Oh Mercy

Bob Dylan's twenty-sixth studio album, Oh Mercy, marked a triumphant return to form for the legendary singer-songwriter. Released on 22 September 1989 by Columbia Records, this critically acclaimed collection of songs was produced by the esteemed Daniel Lanois. The album's success was a welcome resurgence for Dylan, following a string of poorly received albums, and it went on to achieve his best chart showing in years, reaching number 30 on the Billboard charts in the United States and number 6 in Norway.

Oh Mercy features a stellar lineup of musicians, including Dylan on vocals and guitar, Tony Hall on bass, Willie Green on drums, and Cyril Neville on percussion, among others. The album's 10 tracks, including 'Political World', 'Where Teardrops Fall', and 'Everything Is Broken', showcase Dylan's mastery of folk rock, folk, singer-songwriter, roots rock, and country rock genres.

With a duration of just 38 minutes, Oh Mercy is a concise yet powerful statement from one of music's most iconic figures. The album's release was met with widespread critical acclaim, and it remains a beloved entry in Dylan's extensive discography. Oh Mercy is a testament to Bob Dylan's enduring talent and his ability to craft songs that continue to resonate with audiences to this day.