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Mr. Tambourine > biblioteca.salaborsa Discografia in Salaborsa sugli scaffali flickr.com, photo Angels Gate proposte nr. 151 Le date si riferiscono all'edizione del cd > libri e cdrom sono collocati insieme, suddivisi per le classi Mr. Tambourine man della Classificazione Decimale Dewey (CDD) che organizza la Bob Dylan, Columbia, 2005 conoscenza umana in dieci classi principali numerate da 000 M STR DYLAB BOB la felicità è uno stato di grazia a 900, suddivise a loro volta in sottoclassi per ogni materia. The freewheelin' Bob Dylan, Columbia Sony Music, 2003 Le dieci classi principali sono: M STR DYLAB FRE Infidels, Columbia, 2003 000 Generalità, enciclopedie generali, informatica, bibliote- M STR DYLAB INF che, musei ... Another side of Bob Dylan, CBS records, 1989 100 Filosofia, parapsicologia ed occultismo, psicologia... M STR DYLAB ANO Real live, Sony music, 1984 M STR DYLAB REA 200 Religione, cristianesimo, altre religioni... The times they are a-changin', Columbia, 1989 300 Scienze sociali, sociologia, politica, economia, diritto... , Columbia, 1986 M STR DYLAB TIM Knocked out loaded 400 Linguaggio, linguistica, le lingue e il loro insegnamento M STR DYLAB KNO Highway 61 revisited, Columbia, 2003 500 Scienze pure, astronomia, matematica, fisica, chimica, M STR DYLAB HIG Down in the groove, Columbia, 1988 botanica, zoologia... M STR DYLAB DOW Bringing it all back home, Columbia, 2003 600 Scienze applicate, medicina, ingegneria, agricoltura e M STR DYLAB BRI Bob Dylan & The Grateful Dead, Dylan & The Dead, allevamento... Columbia records, 1989 700 Arti e sport, arti visive, fotografia, architettura, musi- Blonde on blonde, Columbia, 2003 M STR DYLAB DYL ca, cinema, spettacolo, fumetti.. M STR DYLAB BLO 800 Letteratura, narrativa, poesia, teatro, critica ... Oh mercy, Columbia, c2003, 1989 Nashville skyline, Columbia, 2003 M STR DYLAB OHM 900 Geografia e storia, guide turistiche, mappe, archeologia M STR DYLAB NAS > i libri per la sola consultazione in biblioteca sono caratte- Under the red sky, Columbia Cbs, 1990 rizzati dall'etichetta rossa posta sul dorso del volume. Pat Garrett & Billy the Kid, soundtrack, Columbia, 2002, M STR DYLAB UND SPETTACOLO PATGA CD > la narrativa contemporanea (SN) è collocata in ordine alfa- Good as I been to you, Columbia, 1992 betico per autore, così come vhs-dvd (Video) e i cd musicali Planet waves, Columbia, 2003 M STR DYLAB GOO (Musica) suddivisi anche per genere. M STR DYLAB PLA > al Primo ballatoio si trovano quotidiani e riviste, i video World gone wrong, Columbia, 1993 documentari e le aree tematiche dedicate a viaggi, spetta- Before the flood, CBS records, 1990 M STR DYLAB WOR M STR DYLAB BEF 1-2 colo, Bologna e dintorni (SL, CL) Unplugged, Sony music, 1995 > l’area fumetti, giochi e sport si trova nella veranda di scu- Bob Dylan & The Band, The basement tapes, Columbia, 2009 M STR DYLAB UNP derie (piano 0) M STR DYLAB BAS 1-2 Time out of mind, Sony music, 1997 151 Blood on the tracks, Columbia, 1999 M STR DYLAB TIM M STR DYLAB BLO Love and theft, Columbia, 2001 Desire, Columbia, 2003 M STR DYLAB LOV M STR DYLAB DES Live 1964: concert at Philharmonic hall, Legacy Sony music, Bob Dylan at Budokan, Sony music, 1991 2004 M STR DYLAB BOB 1-2 M STR DYLAB LIV 1-2 Mr. Slow train coming, Columbia, 2003 Tell tale signs: rare and unreleased 1989-2006, Sony Bmg, In copertina il titolo è tratto dal film documentarioUna M STR DYLAB SLO vita inventata. Ritratto di Bonvi, a cura di Giancarlo Governi e 2008 Guido De Maria, 2000, prodotto da Format per Rai3. Saved, Columbia, 1980 M STR DYLAB TEL 1-2 Tambourine man Tutte le fotografie sono di RR M STR DYLAB SAV Christmas in the heart, Columbia, 2009 Shot of love, Columbia, 1981 M STR DYLAB CHR la felicità è M STR DYLAB SHO Together through life, Columbia, 2009 Istituzione Biblioteche del Comune di Bologna M STR DYLAB TOG Biblioteca Salaborsa Piazza Nettuno 3, Bologna uno stato di flickr.com, photo mac3 telefono 051 2194400 fax 051 