Recorded live at Town Hall and Carnegie Hall New York City 1963. CD

A pivotal album for Bob Dylan – a record that continues the Nashville experiment of Blonde On Blonde, but which compresses it a bit more – almost like he's re-folding the electric energy back into the darkness of the spare sound of Times They Are A-Changin! Bob plays guitar, harmonica, and piano – in a core trio that just features Charlie McCoy on bass and Kenny Buttrey on drums – plus a bit of added steel guitar from Pete Drake. The album's filled with complicated dark little numbers like "All Along The Watchtower", "The Ballad Of Frankie Lee & Judas Priest", "I Am A Lonesome Hobo", "I Pity The Poor Immigrant", "The Wicked Messenger", "As I Went Out One Morning", and "Down Along The Cove". LP, Vinyl record album

Titles include "California", "Candy Man", "Man Of Constant Sorrow", "Only A Hobo", "Poor Lazarus", "Farewell Angelina", and "Who You Really Are". LP, Vinyl record album

Titles include "She Belongs To Me", "Desolation Row", "Visions Of Johanna", "Tell Me, Momma", "Baby Let Me Follow You Down", "One Too Many Mornings", "Like A Rolling Stone" and more. LP, Vinyl record album

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Side one features material from the film Don't Look Back, including the Donovan performance – and side two features live work from a 1966 tour, including the tracks "Desolation Row", "Tell Me Mama", and "Just Like Tom Thumb's Blues". LP, Vinyl record album

The first album in Dylan's so-called "Christian Period", but it's not really the uber-dramatic departure from the "old" Dylan that it was treated as at the time – gospel soul backing vocals and testifying lyricism for sure, but it sounds more like gospel has come to Dylan than it sounds like Dylan has "gone gospel". Slow Train Coming has a focused approach, ala Blood On The Tracks, even if this train doesn't come close to crossing over onto those particular tracks – and the return to a leaner, more focused vibe is welcome one. It's got stellar studio players in the mix, and producer Jerry Wexler's production touches on a soul sound, but smartly hews to Dylan's vocal style and lyrical focus. Dylan's high bar for a masterpiece given his trailblazing past didn't give this record or the following couple much a chance to succeed on their own merits back in the day, but all these years later...wow, this is really good, passionate stuff. Includes "Gotta Serve Somebody", "Precious Angel", "I Believe In You", "Slow Trait", "Gonna Change My Way Of Thinking", "Do Right To Me Baby (Do Unto Others)", "When You Gonna Wake Up", "Man Gave Name To All The Animals", "When He Returns". LP, Vinyl record album

Great material from Dylan's late career resurgence including some live tracks and a well curated set of outtakes from the sessions for Oh Mercy, Time Out Of Mind, and Modern Times. CD

Some of the darkest acoustic work that Bob Dylan ever recorded – a record of spare, stark beauty that really has the young singer knocking it out of the park! There's a brilliance to this record that makes it one of our key go-to Bob Dylan records over the years – mostly just the man and his guitar, but spinning out stories and messages with this understated genius – really setting himself apart from some of the overdone, over-hyped energy of the other rising folk singers of the time – and with politics that are still completely resonant after all of these years. The album's filled with beautiful songs – like "With God On Our Side", "North Country Blues", "Only A Pawn In Their Game", "The Lonesome Death Of Hattie Carroll", "Boots Of Spanish Leather", and "The Times They Are A-Changin". LP, Vinyl record album

One of those weird commercial projects by Columbia – done for Fender Guitars – with a very unusual mix of music, including titles by Bob Dylan, Chad & Jeremy, The Byrds, The Village Stompers, The Brothers Four, Paul Revere & The Raiders, Simon & Garfunkel, Aretha Franklin, Bobby Vinton, and The Dave Clark Five. The Dylan track is "Tombstone Blues". LP, Vinyl record album

