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Frank Sinatra once again influences a Bob Dylan album

Bob Dylan
Bob Dylan performs at the Feis Festival in London on June 18, 2011.
OLIVIA HARRIS | AFP | Getty Images 2011

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Today's Morning Edition music is from "Melancholy Mood" by Bob Dylan, a track released this week from his forthcoming album "Fallen Angels."

The new album, which comes out in May, will resemble his last one and feature songs made famous by Frank Sinatra.

This tune was the B-side of Sinatra's first single, which came out in 1939.

Dylan is going back out on tour starting Saturday with a series of dates in Japan. He'll be back in the U.S. in June. There are no scheduled dates so far in Minnesota.