2194420 grazia [email protected] www.bibliotecasalaborsa.it biblioteca.salaborsa proposte.151 novembre 2015 ð 5 6 Ok, un sacco di gente dice che non esiste felicità nella vita, e di Nigel Williamson, Guida completa a Bob Dylan, Milano, sicuro non esiste una felicità durevole. Ma il bastare a se stessi Vallardi, 2005 genera felicità. La felicità è uno stato di grazia. S 782.42166 DYLAB Anche se ti senti soddisfatto per un momento – magari dici 'Sì, Bob Dylan è diventato probabilmente la è un buon pasto, mi gratifica' - bene, questo non significa che figura più importante nella storia del Cesare Rizzi, Bob Dylan, Firenze, Giunti, 2004 ti sentirai per forza così un'ora dopo. La vita ha i suoi alti e S 782.42166 DYLAB bassi, e bisogna che il tempo sia tuo compagno. Davvero, il rock – più importante di Elvis perché Anthony Scaduto, Bob Dylan, Roma, Arcana, 2003 tempo è il tuo amico più caro. ha scritto di suo pugno le sue canzoni, S 782.42166 DYLAB I bambini sono felici. Ma non hanno ancora sperimentato gli ricche di creatività musicale; più impor- Greil Marcus, Quella strana, vecchia America : i Basement alti e bassi. Tapes di Bob Dylan e la metamorfosi culturale del grande Non sono nemmeno del tutto sicuro di che cosa significhi la “tante dei Beatles perché ha influenzato paese, Roma, Arcana, 2002 parola 'felicità', se devo essere sincero. John Lennon, i suoi testi e … il suo SDEP 782.42166 DYLAB Non so se sono in grado di darne una definizione. essere “blues”; più importante dei Rolling Howard Sounes, Bob Dylan, Parma, Guanda, 2002 Bob Dylan, Intervista di AARP Magazine, 2015 Stones perché, dunque, lui è molto più S 782.42166 DYLAB Paolo Vites, Bob Dylan 1962-2002 : 40 anni di canzoni, flickr.com, photo Ben Salter importante dei Rolling Stones Roma, Editori Riuniti, 2002, in appendice 100 concerti Joe Queenan, 1966 imperdibili di Bob Dylan, a cura di Alessandro Cavazzuti S 782.42166 DYLAB Alessandro Carrera, La voce di Bob Dylan : una spiegazione Su Bob Dylan flickr.com, photo mlhs, Mattew dell'America, Milano, Feltrinelli, 2001 S 782.42164 DYLAB Larry Sloman, On the road with Bob Dylan : storia del Michele Murino, Bob Dylan : percorsi, Foggia, Bastogi, Rolling Thunder Review (1975), Roma : Minimum fax, 2013 2006 Greil Marcus, Bob Dylan: la repubblica invisibile, Padova, S 782.42166 DYLAB S 782.42166 DYLAB Arcana, 1997 S 782.42166 DYLAB Mike Marqusee, Wicked messenger : Bob Dylan e gli anni Nicola Menicacci, Bob Dylan : l'ultimo cavaliere, Riola, Sessanta, Milano : Il Saggiatore, 2010 Hermatena, 2005 Anthony Scaduto, Bob Dylan : la biografia, Milano, S 782.42166 DYLAB S 782.42166 DYLAB Arcana, 1986 SDEP 782.42166 DYLAB Rudy Salvagnini, Il cinema di Bob Dylan, Recco, Le mani, Michele Murino e Salvatore Esposito, Bob Dylan, Roma, 2009 Editori Riuniti, 2005 Nemesio Ala, Bob Dylan dal mito alla storia : la prima bio- SPETTACOLO 791.43 DYLAB S 782.42164 DYLAB grafia storico-critica apparsa in Europa, Milano, Savelli, 1980 Parole nel vento : i migliori saggi critici su Bob Dylan, Sam Shepard, Diario del Rolling Thunder (Dylan e la tournée S 782.42164 DYLAB Novara, Interlinea, 2008 del 1975), Roma, Cooper, 2005 S 782.42166 DYLAB S 782.42166 DYLAB Tutti i titoli elencati qui di seguito sono gratuitamente disponibili al prestito in Biblioteca Salaborsa. I libri possono essere tenuti un mese, i cd una settimana. Per saperne di più, visita www.bibliotecasalaborsa.it Liriche e poesie, narrativa Bob Dylan, Chronicles 1, Milano, Feltrinelli, 2008 Bob Dylan, Tarantula, Milano, Feltrinelli, 2007 S 818 DYLAB Bob Dylan, Bob Dylan: lyrics 1962-2001, Milano, Feltrinelli, 2006 S 782.42166 DYLAB Bob Dylan, Mr. Tambourine: testi e poesie: 1962-1985, Roma, Arcana, 2005 S 782.42166 DYLAB Bob Dylan, Blues, ballate e canzoni, Roma, Grandi tascabi- li economici Newton, 1998 S 782.42166 DYLAB Bob Dylan, Dylaniana : Bob Dylan racconta Dylan, Milano, Gammalibri, 1994 S 782.42166 DYLAB flickr.com, photo roel1943, Roel Wijnants 1 2 3 4.
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