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Bob Dylan Släpper Bootlegserien the Cutting Edge 1965-1966: the Bootleg Series Vol 2015-09-24 16:00 CEST Bob Dylan släpper bootlegserien The Cutting Edge 1965-1966: The Bootleg Series Vol. 12 Den 6:e november släpps Volym 12 i Bob Dylans hyllade bootlegserie med exklusiva inspelningar - The Cutting Edge 1965-1966: The Bootleg Series Vol. 12. Denna 6CD Deluxe box fokuserar på inspelningarna till de legendariska albumen Bringing It All Back Home, Highway 61 Revisited och Blonde On Blonde, som kom att säkerställa Bob Dylans rykte som oöverträffad låtskrivare och artist. Boxen innehåller studioinspelningar som inte tidigare släppts, såsom tidigare opublicerade sånger, repetitioner samt alternativa tagningar. Alla inspelningar överförda och mixade från originaltaperna. Dessutom släpps The Best of The Cutting Edge 1965-1966- inspelningens höjdpunkter samlade i en 2CD-utgåva och trippelvinyl LP box. The Cutting Edge 1965-1966: The Bootleg Series Vol. 12 tar oss med på Bob Dylans kreativa process i studion och vi får upptäcka en annan sida av Dylan i skapandet och inspelningen av sina sånger under denna banbrytande period. The Cutting Edge 1965-1966: The Bootleg Series Vol. 12 - Deluxe Edition låter oss för första gången to del av dessa eftersökta inspelningar. På 6CD finns ej tidigare presenterade Dylan sånger, inspelningar från repetitioner samt alternativa tagningar av Dylans välkända låtar och dessutom hela sessionen för "Like A Rolling Stone" samt mycket mer. En bok med hundratals unika och ej tidigare visade foton och memorabilia, kommenterade av Bill Flanagan och Sean Wilentz, tillkommer också. Förutom dessa utgåvor kommer det exklusivt via BobDylan.com finnas en 18CD Limited Edition i begränsad upplaga av 5000 exemplar, innehållande precis alla inspelningar som gjordes till dessa album under åren 1965-1966, mixade från originaltaper. Dessutom ingår inspelningar som gjordes på hotellrum på Savoy Hotel i London (4:e maj, 1965), North British Station Hotel i Glasgow (13:e maj, 1966) och på ett hotell i Denver, Colorado (12:e mars, 1966). Boxen innehåller även nio mono 45-varvssinglar förpackade i nya tidsenliga omslag. Bringing It All Back Home, Highway 61 Revisited och dubbelalbumet Blonde On Blonde skrevs och spelades in under en period av 14 månader (från januari 1965 till mars 1966) och betraktas allmänt som tre av de mest viktiga och inflytelserika albumen under 60-talets musikaliska guldålder. Dylan spelade in albumen med producenterna Tom Wilson (Bringing It All Back Home, "Like A Rolling Stone") och Bob Johnston i New York (Highway 61 Revisited) och Nashville (Blonde On Blonde). BobDylan.com Låtlista Bob Dylan The Cutting Edge 1965-1966: The Bootleg Series Vol. 12 (6 CD Deluxe Edition) DISC 1: 1. Love Minus Zero/No Limit - Take 1 (1/13/1965) acoustic, incomplete 2. Love Minus Zero/No Limit - Take 2 (1/13/1965) acoustic 3. Love Minus Zero/No Limit - Take 3 remake (1/13/1965) acoustic 4. Love Minus Zero/No Limit - Take 1 remake (1/14/1965) electric 5. I’ll Keep It with Mine - Take 1 (1/13/1965) piano demo, previously released on Biograph, 1985 6. It’s All Over Now, Baby Blue - Take 1 (1/13/1965) solo acoustic, previously released on The Bootleg Series, Vol. 7, 2005 7. Bob Dylan’s 115th Dream - Take 1 (1/13/1965) acoustic, incomplete 8. Bob Dylan’s 115th Dream - Take 2 (1/13/1965) acoustic 9. She Belongs to Me - Take 1 (1/13/1965) solo acoustic 10. She Belongs to Me - Take 2 Remake (1/13/1965) acoustic 11. She Belongs to Me - Take 1 Remake (1/14/1965) electric 12. Subterranean Homesick Blues - Take 1 (1/13/1965) solo acoustic, previously released on The Bootleg Series, Vol. 1-3, 1991 13. Subterranean Homesick Blues - Take 1 remake (1/14/1965) electric 14. Outlaw Blues - Take 1 (1/13/1965) solo acoustic 15. Outlaw Blues - Take 2 Remake (1/13/1965) electric 16. On the Road Again - Take 1 (1/13/1965) solo acoustic 17. On the Road Again - Take 4 (1/14/1965) electric 18. On the Road Again - Take 1 remake (1/15/1965) electric 19. On the Road Again - Take 7 remake (1/15/1965) electric 20. Farewell, Angelina - Take 1 (1/13/1965) solo acoustic, previously released The Bootleg Series, Vol. 1-3, 1991 21. If You