Dylan & The Band's legendary Basement Tapes – those amazing late 60s Woodstock recordings – and an album that was a classic long before it was officially released in the mid 70s! Bootleg after bootleg of some these recordings might have sold enough copies on the grey market in the early 70s to go platinum back in the day, so there's little wonder that Columbia would finally get some kind of official release out there – and it lives up to the legend! Dylan's conversational, seemingly spontaneous lyricism stretches over a good portion of it, with some much more soulful numbers, too – and those are all the more effective with The Band's incredible instrumentation, backing and occasional lead vocals. Includes "Odds And Ends", "Million Dollar Bash", "Tears Of Rage", "Tiny Montgomery", "Nothing Was Delivered", "Too Much Of Nothing", "Clothes Line Saga", "You Ain't Goin Nowhere", "Open The Door, Homer", "This Wheel's On Fire, "Crash On the Levee (Down In The Flood)", "Long Distance Operator". LP, Vinyl record album

Loads of classics – including "Blowin In The Wind", "It Ain't Me Babe", "Like A Rolling Stone", "Rainy Day Women #12 & #35", "Positively 4th Street", "Just Like A Woman", "Mr Tambourine Man", and "I Want You". LP, Vinyl record album

An obscure live set, recorded from the audience – which means that the crowd noise is sometimes as loud as the music – which itself has a lot of electric guitar, and is pretty rock-based. Titles are listed as "Night People", "Looking Back", "In The Middle", "Everyone Will Be Happy", "Shake It", "Something Worth Living For", "In The Cool Of The Evening", "Try Me One More Time", and "Hallelujah". LP, Vinyl record album

32 classic Bob Dylan tracks – served up in one mighty nice set! CD

Plenty of early classics and hits – including "Don't Think Twice, It's All Right", "Blowin In The Wind", "Down The Highway", "A Hard Rain's Gonna Fall", "I Shall Be Free", "Bob Dylan's Dream", and "Oxford Town". LP, Vinyl record album

Dylan's wonderful foray into country rock – the great Nashville Skyline! He takes his voice into a strangely crooning arena that we hadn't heard from him before or since, kinda adding a mysterious vibe of the whole thing. Titles include a duet with Johnny Cash on "Girl From The North Country", plus "Lay Lady Lay", "Country Pie", "To Be Alone With You", and "One More Night". LP, Vinyl record album

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Features the entire performance from the Isle Of Wight festival in 1969 – with titles that include "To Ramona", "I Dreamed I Saw St Augustine", "She Belongs To Me", "Wild Mountain Thyme", "Minstrel Boy", "I Pitty The Poor Immigrant", "I'll Be Your Baby Tonight", and "One Too Many Mornings". LP, Vinyl record album

Two rare takes on this classic Bob Dylan tune from Infidels – both nicely different! Take 1 features Dylan on voclas, piano, and harmonica – with Mick Taylor on guitar over the very cool rhythm section of Alan Clark on keyboards, Robbie Shakespeare on bass, and Sly Dunbar on drums – and Take 5 changes it up nicely, with the replacement guitar of Mark Knopfler, who gives the tune a nicely different sound. Both tracks recorded April 11, 1983 at Power Station in NYC. 7-inch, Vinyl record

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A pretty amazing 70s moment from Bob Dylan – a legendary tour that was a bit of a rock and roll circus on wheels – hence, perhaps, the unique name of the tour! Bob's in a very collaborative spirit here – working with famous guests who include Mick Ronson, Joan Baez, Roger McGuinn, Joni Mitchell, Ronee Blakely and Ramblin' Jack Elliott – all in an upbeat mode that surfaced most strongly on some of Dylan's tracks on the Desire album, which was issued during the two legs of the tour. CD

Seminal work from Bob Dylan – one of his early electric sides, and a record that moved the singer from folk stardom to an even more explosive force in the mainstream! This is the record that forever made Dylan as influential on rock music as he was on underground styles – and the whole thing is a perfect blend of the complexity of his earlier songwriting with some tunes and messages that made his politics even more powerful than ever! The album's brimming over with genius – nearly every cut is a classic – and titles include "Subterranean Homesick Blues", "Maggie's Farm", "Mr Tambourine Man", "Gates Of Eden", "It's All Over Now Baby Blue", "It's Alright Ma", "Love Minus Zero/No Limit", "She Belongs To Me", and "Bob Dylan's 115th Dream". CD

