz, are accompanied by Aronowitz’s original article detailing the songwriting session, providing unmatched insight into Dylan’s process.

• Rare DJ Promo Record: “Blowin’ In The Wind” / “Don’t Think Twice, It’s All Right”
  This white label DJ promo disc, featuring a unique “Rebel With A Cause” message, showcases the historical significance of Dylan’s work in shaping musical narratives. In its original sleeve and very good condition, this piece is a collector’s dream.

• The Iconic Levi’s Denim Jacket from “Hearts of Fire”
  See the hand-embellished jacket worn by Dylan in the 1987 film. Designed by Pip Newbery, this one-of-a-kind piece reflects Dylan’s iconic style and role in cinematic history.

• Bob Dylan’s 1983 Fender Telecaster, Butterscotch Blonde
  Owned and played by Dylan, this custom-made guitar features “BOB DYLAN” stamps and a rich history, including its use on stage and in the studio. The guitar comes complete with a tweed case, provenance documentation, and photos of Dylan with the instrument.

Don’t Miss This Exclusive Exhibit

This exhibit is a once-in-a-lifetime chance to connect with the stories behind these extraordinary artifacts before they are offered to the world at auction. Visit the Musicians Hall of Fame and Museum to experience these treasures up close and celebrate the profound legacy of Bob Dylan.