Bob Dylan's Transition to Electric "Highway 61 Revisited"180g Vinyl LP SEALED
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Bob Dylan's
1965s Transition to Electric Guitar
"Highway 61 Revisited"
A New Collaboration with Musicians like Michael Bloomfield, Al Kooper, Paul Griffin and Charley McCoy
"Happy 50th birthday to Highway 61 Revisited, Bob Dylan's strangest, funniest, most baffling and most perfect album. Released on August 30th, 1965, it arrived just five months after his previous masterpiece, Bringing It All Back Home, but this was a different guy making a different album, a folk rogue embracing the weirdness and spook of electric rock & roll. "The songs on this specific record are not so much songs but rather exercises in tonal breath control," Dylan explains in his wonderfully insane liner notes. "The subject matter — tho meaningless as it is — has something to do with the beautiful strangers." And that's what the nine songs on Highway 61 add up to: a late-night road trip through an America full of beautiful strangers who'll never get back home." Rob Sheffield
Issued in 2001 for the First Time on 180gram Premium Virgin Vinyl.
SEALED!
Purchased by Me in the Early 2000s.
Kept Carefully Stored.
The Jacket Appears Near Mint! Due to Bent Corners. No Split Seams.
The Record Will Be Well Packaged to Prevent Split Seams. Due to the Heavy Weight of the Vinyl I Cannot be Responsible If It Occurs.
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