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the forgotten sessions 1961-1963 - bob dylan

The Forgotten Sessions 1961-1963

Bob Dylan

2017
20 tracks
1 uur, 16 min
folk rock

Album Description

Bob Dylan's 'The Forgotten Sessions 1961-1963' is a captivating collection of live recordings that delve into the early days of the legendary singer-songwriter's career. Released on 12 October 2017 via the Sessions label, this album showcases Dylan's folk roots and emerging talent across a series of intimate performances.

The 1 hour and 16-minute duration is filled with an array of enchanting tracks, including 'Talkin Columbia', 'Hangknot Slipknot', and 'Talkin Fish Blues', all recorded live at the Indian Neck Festival in 1961. Additionally, the album features collaborations with notable musicians such as Danny Kalb, Ramblin' Jack Elliott, and Jim Kweskin, highlighting Dylan's ability to blend his unique sound with that of his contemporaries.

The album's tracklist is a testament to Dylan's eclectic style, with genres spanning folk rock, folk, singer-songwriter, roots rock, and country rock. From the haunting 'Omie Wise' and 'Poor Lazarus' to the poignant 'The Death Of Emmett Till' and 'Masters of War', each song demonstrates Dylan's mastery of storytelling through music.

With 'The Forgotten Sessions 1961-1963', Bob Dylan treats fans to a rare glimpse into his formative years, showcasing the raw talent and creative genius that would eventually cement his status as a musical icon. This remarkable collection is a must-listen for anyone fascinated by the evolution of Dylan's craft and the enduring power of his music.

October 12, 20172017 Bob Dylan, Woody Guthrie, Michal Phillip Jagger, Jim Rooney, Mathew Keith Walklate, Daniel Kalb, Eric Von Schmidt, Jesse Fuller, Gary Davis, John William Bone2017 Creative Zone Copyrights

Tracks

Talkin Columbia (Live Indian Neck Festival 1961)Bob Dylan
4:06
Hangknot Slipknot (Live Indian Neck Festival 1961)Bob Dylan
5:02
Talkin Fish Blues (Live Indian Neck Festival 1961)Bob Dylan
5:51
Handsome Molly (Live 1961 Riverside Church WRVR Broadcast)Bob Dylan
3:25
Omie Wise (Live 1961 Riverside Church WRVR Broadcast)Bob Dylan
4:18
Poor Lazarus (Live 1961 Riverside Church WRVR Broadcast)Bob Dylan
4:41
Mean Old Southern Railroad (with Danny Kalb) [Live 1961 Riverside Church WRVR Broadcast]Bob Dylan, Danny Kalb
3:09
Acne (with Ramblin' Jack Elliott) [Live 1961 Riverside Church WRVR Broadcast]Bob Dylan, Ramblin' Jack Elliott
2:13
San Francisco Bay Blues (with Jim Kweskin) [Live 1961 Gerdie's Folk City]Bob Dylan, Jim Kweskin
2:47
The Great Divide (with Jim Kweskin) [Live 1961 Gerdie's Folk City]Bob Dylan
3:30
Sally Gal (1961 Oscar Brand WYNC Broadcast)Bob Dylan
3:14
The Girl I Left Behind (1961 Oscar Brand WYNC Broadcast)Bob Dylan
5:20
Blowin' in the Wind (1962 WBAI Broadside Broadcast)Bob Dylan
2:36
Baby Let Me Follow You Down (1962 Billy Faier WBAI Radio Show)Bob Dylan
3:21
Talking John Birch Paranoid Blues (1962 Billy Faier WBAI Radio Show)Bob Dylan
4:23
The Death Of Emmett Till (1962 Billy Faier WBAI Radio Show)Bob Dylan
5:29
Make Me A Pallet On Your Floor (1962 Billy Faier WBAI Radio Show)Bob Dylan
3:37
Tomorrow is a Long Time (1963 Skip Weshner WNCN Broadcast)Bob Dylan
1:35
Masters of War (1963 Skip Weshner WNCN Broadcast)Bob Dylan
5:46
Bob Dylan's Blues (1963 Skip Weshner WNCN Broadcast)Bob Dylan
1:40

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About Bob Dylan

Bob Dylan, born Robert Allen Zimmerman, is an iconic American singer-songwriter whose influence on popular culture is immeasurable. With a career spanning nearly seven decades, Dylan has sold over 125 million records worldwide, earning him a place among the best-selling musicians of all time. His journey began in the folk scene of the early 1960s, where he quickly made a name for himself with his intellectually rich lyrics and poetic prowess. Dylan's ability to weave political, social, and philosophical themes into his music defied conventional pop norms and resonated deeply with the burgeoning counterculture.

Dylan's transition from folk to rock is legendary, notably marked by his controversial electric performance at the Newport Folk Festival. This shift not only expanded his musical horizons but also solidified his status as a cultural icon. His discography is a treasure trove of timeless classics, including "Blowin' in the Wind" and "Like a Rolling Stone," which continue to inspire generations of artists and fans alike.

In 2016, Dylan was awarded the Nobel Prize for Literature, further cementing his legacy as one of the greatest songwriters of all time. Beyond music, Dylan has explored various artistic avenues, including writing and visual arts, showcasing his multifaceted talent. His ongoing tours and frequent releases keep his legacy alive, ensuring that new audiences continue to discover and appreciate his profound contributions to music and culture.

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