Bob Dylan, Roskilde Festival, Denmark, 29th June 1990. (Photo by Goedefroit Music/Getty Images) Even when it was at some of its lowest ebbs, Bob Dylan’s recording career was never less than fascinating. His missteps often held more ambition and curiosity than the triumphs of other artists. Make no mistake, Under The Red Sky, released in 1990, qualifies as one of those missteps. Even Dylan himself admitted this down the road. But at least it was …
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