TalkShop live is now taking pre-orders for an autographed translucent sky blue edition of Dave Stewart’s latest album Dave Does Dylan for $29.98

For fans who’ve followed Dave Stewart’s journey from Eurythmics to solo storytelling, his latest release Dave Does Dylan is more than just a covers album—it’s a personal tribute to a lifelong friend and musical icon. And now, there’s a new way to experience it: a highly limited Sky Blue vinyl edition, available exclusively through TalkShopLive in the U.S. On August 13th Dave will be on the show talking about the album.

This version comes with a signed 11×11 insert, making it a collector’s piece for anyone who’s been touched by Stewart’s take on Dylan’s classics. The album itself features 14 acoustic renditions, recorded in single takes with just voice and guitar. It’s raw, intimate, and full of the kind of emotional depth that only decades of friendship and admiration can bring.

What People Are Saying

• Rock and Blues Muse praised the album’s stripped-back approach, noting that Stewart “finds inspired renditions of Dylan’s songs—all of which he has adored since an early age”.
• Vinyl Me, Please highlighted the authenticity of the recordings, many of which were captured on an iPhone during quiet moments backstage or on tour.
• Dylan himself offered high praise, calling Stewart “a dreamer and a fearless innovator… very mystical but rational and sensitive when it comes to the hot irons of art forms”.

Among the standout tracks are “Simple Twist of Fate,” “Forever Young,” and “Knockin’ On Heaven’s Door.” Each one feels like a quiet conversation between old friends, with Stewart’s voice carrying the weight of memory and meaning.

For longterm fans, this Sky Blue edition is a chance to hold something tangible that reflects the spirit of the album. It’s not flashy, and it’s not trying to be. It’s just Dave, doing Dylan—with heart, honesty, and a whole lot of soul.

If you’ve already got the standard release, this one’s for the shelf, the turntable, and the quiet Sunday mornings. And if you haven’t heard it yet, now’s a good time to press play.