NEW YORK — Bob Dylan won the Nobel Prize for Literature for his rock poetry, but he is returning to classics with his new album which marks his latest collection of Frank Sinatra standards. "Triplicate," which will come out on March 31, will be Dylan’s first three-disc album and his third successive album consisting of covers of tunes performed by Sinatra. While Sinatra is the common thread on "Triplicate," Dylan’s 38th studio album, the 30 songs come from a range of songwriters. It was unclear when Dylan recorded "Triplicate," although he cited pre-existing commitments for his failure to attend the Nobel ceremony. Dylan released a first album of Sinatra covers in 2015, "Shadows in the Night," and a second one last year, "Fallen Angels."

Source: Viet Nam News February 01, 2017 03:32 UTC