The atmosphere was nothing like Scarlet had ever experienced. Dylan, she explains, wanted to do this for the sake of music and for the spirit of camaraderie it generates when like-minded artistes play ...

Scarlet Rivera may well be the most famous post-Band musician to play behind Bob Dylan. Two reasons: a violin that stands out more than, say, even the most stylistic bass or drum set, and one hell ...

talks exclusively to Scarlet Rivera, the violinist on Desire and the Rolling Thunder Revue tours of 1975 and 1976, about her experiences of encountering, recording and touring with Dylan. I wrote to ...

He got the background before he got the big payoff – Scarlet's legendary meeting with Bob Dylan on a Greenwich Village street corner. She had massive hair and a fiddle case in her hand.

“I have performed `Hurricane’ many times live,” said Scarlet Rivera, “but have never recorded it with anyone since the original with Bob Dylan until now.” Now being this moment in time ...

Today, she plays some of the exact same notes she played 45 years ago while performing alongside Bob Dylan on Hurricane, the first song of his 1975 album Desire.Yet, Scarlet Rivera manages to somehow ...

Dylan’s official Instagram account quoted Scarlet Rivera, who asserted the following: “It was confirmed for me that I was with a living genius, on the level of Shakespeare of our time.” ...

Bob Dylan and the violinist Scarlet Rivera perform in one of the concerts that are featured in Martin Scorsese’s new film “Rolling Thunder Revue.” Photograph Courtesy Netflix Save this story ...

Scarlet Rivera, a violin player who was part of Bob Dylan's Rolling Thunder Revue, returns during Dylan Fest to play a benefit concert for the Armory Arts & Music Center.

Bob Dylan (left) and the Rolling Thunder Revue perform in January 1976. Musician Bob Neuwirth is at right. ... The band centered on violinist Scarlet Rivera, lead guitarist Mick Ronson ...

Dylan’s team began interviewing key figures from the tour like Joan Baez, Roger McGuinn, T-Bone Burnett and Scarlet Rivera about 10 years ago, though Scorsese used the conversations with them ...

SCARLET RIVERA: Dear Tim, you’re right, it’s about the inner experience that most journalists miss entirely. Both my inner experience and Bob Dylan’s towards me, which was the reason the outrageously ...