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Having hinted as his intentions on the more rustic John Wesley Harding, Bob Dylan dove head-long into deep country for 1969’s Nashville Skyline - a striking retrenchment for the fiery protest singer just as the ’60s were taking an ugly turn.
The album found Dylan in a quiet place, after his own turbulent experiment with electrifying folk music. He had taken an opportunity after a motorcycle accident to reconnect with family life, and his music had become more personal. “The songs reflect more of the inner me than the songs of the past”, Dylan told Newsweek at the time.