Home / Music / Blowin' in the Wind became Bob Dylan's most iconic songMusic linernotes album music bob-dylanBlowin' in the Wind became Bob Dylan's most iconic song“Blowin’ in the Wind” was the lead single from The Freewheelin’ Bob Dylan, released in August 1963 — it became one of Dylan’s most iconic songs. Search Amazon As an Amazon Associate, Work Notes may earn.Related NotesBob Dylan recorded John Wesley Harding in under twelve hoursScarlet Rivera gave Bob Dylan's Desire its violin-driven soundThe 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 themExploreTerje Rypdal's Odyssey was recorded in Oslo in August 1975.Parallelograms was recorded in Los Angeles in late 1969.Diamanda Galás recorded Plague Mass live at the Cathedral of St. John the Divine.Bill Evans recorded The Real Book at Grog Kill Studio in 1993.King Crimson's Red was recorded at Olympic Studios in London.Previous Bob Dylan's Freewheelin' took a full year of sessionsNext Black Sabbath was originally a blues rock band called Earth