Plenty of early classics and hits – including "Don't Think Twice, It's All Right", "Blowin In The Wind", "Down The Highway", "A Hard Rain's Gonna Fall", "I Shall Be Free", "Bob Dylan's Dream", and "Oxford Town". CD

First volume of this rare recording of live material by Bob Dylan – issued here with no label in a plain white cover! LP, Vinyl record album

A live document of the mid 70s Rolling Thunder Revue era! The best of it recasts classic Dylan songs as well as ones from the then recent Blood On The Tracks as raucous rock & roll tunes, which might've puzzled a lot of longtime fans, critics, and maybe even casual concertgoers at the time, but like so many initially confusing creative left turns in Dylan's career, it's a lot more fascinating in retrospect. Includes a rave-up version of "Maggie's Farm", plus "Shelter From The Storm", "Idiot Wind", "I Threw It All Away", "Stuck Inside Of Mobile With The Memphis Blues Again", "Lay Lady Lay", "You're A Big Girl Now" and more. LP, Vinyl record album

A pivotal moment for Bob Dylan – and maybe one of THE albums of the 60s! The newly-electrified Dylan really takes off here – putting more punch and bit into his already-strong lyrical approach – and twisting things in amazing ways that still leave us breathless all these many years later! And sure, the album gave Bob a few hits – which are nestled in here next to headier tunes that work together perfectly. Titles include "Like A Rolling Stone", "Ballad Of A Thin Man", "It Takes A Lot To Laugh It Takes A Train To Cry", "From A Buick 6", "Desolation Row", "Highway 61 Revisited", and "Queen Jane Approximately". LP, Vinyl record album

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Includes live material, alternate takes, and early home demos – almost all of it released previously unreleased. CD

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Two great soundboard recordings from the start of the Rolling Thunder tour. The setlists draw heavily on the upcoming Desire album with tracks that include "Hurricane", "One More Cup Of Coffee", "Sara", "Just Like A Woman", "Romance In Durango", "The Water Is Wide", "Isis", and "I Shall Be Released". CD

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Dylan cherry-picks the Sinatra songbook – with much better results than you might expect – stripping the 50s and 60s gloss that made perfect sense when interpreted by Ol' Blue Eyes, and bringing to light the more intimate charms that the songs carry at their core. Bob's voice is actually in pretty strong form here – laying off on the raspy growl of his more ornery later material, and portraying these songs with simple, honest clarity. As is always the case on later Dylan records, his seasoned road band also serve as his studio players – and it's an especially strong showcase for pedal steel player Donny Herron – with Dylan veterans Tony Garnier, Charlie Sexton and others in fine form, too. A few tracks have horns and larger-than-usual arrangements for Dylan, but it's a pretty laidback charmer overall. Includes "I'm A Fool To Want You", "The Night We Called It A Day", "Full Moon And Empty Arms", "Theat Lucky Old Sun", "Where Are You?", "Some Enchanted Evening" and more. CD

Live material from a concert in Barcelona on June 28, 1984 – with guest guitar from Carlos Santana on two tracks! LP, Vinyl record album

A pretty wonderful set of "rare" material by Dylan – with titles that include "Cough Song", "That's All Right Babe", "Hard Times In New York Town/Stealin", "Wade In The Water", "Cocaine", "Can I Crawl Out Your Window", "Killing Me Alive", and "It Takes A Lot To Laugh It Takes A Train To Cry". LP, Vinyl record album

