Home / Music / The Freewheelin' Bob Dylan cover was shot on Jones StreetMusic linernotes album music bob-dylanThe Freewheelin' Bob Dylan cover was shot on Jones StreetThe iconic cover of Bob Dylan’s The Freewheelin’ Bob Dylan was photographed by Don Hunstein on Jones Street in Greenwich Village, showing Dylan walking with his girlfriend Suze Rotolo. 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 soundBob 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 themDylan's best Blonde on Blonde takes came when the band thought they were just rehearsingExploreGentle Giant's Octopus is a pun on eight tracks and a musical workQuadrophenia is a play on schizophrenia for The Who's four-sided protagonist'Zoor' means 'to cry out' in an ancient Provençal dialectPortishead's Dummy won the 1995 Mercury Prize over Oasis and PulpThe Montreux Jazz Festival has been running since 1967Previous The Jeff Beck Group's Truth dropped in summer 1968Next The Corrs' In Blue came out in July 2000 on Atlantic/143 Records