Home / Music / Scarlet Rivera gave Bob Dylan's Desire its violin-driven soundMusic linernotes album music bob-dylanScarlet Rivera gave Bob Dylan's Desire its violin-driven soundRivera played violin on Desire, giving the album its distinctive string-driven sound. Dylan reportedly discovered her playing violin on a New York street. Search Amazon As an Amazon Associate, Work Notes may earn.Related NotesBob Dylan recorded John Wesley Harding in under twelve hoursThe Freewheelin' Bob Dylan cover was shot on Jones StreetBob Dylan's 'Hurricane' tells the story of Rubin 'Hurricane' Carter.Bob Dylan's John Wesley Harding came after the basement tapes — but used none of themDylan's best Blonde on Blonde takes came when the band thought they were just rehearsingExploreRollin' Stone collects Muddy Waters' essential Chess singlesMurray Head is the voice behind "One Night in Bangkok" and Jesus Christ SuperstarNérija blends jazz and Afrobeat into spiritual, energetic musicNatacha Atlas fuses Arabic music with hip-hop and electronic stylesNeil Young's "In the Wings" collects vault recordings from 1976-78Previous Sigh No More won Mumford and Sons a Brit Award and six Grammy nodsNext Rykodisc released Devo's archival live set The Mongoloid Years