Ivica S. - 29/Aug/2020  This album is great for a number of reasons. . . good music and lyrics. . . There is nothing to not love here. . . Highly recommended
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Sean McCarthy - 10/Jan/2011  The Bootleg Series continues to yield some great rewards in Bob Dylan's catalog. In 1998, Dylan's famous Royal Albert Hall concert was released as a t...
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JIM CALIGIURI - 30/Dec/2010 At the time of these recordings, the term singer-songwriter didn't exist. Even Dylan's first album, released before the making of these demos, contain...
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AMOROSI - 28/Dec/2010  The highlights amongst themore familiar tunes are numerous and unforgettable: a fuzzy piano-only versionof "Mr. Tambourine Man," the spare but playful...
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Ron Hart - 24/Dec/2010 Bob Dylan: The Bootleg Series Volume 9: The Witmark Demos 1962-1964...
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Doug Collette - 15/Dec/2010  Of all the extraordinary aspects of Bob Dylan’s flair for composing early in his career, the prolific nature of his writing may be the most awe-inspir...
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Eric Dennis - 07/Nov/2010  It's practically a tradition that each new Bob Dylan Bootleg Series release will be accompanied by complaints from Dylan freaks (sorry, "aficionados")...
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Joshua Love - 05/Nov/2010  In his 2004 memoir, Chronicles, Volume One, Bob Dylan writes of encountering Mike Seeger in the early 1960s in Greenwich Village, and being left spell...
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Gary Graff - 29/Oct/2010 Precious few popular music vaults have been more prolific and consistently rewarding than Bob Dylan's deep trove. Since the groundbreaking 1985 "Biogr...
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Sean Egan - 25/Oct/2010 In July 1962, Bob Dylan – four months after releasing his unremarkable first album – was signed by prestigious music publishing company M. Witmark & S...
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