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The
Freewheelin' Bob Dylan (released May 1963)—Includes "Blowin'
in the Wind," "Masters of War," "Don't Think Twice, It's All Right," and
"A Hard Rain's a-Gonna fall." Freewheelin' was Dylan's second Columbia
album, but his first collection of all original songs. Produced by John
Hammond.
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Another Side
of Bob Dylan (released August 1964)—Includes "All I Really
Want to Do," "Spanish Harlem Incident," "Chimes of Freedom," "My Back
Pages." "A rich, complex album" (Paul Williams, Crawdaddy). Produced by
Tom Wilson. Includes a 5.1 surround mix.
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Bringing It
All Back Home (released March 1965)—Includes "Mr. Tambourine
Man," "Gates of Eden," "It's Alright Ma (I'm Only Bleeding)," "It's All
Over Now, Baby Blue." The first Dylan album to include accompaniment by an
electric band, and his first Top Ten LP. Produced by Tom Wilson.
Includes a 5.1 surround mix.
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Highway 61
Revisited (released August 1965)—Includes the No. 2 hit
single "Like a Rolling Stone," "Ballad of a Thin Man," "Highway 61
Revisited," "Desolation Row." Produced by Tom Wilson and Bob Johnston.
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Blonde on
Blonde (released May 1966)—Includes "Rainy Day Women # 12
& 35," "Visions of Johanna," "Just Like a Woman," "I Want You." This
landmark double LP was the first Bob Dylan album recorded in Nashville.
Produced by Bob Johnston. Includes a 5.1 surround mix.
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John Wesley
Harding (released December 1967)—Includes "John Wesley
Harding," "All Along the Watchtower," and "Drifter's Escape." With the
inclusion of "I'll Be Your Baby Tonight," Dylan returned rock to its
country roots. Produced by Bob Johnston.
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Nashville
Skyline (released April 1969)—Includes "Lay Lady Lay," "To Be
Alone With You," "I Threw It All Away," "Country Pie." Produced by Bob
Johnston.
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Planet
Waves (released January 1974)—Includes "On a Night Like
This," "Going, Going, Gone," "Forever Young," "You Angel You." With
instrumental backing by The Band, Planet Waves became Dylan's
first Number One album. Produced by Bob Dylan, Robbie Robertson, and Rob
Fraboni.
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Blood On The
Tracks (released January 1975)—Includes "Tangled Up in Blue,"
"Simple Twist of Fate," "If You See Her, Say Hello," "Shelter from the
Storm." "The writing is the source of the record's power—There are times
when he sounds closer, more intimate and more real than anyone else." (Jon
Landau, Rolling Stone) Produced by Bob Dylan. Includes a 5.1 surround
mix.
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Desire (released January 1976)—Includes "Hurricane,"
"Black Diamond Bay," "One More Cup of Coffee," "Oh, Sister." Desire
features violinist Scarlett Rivera and songs co-written with Jacques Levy.
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Street
Legal (released June, 1978)—Includes "Señor (Tales of Yankee
Power)," "Changing of the Guards," "Baby, Stop Crying," and "Is Your Love
in Vain?" Produced by Don Devito.
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Slow Train
Coming (released August 1979)—Includes the Grammy
Award-winning single "Gotta Serve Somebody," "I Believe in You," "Slow
Train," "When He Returns." Produced by Jerry Wexler and Barry Beckett.
Includes a 5.1 surround mix.
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Infidels (released November 1983)—Includes
"Jokerman," "License to Kill," "I and I," "Sweetheart Like You." Dylan's
sidemen include Mick Taylor (guitar), Mark Knopfler (guitar), Sly Dunbar
(drums), and Robbie Shakespeare (bass). "Eight vigorous songs that teem
with self-effacing introspection and wit." (Christopher Connelly, Rolling
Stone). Produced by Bob Dylan and Mark Knopfler.
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Oh
Mercy (released September, 1989)—Includes "Political World,"
"Everything Is Broken," "Ring Them Bells," "Man in the Long Black Coat."
Recorded in New Orleans with Louisiana musicians including Cyril Neville
(percussion), Rockin' Dopsie (accordion), Willie Green (drums), and Mason
Ruffner (guitar). Produced by Daniel Lanois.
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"Love and
Theft" (released September, 2001)—Includes "Tweedle Dee and
Tweedle Dum, "Mississippi," "Summer Days," "High Water (for Charley
Patton)." "All pop music is love and theft, and in 40 years of records
whose sources have inspired volumes of scholastic exegesis, Dylan has
never embraced that truth so warmly. Jokes, riddles, aperçus, and
revelations will surface for years... Grade: A Plus." (Robert Christgau,
The Village Voice) Produced by Jack Frost. Includes a 5.1 surround
mix.
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