A critical comeback album for Dylan – who never really went away, he was just floundering a bit commercially and critically for a number of years – one that set him up to ride high again for years to come! This is his second album working with producer Daniel Lanois, who helmed the pretty excellent Oh Mercy a few years earlier. Lanois's trademark haze and mood hover over Dylan and his band's wonderful take on timeless folk-blues-roots rock and some of best, most forthright lyricism since Blood On The Tracks. Wrestling with mortality, Dylan delivers a late career classic. Includes "Love Sick", "Dirt Road Blues", "Standing In The Doorway", "Million Miles", "Trying To Get To Heaven", "Til I Fell In Love With You", "Not Dark Yet", "Cold Irons Bound", "Can't Wait", "Make You Feel My Live" and the seemingly improvised, old school Dylan-styled (if more meandering) "Highlands". CD

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A live set, recorded in Mannheim in 1981 – with titles that include "Lenny Bruce", "Shot Of Love", "Forever Young", "Let's Begin", "Man Gave Names To All The Animals", "Ballad Of A Thin Man", "I Believe In You",j "We Just Disagree", and "Slow Train Coming. LP, Vinyl record album

Titles include "Mixed Up Confusion", "Sally Gal", "Kingsport Blues", "Yesterday", "Song To Woody", "Wallflower", "She Belongs To Me", "If You Gotta Go Go Now", "It Ain't Me babe", "Da Doo Run Run", and "Mama You've Been On My Mind". LP, Vinyl record album

Bob's fourth record, and close runner up to Freewheelin' as the masterpiece of this early stage of his career. While the overly arch Times They Are A Changin' pretty much stood as the cornerstone of classifiable folk rock at the time, Another Side is just that. Dense, elliptical, and downright surreal at times, with some of the protesty stuff that made the media so happy & hungry, but much more layered and poetic. Another side is also much more reverent of and indebted to the Harry Smith field recordings that Bob studied so hard, the stuff that finally caught on with the general public in the early 90s. Titles include "Spanish Harlem Incident", "It Ain't Me Babe", "Ballad In Plain D", "Black Crow Blues", "I Don't Believe You", "Motorpsycho Nitemare", "To Ramona", "Chimes Of Freedom", "My Back Pages", and "I Shall Be Free No 10". CD

A double-length live show – recorded in Japan! LP, Vinyl record album

An early career-spanning retrospective on Bob Dylan – one that features key cuts from all the classic albums – plus some unreleased material and live tracks too! CD

A landmark album from the mighty Bob Dylan – a 2LP set of studio work, which was quite rare at the time – and a set that has Dylan stretching out all his creative powers in newly different directions! The album had a long genesis in the studio – some early work with The Band, then Dylan breaking off with Al Kooper and Robbie Robertson to head down to Nashville – where they interacted with key country session musicians to make this masterful blend of music – work that's not country at all, but which is also moving past Dylan's folk roots too – with a blend of music that still as mindblowing today as it was back in the mid 60s! This is definitely one of those double-length sets that makes fantastic use of all the extra space – overflowing with gems that include "Rainy Day Women # 12 & 35", "Visions Of Johanna", "Pledging My Time", "Stuck Inside Of Mobile With The Memphis Blues Again", "Leopard-Skin Pill Box Hat", and "Just Like A Woman". LP, Vinyl record album

Loads of classics – including "Blowin In The Wind", "It Ain't Me Babe", "Like A Rolling Stone", "Rainy Day Women #12 & #35", "Positively 4th Street", "Just Like A Woman", "Mr Tambourine Man", and "I Want You". CD

Not the 2LP version of the hits collection that appeared in America – but one that features different tracks, as a single – titles that include "I Want You", "Chimes Of Freedom", "Just Like A Woman", "Obviously 5 Believers", "Rainy Day Woman 12 & 35", "Gates Of Eden", "Leopard Skin Pill Box Hat", "Absolutely Sweet Mary", "One Of Us Must Know", "Masters Of War", and "It Takes A Lot To Laugh". LP, Vinyl record album

