Bob Dylan Hold The Fort For What It's Worth Hoffman Avenue Records HAR168 - 2xLP
  $   27

 


$ 27 Sold For
May 7, 2018 Sold Date
Apr 27, 2018 Start Date
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Label/Catalog Number:            Hoffman Avenue Records HAR 168

Condition: 
      Media:      Disk1:   NM Deep, rich yellow vinyl. No apparent flaws. (see photos)
                        Disk 2:  NM
Deep, rich green vinyl. Extremely 1" light surface surface scratch on the green disk S3 that
                                             cannot be fingernail-felt and is not audible. (see photos)
      Sleeve:     NM  Extremely light shelf wear on top and bottom edges. Two creases in lower right area (see last pic of rear).
                                No seam splits, stains or bent corners. (see photos)
      Matrix:      Disk1-Side1:    HAR 168-1   LOU      Disk1-Side4:  HAR 168-4  MARK 
                         Disk2-Side2:   HAR  168-2   CHAR   Disk2-Side3:   HAR 168-3  SEAN

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Tracklist
A1     Going, Going, Gone    
A2     Idiot Wind    
A3     It Ain't Me, Babe    
A4     Deportees    
B1     Where Did Vincent Van Gogh?    
B2     One Too Many Mornings    
B3     Mozambique    
B4     Isis    
B5     Stuck Inside Of Mobile    
C1     Oh Sister    
C2     You're A Big Girl Now    
C3     You're Gonna Make Me Lonesome    
C4     Lay Lady Lay    
C5     Railroad Boy    
D1     I Pity The Poor Immigrant    
D2     Shelter From The Storm    
D3     When I Paint My Masterpiece    
D4     I Don't Believe You    
D5     Blowin' In The Wind

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Excerpts from bobsboots.com:
HAR Label (Hoffman Ave.) released this set in 1976.   Song lineup on back with interesting liner notes.  Nice looking full printed silver 'Wicked messenger labels.'  The show is from the Rolling Thunder tour in Texas, May 16, 1976. Also included is a track from *New Haven Nov. 13 1975; and two from **Hartford, Nov. 24, 1975.
In the liner notes there is a section thanking certain individuals by first name. The first four names that the album is dedicated to are Lou & Char, and Sean & Mark. Each album side contains one of these names in the matrix area of the runoff.
Side 1- Lou  Side 2- Char  Side 3- Sean  Side 4- Mark
The producer is listed as Elsie Joonyer. That would be the infamous Lou Cohan, Jr. (LC Jr.) The FBI already figured that out, so we're not giving away any secrets

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