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Bob Dylan ~ Another Side of Bob Dylan, 1965 original Stereo Columbia LP $75 + S / H
1965 original 2nd press Columbia Records LP pressing #CS 8993, cover VG+(+), NO seam or spine splits, NO cut-out markings, NO ring-wear, some shelf wear, yellow spots / aging, vinyl VG++, NO scratches, 1 scuff, plays excellent. The 4th album (1964), "gathering NO moss..."
More Fresh Sides of Bob Dylan - 1964, 2006 original Limited #'d Edition 2CDr / Not For Sale
2006 original New Braunfels Historical Records #027, Limited #'d Edition 2CDr, #1 out of the only copy made. Live in the studio with heroes, hobos, friends and on the phone with a pig!
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Bob Dylan ~ Another Side of Bob Dylan, 1965 original Mono 2nd press Columbia Records LP, $758 + S / H
1965 original 2nd press Mono Columbia Records LP pressing #CL 2193, cover M-, still in the original plastic shrink-wrap (after 55 years!), NO seam splits, cut-out markings or ring-wear, plastic torn on top spine area, causing cover to yellow a little bit, vinyl M-, NO scratches, plays excellent with the odd click or pop. On September 24, 1965, Bob Dylan with The Hawks (the very 1st concert with all 5 members that later became The Band!) played at the Austin Municipal Auditorium in Austin, Texas. It was just Bob Dylan's 4th electric rock & roll concert ever over all. I was playing marbles in the 3rd grade elementary playground in the Rio Grande Valley about 300 miles further south. I had not heard of Bob Dylan at this point in time. It Ain't Me Babe
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Bob Dylan - Are You Now Or Have You Ever Been? 1974 original LP #1952, $358 + S / H
1974 original The Amazing Kornyfone Record Label LP pressing #TAKRL / 1952 Mono, "loose insert cover", cover M-, NO seam or spine splits, NO cut-out markings, NO ring-wear, vinyl M-, NO scratches, a scuff or two, plays excellent with minimal background noise in some spots.
A revealing look at the young Dylan upon his arrival in New York City in the icy winter of 1961 and afterwards. Starting off with a "ramblin' poem" read on stage about his folk hero Woody Guthrie. + Other early recordings, both live and "in the studio".
The title of this LP is in reference to the 1950s McCarthy era question "Are you now or have you ever been a member of the Communist Party?" Fitting, as Bob is in his early "protest the corruption of established authority" incarnation. No song said it better than John Birch Society Blues, but on this recording, Percy's Song and Seven Curses tell the story. The sub-title refers to his ingress (or coming into) Gotham (a Batman inspired reference to New York City). Gotham, in actuality, is in Jersey.
Bob Dylan ~ Basics In G Minor, 1975 original TAKRL #1900 7" EP vinyl pressing, $500 + S / H
Extreme rare 1975 original 2nd press The Amazing Kornyfone Record Label EP #TAKRL 1900 7" vinyl pressing, insert cover & disc M-, NO scratches, plays excellent The original 1st press 100 copies on red vinyl were made by a 1st time / one time only bootlegger who left the business after only 1 project. The 2nd pressing (on black vinyl, this one) was made by Hoffman Avenue Records (pretending to be a TAKRL release). Featuring Joan Baez on 2 tracks:
Side One: Mary Travers (of Peter, Paul & Mary) interviews Bob Dylan, part 1
Talkin' John Birch Paranoid Blues (live)
Mary Travers interview part 2
Mama, You've Been On My Mind (live, w Joan Baez)
Mary Travers interview part 3
Side Two: Mary Travers interview part 4
It Ain't Me, Babe (live w Joan Baez)
Mary Travers interview part 5
Help! (a very good imitator of Dylan or Bob Dylan himself singing The Beatles' classic!)
Side One matrix: EP 1900 side 1 Dylan For Pres in 76
Side Two matrix: EP 1900 side 2 Neil For VP
BOB DYLAN - IN CONCERT / BRANDEIS UNIVERSITY 1963, 2011 original 100% Sealed Columbia LP, $75 + S / H
2011 original Columbia Records LP pressing #88697 84743 1, 100% Still Sealed, MINT / MINT, unplayed, NO cut-out markings, NO seam splits, NO ring-wear. Recorded live at the Brandeis University Folk Festival, Brandeis University, Waltham, Massachusetts (USA).
Bob Dylan ~ Young Bob Dylan / Dylanology 1958 ~ 1961, 2004 original Limited #'d Edition CDr / Not For Sale
2004 original Deep in the Heart of Texas #034, Limited #'d Edition, #1 out of only 3 copies made. Recorded live to cassette on 4 different tape sessions, from 1958 to 1961. Priceless insight into the mind of the young teenage Robert Zimmerman.
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BOB DYLAN - NUMBER ONE, 1987 original 3rd press coloured vinyl LP, $500 + S / H
1987 original 3rd press made in Europe private pressing #660, cover M-, NO seam or spine splits, NO cut-out markings, NO ring-wear, vinyl M-, NO scratches, plays excellent. Recorded live at home in 1960 & 1961 when Dylan was still Zimmy. The Italian collector I bought this from many years ago assured me only 100 copies were made! Greyish purple marble swirl vinyl ("660" matrix). The 1st 2 versions were picture discs, also made in limited 100 copy runs.
