Bob Dylan fans apparently will be treated to a new album by the revered folk-rocker in the not-too-distant future.  David Hidalgo , longtime singer/guitarist for the Los Angeles roots-rock group Los Lobos , tells The Aspen Times that he recently contributed his talents to the new recording, which Dylan worked on at Jackson Browne 's L.A. studio.

Hidalgo, who also appeared on Dylan's two previous studio efforts -- 2009's Christmas in the Heart and Together Through Life -- revealed that he added some traditional Mexican instrumentation to the new tracks.

Hidalgo also added that he enjoyed working with Dylan on the forthcoming project, while marveling at the continued inventiveness of the 70-year-old singer/songwriter.

"It was a great experience," said Hidalgo.  "And different.  Each one has been different, all completely different approaches.  It's an amazing thing, how he keeps creativity.  I don't see how he does it."

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