5th July 2007 -Crested Butte Weekly
MUSIC MATTERS
Dylan66 Pays Tribute to a Living Legend at Cowboys Bar-B-Que
Chris Kelly

"I've been trying to come up with a funny story or joke about our name," says Dewey Paul, singer and guitarist with Dylan66, "but the truth is, it's Bob Dylan�s age." But Dylan66 is not your average cover band, in fact, they�re not a cover band at all. The lead vocalist for the band is female vocalist Chella Negro who Dewey describes as the "voice of the band." Now that�s a novel way to approach that classic Bob Dylan style... with a lady singer.
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29th June 2007 -Steamboat Pilot & Today
Old songs with new tricks
Dylan 66 brings life to songwriter's many classics
Erin Gleason

Don't call Dylan 66 a cover band.

"We don't like to think of ourselves as a cover group," guitarist and vocalist Dewey Moffitt said. " We try to keep our own unique style while we play Dylan's songs."

Dylan 66, a compilation of artists that re-create Dylan's songs, started as a charity concert in 2006. The original idea for the event celebrated...
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22nd June 2007 -Rocky Mountain News
SPOTLIGHT COLUMNIST
Mark Brown

RUMORS AND HEARSAY: The Dylan66 show at the Oriental Theatre is hitting the road with members of Leftover Salmon, Shakedown Street and more. Dates are set in mountain towns and Denver...
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21st June 2007 -Summit Daily News
Front Range musicians break from regular gigs to play Dylan
Leslie Breefield

On Bob Dylan�s 65th birthday last year, Denver area musicians got together to perform the songwriter�s classic tunes, and raise money for music in the schools.
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24th May June 2007 -Westword
"What About Bob?"

Dewey Paul Moffitt is somewhat of a tribute giver extraordinaire. The co-owner of the Oriental Theater, 4335 West 44th Avenue, Moffitt has paid homage to Van Morrison, Bruce Springsteen, Tom Waits and the Band. But last year's Bob Dylan tribute, Dylan65 (dubbed so because it was held on Dylan's 65th birthday), drew by far the biggest crowd. "Bob's crossovers reach every genre of music. He is the best to interpret in your own way," Moffitt says. Last year's monumental response motivated Moffitt to do it again... but this time, even bigger...
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18th May 2007 -Rocky Mountain News
SPOTLIGHT COLUMNIST
Mark Brown

Speaking of Dylan, the Oriental Theatre is holding its annual tribute concert to him on his birthday (May 24) with...
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