In 1988, the Bob Dylan was getting panned critically. A year earlier, he had released Dylan and the Dead with, not surprisingly, the Grateful Dead, and critics hated it. After that came Down in the Groove, and critics hated that even more.  Dwindling sales, an unfortunate fashion sense, and the mere fact that it was…

Call it the ole Public Radio Boost* – since the airing of NPR’s Weekend Edition in which the band talks with host Rachel Martin about Americana music, death and awkward dancing, good people like you have been revitalizing our economy and buying Dust Windows, like, a lot. On Sunday, it was #49 on the iTunes…