Seminal work from Bob Dylan – one of his early electric sides, and a record that moved the singer from folk stardom to an even more explosive force in the mainstream! This is the record that forever made Dylan as influential on rock music as he was on underground styles – and the whole thing is a perfect blend of the complexity of his earlier songwriting with some tunes and messages that made his politics even more powerful than ever! The album's brimming over with genius – nearly every cut is a classic – and titles include "Subterranean Homesick Blues", "Maggie's Farm", "Mr Tambourine Man", "Gates Of Eden", "It's All Over Now Baby Blue", "It's Alright Ma", "Love Minus Zero/No Limit", "She Belongs To Me", and "Bob Dylan's 115th Dream". LP, Vinyl record album

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An unusual set – in that Dylan puts aside his pen, and takes on tunes by other artists! Titles include "Big Yellow Taxi", "Ballad of Ira Hayes", "Lily Of The West", "Spanish Is The Loving Tongue", "A Fool Such As I", and even "Mr Bojangles". LP, Vinyl record album

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Great live work from Dylan, all acoustic and recorded in Australia – with versions of "4th Time Around", "Visions Of Johanna", "It's All Over Now Baby Blue", and "Desolation Row". LP, Vinyl record album

Bob's famous 1966 performance in London – with bakcing from Robbie Robertson on guitar, Gart Hudson on organ, Richard Manuel on piano, Rick Danko on bass, and Mickey Jones on drums! LP, Vinyl record album

A late triumph for Dylan, and solidly delivering on the promise of his return to excellence on Time Out Of Mind a few years earlier – setting foot into the new millennium by hitting even higher point in a pretty incredible comeback period! Dylan produces himself here, credited as Jack Frost, and he and his road tested band bring the varied rootsy vibe of his latter day sound to the forefront after the moodier, murkier vibe of the previous record. A genuine classic, with songs Dylan kept in his live setlist for many years to come – clearly the man himself is proud of this one, and rightfully so. Titles include "Tweedle Dee & Teedle Dum", "Mississippi", "Summer Days", "High Water (For Charley Patton)", "Honest With Me", "Po'Boy", "Cry A While", "Sugar Baby" and more. CD

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Titles include "Shooting Star", "What Good Am I", "Disease Of Conceit", "Political World", "Where Teardrops Fall", "Ring Them Bells", and "Everything Is Broken". LP, Vinyl record album

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Studio recordings done before a tour in 1978 – all unusual rehearsal takes! LP, Vinyl record album

The sprawling 1970 Self Portrait from Dylan – a record that caps off the most unpredictable period of his career – a mix of classic level Dylan originals and some really interesting choices of covers. A 2LP set with "Let It Be Me", "Days Of 49", "Alberta #4", "All The Tired Horses", "Copper Kettle", "Take A Message To Mary", "Wigwam", "The Mighty Quinn", "The Boxer", "Gotta Travel On", "Little Sadie", and "Blue Moon". Titles include "Let It Be Me", "Days Of 49", "Alberta #4", "All The Tired Horses", "Copper Kettle", "Take A Message To Mary", "Wigwam", "The Mighty Quinn", "The Boxer", "Gotta Travel On", "Little Sadie", and "Blue Moon". LP, Vinyl record album

Maybe the most underrated Dylan album, from a one time underrated period all together – which is rightly changing these days! Shot Of Love finds Dylan in the tail end of his most forthrightly spiritual era, but it's got more of a rock & soul vibe than the more polished couple before it. It's well worth having, and ultimately one of his best of the 80s. Includes "Shot Of Love", "Heart Of Mine", "Property Of Jesus", "Lenny Bruce", "Watered Down Love", "The Groom's Still", "Waiting At The Alter", "Dead Man, Dead Man", "In The Summertime", "Trouble", and the incredible "Every Grain Of Sand", now one the best and fan-treasured songs in Dylan's canon, even if the album it's on was underappreciated for so many years. LP, Vinyl record album

Rare Dylan – one side recorded in LA, the other in Paris – with a band that includes Steve Douglas on saxes and flute, Bobbye Hall on percussion, and Alan Pasqua on keyboards. Back cover has a nice photo too – Dylan sitting on a bench next to Muhammad Ali! LP, Vinyl record album

