Bill Kirchen – The Times They Are A Changin' (Bob Dylan cover) – LIVE at the Hotel Wolfe Island

Legendary "Titan of the Telecaster" Bill Kirchen (along with his all-star Texas guys — Jack Saunders on bass and Rick Richards on drums) cranked out this high-octane, classic twang version of Bob Dylan's anthem, during a stop on his annual Honky Tonk Holiday Tour at Hotel Wolfe Island.

Hotel Wolfe Island has transformed the Island’s landmark hotel and waterfront, creating a new home for sustainable, locally-sourced food and vibrant live music, arts, and community events – just a short, free ferry ride from downtown Kingston, Ontario. Find out more:

https://hotelwolfeisland.com
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In this Video Resource(s) Hotel Wolfe Island Artist(s) Jack Saunders, Bill Kirchen, Rick Richards
Posted: Dec. 9, 2025 via kingstonlive.ca

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