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Bob Dylan ~ Young But Growing, 1984 original Germany 1st pressing LP, Clear #'d Vinyl, $4,000 + S / H
1984 original Germany pressing, 1st version, crystal clear vinyl LP, #322 out of 350 copies made. Vinyl M-, NO scratches, sound is excellent of the young "hipster" starting to "crow". Recorded live in Minneapolis, Minnesota in May 1961, before his 1st album! Fold-out aluminum-type cover M- (like the 1st Quicksilver Messenger Service or If albums, or the Cream-Wheels of Fire 2LP) with one corner bent. A rollickin', free-wheelin' 20 year old Bob Dylan at the start of his long career! "It's hard to be blind" has been adapted by Dylan from the traditional song "It's hard to be poor" and bluesman Gary Davis' "There was a time when I was blind". "This train" is Woody Guthrie's version of Big Bill Broonzy's "This train is bound for glory".
Mark Spoelstra ~ five & twenty questions, 1965 original mono Elektra LP, $200 + S / H
1965 original 1st press mono Elektra Records LP pressing #EKL 283. glossy cover M-, NO seam or spine splits, NO cut-out markings, NO ring-wear, original Elektra Records inner sleeve VG++, clear taped about 2 inches at bottom seam, vinyl M-, NO scratches, plays excellent with a few clicks & pops. When the 19 year old unknown & newly minted "Bob Dylan" landed in New York City in January 1961, Mark Spoelstra was one of the very 1st to hang out with him & swap songs.
BOB DYLAN ~ BACK TO THE ROOTS, 1982 original European pressing 2LP, $500 + S / H
1982 original made in Europe private pressing 2LP pressing, cover M-, NO seam or spine splits, NO cut-out markings, NO ring-wear, vinyl M-, NO scratches, play excellent with a few clicks & pops. Recorded from 1961 to 1964 including a very rare interview by the young Bob Dylan.
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Bob Dylan ~ Studs Terkel's Wax Museum, repress CDr of Yellow Dog #057 / Not For Sale
Repress of original 1994 Yellow Dog Records CD pressing, Recorded live at Studs Terkel's Wax Museum, Chicago, Illinois on May 3rd 1963 and broadcast at a later date by WFMT Radio. The old man and the grasshopper.
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BOB DYLAN ~ The Freewheelin', 1963 original Canada 1st pressing Mono LP, $500 + S / H
1963 original Canada pressing Columbia Records LP #CL 1986, the 4 removed tracks are still listed on the front cover, although not on the labels, and of course, not on the record itself, otherwise, this would be worth about $50K! Cover VG+(+), NO seam or spine splits, NO cut-out markings, NO ring-wear, some chipping on bottom corner, wear on bottom seam. Vinyl M-, NO scratches, plays excellent with minimum background noise. A big leap forward in songwriting!
THE FREEWHEELIN' BOB DYLAN, 1970 original Japan 1st press CBS / Sony LP + 4 page insert, $500 + S / H
1970 original made in Japan CBS / Sony Records LP pressing #SONP-50181, sturdy cover M-, NO OBI Japanese strip (MISSING!), NO seam or spine splits, NO cut-out markings, NO ring-wear, 4 page printed lyrics in Japanese & English M-, vinyl M-, NO scratches, plays excellent! This is the 1st issue of this release in Japan. His 2nd album, great songwriting on some classic Folk & Rock standards.
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The Freewheelin' BOB DYLAN Outtakes, repress CDr from 1994 original / Not For Sale
Repress CDr from a 1994 original bootleg release with material recorded from April to November 1962 in New York City, produced by John Hammond. Superb sound quality. Courtesy of the BAD Archives. Thanks again, Bruce!
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Bob Dylan ~ The Times They Are A-Changin', 1967 reissue Columbia LP, $500 + S / H
Released in January 1964 (his 3rd album), this is an early reissue 1967 Columbia Records LP #CS 8905, cover VG++, NO seam or spine splits, NO cut-out markings, NO ring-wear, one corner bent & includes the 2-sided "epitaphs" insert VG++, vinyl M-, NO scratches, plays excellent with minimal background noise in some spots.
1963 original made in the UK Folklore Records LP pressing #F-LEUT/7, glossy cover VG++, NO seam or spine splits, NO cut-out markings, NO ring-wear, small stain on bottom back cover (looks like a thumb print?), vinyl VG++, NO scratches, plays excellent w the odd click or pop. Recorded "live" at Dobell's Jazz Record Shop, London, England, January 14th & 15th, 1963, with Blind Boy Grunt (Bob Dylan) blowing harp on a few of the tunes. Cover artwork by Eric Von Schmidt.
Dick Farina & Eric von Schmidt, Ethan Singer, Bob Dylan, 1963 original UK press Folklore LP, $500 + S / H
Bob Dylan ~ Nashville Skyline, 1969 original made in China First Records LP, $200 + S / H
1969 original made in China First Records LP pressing #FL-1770, paper cover M-, in original plastic, vinyl VG+(+), NO scratches, a bit "noisy" at start of each side and in a couple of songs, otherwise, pretty enjoyable. These records are hard to come by in this well preserved condition.
1972 original Folkways Records LP pressing #FR 5315, thick, textured cover VG++, NO seam or spine splits, NO cut-out markings, NO ring-wear, shelf wear, wear on corners & edges, 12 page booklet w lyrics to all songs + the guitar tunings also! Most of these songs were written & performed in the years 1962 - 1965, including 4 rare recordings by Bob Dylan (under the alias of Blind Boy Grunt), the last recording by the late Peter La Farge (a live "Drums" from 1965, the year he died), 2 rare songs by 2nd best Phil Ochs, an early unrecorded track by Eric Anderson, and several others. All great!
Various Artists ~ Broadside Reunion Vol. 6, 1972 original Folkways LP + Booklet, $258 + S / H
