60 pieces of music memorabilia owned and used by Dylan were auctioned including 50 items from rock journalist Al Aronowitz’s personal collection. Aronowitz was one of the very first professional ...

All but 10 of the items were from the personal collection of late music journalist Al Aronowitz, per the auction house’s site. The auction generated nearly $1.5 million in in-person and online ...

Bob Dylan's typewritten draft of the "Mr. Tambourine Man" lyrics sold for $508,000 Saturday at an auction featuring 60 Dylan items from the collection of late rock journalist Al Aronowitz.

He added: “We’re honoured to highlight this truly unique collection with so many historic Bob Dylan items from the grandfather of rock journalism, Al Aronowitz. “Today’s white glove ...

Others are valued at around $100. The items being sold form part of the personal collection of journalist Al Aronowitz, commonly known as the "godfather of rock journalism," who became friends ...

Julien's said 50 of the items, including the lyrics that received the highest sale price, came from the personal collection ...

The lyrics were at one time thrown into the trash can, but music journalist Al Aronowitz lent Dylan his typewriter to write the iconic song. “In an article titled 'Bob Dylan: The Champ Has No ...

The document belong to Al Aronowitz, the so-called grandfather of rock journalism who befriended Dylan in the 1960s. He died ...

Famed for introducing Dylan to The Beatles in 1964 and for being the first manager of The Velvet Underground, Aronowitz spoke about his unique connection to "Mr. Tambourine Man" in a 1973 article ...