Barry Goldberg, the renowned blues-rock keyboardist who famously backed Bob Dylan at the 1965 Newport Folk Festival, has died at age 83 following a decade-long battle with non-Hodgkin lymphoma. Goldberg passed away on January 22, 2025, with his wife Gail and son Aram by his side. A Chicago native, Goldberg's illustrious career spanned over six decades. He co-founded The Electric Flag with Mike Bloomfield and contributed to numerous iconic recordings, including Mitch Ryder's "Devil With A Blue Dress On". Goldberg also collaborated with artists such as Muddy Waters, Leonard Cohen, and The Ramones.

Fans of Bob Dylan songs will remember Goldberg's unique distinction of having his self-titled 1974 album as the only record Bob Dylan ever produced for another artist. The album, recorded in Muscle Shoals, Alabama, showcased Goldberg's blues prowess and Dylan's production skills. As Bob Dylan continues his legendary journey with upcoming Bob Dylan tour dates, fans can reflect on Goldberg's contributions to music history.

Goldberg's passing marks the end of an era in blues-rock history, leaving behind a legacy of musical innovation and collaboration. Those interested in Bob Dylan movie projects and Bob Dylan set list highlights can explore more about his career through dedicated stations on Exclusive Radio from the YouRadio platform.