Bob Dylan invited Dire Straits' Mark Knopfler to collaborate in the early 1980s, but neither artist was prepared for the other's workflow.

The guitarist was at his peak with Dire Straits when Dylan hired him to produce 'Infidels,' the celebrated album that marked the born-again Christian's return to secular music ...

Infidels, Dylan's first secular album in half a decade, was graced with a bounty of sweetly tasteful leads from the Dire ...

While Bob moved away from his gospel phase on albums like 1984’s Infidels, the fundamentalism with which he spread his religious message alienated much of his core fan base. Dylan’s albums ...

Keith Richards, his longtime […] Bob Dylan's return to musical form on 1983's Infidels album stirred hopes that his next LP might bring him all the way into the Eighties. Instead, with one eye ...