Bob Dylan invited Dire Straits' Mark Knopfler to collaborate in the early 1980s, but neither artist was prepared for the other's workflow.

The guitarist was at his peak with Dire Straits when Dylan hired him to produce 'Infidels,' the celebrated album that marked the born-again Christian's return to secular music ...

Any artist should want to push themselves forward when getting inspired, but Mark Knopfler figured that he may as well pack ...

Mark Knopfler was becoming recognised as a guitar hero for a new generation, but he still idolised the legends of decades prior.