Bob Dylan And The Band - The Basement Tapes Raw FLAC

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Credits

• Art Direction, Design [Package Design] – Geoff Gans
• Compiled By – Jeff Rosen
• Design, Layout – Bryan Lasley
• Engineer [Tape Restoration] – Garth Hudson, Jan Haust, Peter J. Moore
• Engineer [Technical Assistance, Mastering] – George Guerra
• Lead Vocals – Bob Dylan
• Liner Notes – Clinton Heylin, Jan Haust, Sid Griffin
• Mastered By – Peter J. Moore
• Mastered By [Additional], Producer [Additional] – Mark Wilder
• Musician – Bob Dylan, Garth Hudson, Levon Helm, Richard Manuel, Rick Danko, Robbie Robertson
• Photography By – Elliott Landy
• Photography By [Basement Tape Boxes] – Kevin James
• Photography By [Booklet 31] – John Scheele
• Photography By [Booklet 32-33] – Reid Miles
• Producer [Producer For Release] – Jan Haust, Jeff Rosen, Steve Berkowitz
• Product Manager – Jeroen van der Meer
• Recorded By – Garth Hudson
• Research – Arie de Reuse, Glenn Korman, Magne Karlstad, Oddbjørn Saltnes
• Research [Toronto] – Caitlin E. Loney
• Written-By – Bob Dylan (tracks: 1-1 to 1-4, 1-7 to 1-11, 1-12 to 2-6, 2-8 to 2-12, 2-14 to 2-19, )

Notes

Made in Japan

Barcodes

• Barcode: 4 547366 225815
• Rights Society: JASRAC

Companies

• Phonographic Copyright (p) – Columbia Records
• Copyright (c) – Columbia Records
• Manufactured By – Sony Music Labels Inc.

Album

The Basement Tapes is an album by American singer-songwriter Bob Dylan and the Band. It was released on June 26, 1975, by Columbia Records and is Dylan's 16th studio album. Two-thirds of the album's 24 tracks feature Dylan on lead vocals backed by the Band, and were recorded in 1967, eight years before the album's release, in the lapse between the recording and subsequent release of Blonde on Blonde and John Wesley Harding, during sessions that began at Dylan's house in Woodstock, New York, then moved. The Basement Tapes Raw, like the original 75 release, blends brilliant performances with pure curiosities. Whats remarkable, though, are how many beautiful, emotionally daunting moments came into being during these rather informal sessions. One Too Many Mornings , previously a near-whispered, softly strummed cut from 1964s The Times They Are a-Changin, transforms into a full-bodied moment of clarity with the deft touch of bassist Rick Dankos vocal harmonies, Hudsons floating organ, and Robbie Robertsons warm, affirming guitar. The Basement Tapes: Raw rights this wrong, stripping away the excess overdubs and excising the ten Band songs - a process which includes handing some of the tunes back over to Bob, including a wildly careening version of Don't Ya Tell Henry - and then adding in all the major Dylan originals missing from the 1975 LP . The Basement Tapes Raw. Play album. The Band also worked with Dylan on the initial Blonde On Blonde sessions which, bar two tracks, were ultimately abandoned in favour of versions recorded with Nashville session musiciThe Basement Tapes Raw. Get album. The Band also worked with Dylan on the initial Blonde On Blonde sessions which, bar two tracks, were ultimately abandoned in favour of versions recorded with Nashville session musici read more. Bob Dylan and The Band is a long-lived collaboration with few official releases, their recordings together often released under Dylan's name alone. The members of The Band first work read more. Bob Dylan & The Band -Odds and Ends Alternate Version Take 1. Bob Dylan & The Band -Million Dollar Bash Take 1. Bob Dylan & The Band -One Too Many Mornings. Bob Dylan & The Band -I Don't Hurt Anymore. Bob Dylan & The Band -Ain't No More Cane Alternate Version Take 2. Bob Dylan & The Band -Crash on the Levee Take 2. Bob Dylan & The Band -Tears of Rage Take 3. Bob Dylan & The Band -Dress It up, Better Have it All. Bob Dylan & The Band -I'm Not There. Формируйте собственную коллекцию записей Bob Dylan & The 2014 38 Songs. Albums You May Also Like. The Basement Tapes. Bob Dylan & The Band. Behind the Music. The Soundtrack of Our Lives. A Reality Tour Bonus Track Version. David Bowie. John Prine. Heavy and a Bottle of Bread Take 2. Don't Ya Tell Henry. Baby, Won't You be My Baby. Start to Continue podcast presents a Video One Shot Unbox. The Basement Tapes Raw: The Bootleg Series Vol. 11 Vinyl Follow us STCPod We unbox Bob Dylan's many cultural milestones, the legendary Basement Tapes have long fascinated and enticed successive generations of musicians, fans and cultural critics alike. Whereas the 1975 double-album The Basement Tapes had been prepared by Robbie Robertson and Rob Fraboni in an attempt to make the recordings sound like a finished product, the intention of this Bootleg series is to present them in their informal, homemade state. Garth Hudson had recorded the sessions on a stereo open-reel tape machine with the intention of mixing them to mono, and both the 1975 and 2014 versions sound mono, whether they are or not