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A 2LP set – with the Albert Hall Concert from 1966 on the first record. LP2 is titled While The Establishment Burns – and features cuts that include "The Walls Of Red Wing", "Tomorrow's A Long Time", "Ramblin Through The World", "Who Killed Davy Moore", and "Fourth Time Around". LP, Vinyl record album

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A well-done issue of these rare Basement Tracks sessions – with proper artwork and even notes on the back! LP, Vinyl record album

Titles include "Just Like A Woman", "Lucky Old Sun", "Spike", "Lenny Bruce", "Rock & Roll Star", "When The Night Comes Falling", "Ballad Of A Thin Man", "I'll Remember You", "Just Like A Woman", and "Breakdown". LP, Vinyl record album

Live material from a Japanese performance in August of 1986 – two sides worth of material! LP, Vinyl record album

Dylan & The Band's legendary Basement Tapes – those amazing late 60s Woodstock recordings – and an album that was a classic long before it was officially released in the mid 70s! Bootleg after bootleg of some these recordings might have sold enough copies on the grey market in the early 70s to go platinum back in the day, so there's little wonder that Columbia would finally get some kind of official release out there – and it lives up to the legend! Dylan's conversational, seemingly spontaneous lyricism stretches over a good portion of it, with some much more soulful numbers, too – and those are all the more effective with The Band's incredible instrumentation, backing and occasional lead vocals. Includes "Odds And Ends", "Million Dollar Bash", "Tears Of Rage", "Tiny Montgomery", "Nothing Was Delivered", "Too Much Of Nothing", "Clothes Line Saga", "You Ain't Goin Nowhere", "Open The Door, Homer", "This Wheel's On Fire, "Crash On the Levee (Down In The Flood)", "Long Distance Operator". CD

A 1986 performance from the Marriot Inn in Mansfield, Massachusetts – with titles that include "Earth Angel", "You Win Again", "King Bee", "Let The Good Times Roll", and a "Jam Session". LP, Vinyl record album

A great live set from the early years of Bob Dylan's long run – with titles that include "Spanish Harlem Incident", "Hard Rain's Gonna Fall", "Silver Dagger", "With God On Our Side", "Talkin World War III Blues", "Don't Think Twice", "Lonesome Death Of Hattie Carroll", and lots more! CD

A promo-only EP – with four tracks that include "Isis", "It Ain't Me Babe", "People Get Ready", and "Never Let Me Go". LP, Vinyl record album

An Isle Of Wight performance by Bob Dylan – presented here on a limited 10" LP of 300 copies! LP, Vinyl record album

An 80s collection of unusual early material – mostly just vocals and guitar! Titles include "Man On The Street", "He Was A Friend Of Mine", "Talkin Bear Mountain Picnic Massacre", "Song To Woody", "Car Car", "Ramblin On My Mind", and "Two Trains Runnin". LP, Vinyl record album

Dylan's wonderful foray into country rock – the great Nashville Skyline! He takes his voice into a strangely crooning arena that we hadn't heard from him before or since, kinda adding the mysterious vibe of the whole thing. Titles include a duet with Johnny Cash on "Girl From The North Country", plus "Lay Lady Lay", "Country Pie", "To Be Alone With You", and "One More Night". CD

Rare outtakes from the 80s – with titles that include "Trust Yourself", "Emotionally Yours", "Danville Girl", "Driftin Too Far From The Shore", "Go Away Little Boy", "Number 3", "Tight Connection", "Clean Cut Kid", "Something's Burning Baby", and "The Very Thought Of You". LP, Vinyl record album

Titles include "UD Blues", "The Cough Song", "Cocaine Blues", "New Orleans Rag", "Wade In The Water", "Hard Times In New York Town", and "Stealin". LP, Vinyl record album

A collection of outtakes from the sessions for the Empire Burlesque album – including a few rare instrumentals! LP, Vinyl record album

No music, but a pretty cool interview from a key year in Dylan's career! LP, Vinyl record album

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