Originally released in 2002 this insightful album established Barb Jungr as one of the leading interpreters of the Bob Dylan songbook and entered the Top 10 'Jazz Album of the Year' lists in The Sunday Times and The Telegraph whilst the Wall Street Journal described it as "...the most significant vocal album of the 21st century thus far". In 2017 the album featured in Will Friedwald's book, 'The Great Jazz and Pop Vocal Albums', the author stated, "This was more than a breakthrough; this was a revelation. Jungr heard possibilities in Dylan's music that the composer himself never even dreamed of."

Barb's revelatory interpretations get right to the heart of Dylan's lyrics, finding new depths and emotion in his work. The album's many fans include actor Jeremy Irons who named it one of his must-have albums on BBC Radio 4's Desert Island Discs. Barb's passion for the material and her clever musicality ensure that everyone will find something to enjoy. This album prompted more than a decade of Dylan performances with a Barbican tribute alongside Billy Bragg and Odetta, a highlight.