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In the late 1970s he became a born-again Christian and released three records of primarily religious songs; of these three, some fans regard "Slow Train Coming" as most worth attention. He remained in the doldrums throughout the 1980s while crossing the world on his "Neverending Tour." The 1990s again saw something of a renaissance, first with "Oh Mercy" (1989) and later returning to his folk roots with two albums covering old folk and blues numbers: "Good As I've Been To You"(1992), "World Gone Wrong" (1993). In 1997, he released an album of original songs, "Time Out Of Mind"(1997) - for which he won a Grammy Award.
In the late 1970s he became a born-again Christian and released three records of primarily religious songs; of these three, some fans regard "Slow Train Coming" as most worth attention. He remained in the doldrums throughout the 1980s while crossing the world on his "Neverending Tour." He did take part in the Travelling Wilburys album project. The 1990s again saw something of a renaissance, first with "Oh Mercy" (1989) and later returning to his folk roots with two albums covering old folk and blues numbers: "Good As I've Been To You"(1992), "World Gone Wrong" (1993). In 1997, he released an album of original songs, "Time Out Of Mind"(1997) - for which he won a Grammy Award.
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