Gotta Go, Go Now - Take 1 (1/13/1965) solo acoustic 22. If You Gotta Go, Go Now - Take 2 (1/15/1965) electric 23. You Don’t Have to Do That - Take 1 (1/13/1965) solo acoustic, incomplete DISC 2: 1. California - Take 1 (1/13/1965) solo acoustic 2. It's Alright, Ma (I'm Only Bleeding) - Take 1 (1/15/1965) acoustic, demo 3. Mr. Tambourine Man - Takes 1 - 2 (1/15/1965) incomplete, with band 4. Mr. Tambourine Man - Take 3 (1/15/1965) incomplete, with band 5. It Takes a Lot to Laugh, It Takes a Train to Cry - Take 1 (6/15/1965) 6. It Takes a Lot to Laugh, It Takes a Train to Cry - Take 8 (6/15/1965) 7. It Takes a Lot to Laugh, It Takes a Train to Cry - Take 3 (7/29/1965) 8. It Takes a Lot to Laugh, It Takes a Train to Cry - Take 3 remake (7/29/65) 9. Sitting on a Barbed Wire Fence - Take 2 (6/15/1965) 10. Tombstone Blues - Take 1 (7/29/1965) 11. Tombstone Blues - Take 9 (7/29/1965) previously released on The Bootleg Series, Vol. 7, 2005 12. Positively 4th Street - Takes 1-3 (7/29/1965) 13. Positively 4th Street - Take 4 (7/29/1965) 14. Positively 4th Street - Take 5 (7/29/1965) 15. Desolation Row - Take 1 (8/4/1965) 16. Desolation Row - Take 2 (8/4/1965) piano demo 17. Desolation Row - Take 5 remake (8/2/1965) 18. From a Buick 6 - Take 1 (7/30/1965) 19. From a Buick 6 - Take 4 (7/30/1965) released in error on first pressing of Highway 61 Revisited, 1965 DISC 3: 1. Like a Rolling Stone - Take 1-3 (6/15/1965) 2. Like a Rolling Stone - Take 4 (6/15/1965) 3. Like a Rolling Stone - Take 5 (6/15/1965) 4. Like a Rolling Stone - Rehearsal (6/16/1965) 5. Like a Rolling Stone - Take 1 (6/16/1965) 6. Like a Rolling Stone - Takes 2-3 (6/16/1965) 7. Like a Rolling Stone - Take 4 (6/16/1965) released on Highway 61 Revisited, 1965 8. Like a Rolling Stone - Take 5 (6/16/1965) 9. Like a Rolling Stone - Take 6 (6/16/1965) 10. Like a Rolling Stone -Take 8 (6/16/1965) 11. Like a Rolling Stone - Takes 9-10 (6/16/1965) 12. Like a Rolling Stone - Take 11 (6/16/1965) 13. Like a Rolling Stone - Take 12 (6/16/1965) 14. Like a Rolling Stone - Take 13 (6/16/1965) 15. Like a Rolling Stone - Take 14 (6/16/1965) 16. Like a Rolling Stone - Take 15 (6/16/1965) 17. Like a Rolling Stone - Master take - lead guitar isolated track 18. Like a Rolling Stone - Master take - vocal and guitar isolated track 19. Like a Rolling Stone - Mast take - drums and organ isolated track 20. Like a Rolling Stone - Master take - piano and bass isolated track DISC 4: 1. Can You Please Crawl Out Your Window - Take 1 (7/30/1965) 2. Can You Please Crawl Out Your Window - Take 17 (7/30/1965 released in error on the first pressing of Positively 4th Street single 3. Highway 61 Revisited - Take 3 (8/2/1965) 4. Highway 61 Revisited - Take 5 (8/2/1965) 5. Highway 61 Revisited - Take 7 (8/2/1965) 6. Just Like Tom Thumb’s Blues - Take 1 (8/2/1965) 7. Just Like Tom Thumb’s Blues - Take 3 (8/2/1965) 8. Just Like Tom Thumb’s blues - Take 13 (8/2/1965) 9. Queen Jane Approximately - Take 2 (8/2/1965) 10. Queen Jane Approximately - Take 5 (8/2/1965) 11. Ballad of a Thin Man - Take 2 (8/2/1965) incomplete 12. Medicine Sunday - Take 1 (10/5/1965) 13. Jet Pilot - Take 1 (10/5/1965) Previously released on Biograph, 1985 14. I Wanna Be Your Lover - Take 1 (10/5/1965) 15. I Wanna Be Your Lover - Take 6 (10/5/1965) 16. Unknown Instrumental - Take 2 (10/5/1965) 17. Can You Please Crawl Out Your Window - Takes 5-6 (11/30/1965) 18. Visions of Johanna - Take 1 (11/30/1965) 19. Visions of Johanna - Take 5 (11/30/1965) DISC 5: 1. Visions of Johanna - Take 7 (11/30/1965) 2. Visions of Johanna - Take 8 (11/30/1965) previously released on The Bootleg Series, Vol. 7, 2005 3. Visions of Johanna - Take 14 (11/30/1965) 4. She’s Your Lover Now - Take 1 (1/21/1966) 5. She’s Your Lover Now - Take 6 (1/21/1966) 6. She’s Your Lover Now - Take 15 (1/21/1966) previously released on The Bootleg Series, Vol. 1-3, 1991 7. She’s Your Lover Now - Take 16 (1/21/1966) solo piano 8. One of Us Must Know (Sooner or Later) - Take 2 (1/25/1966) 9. One of Us Must Know (Sooner or Later) - Take 4 (1/25/1966) 10. One of Us Must Know (Sooner or Later) - Take 19 (1/25/1966) 11. Lunatic Princess - Take 1 (1/27/1966) 12. Fourth Time Around - Take 11 (2/14/1966) 13. Leopard-Skin Pill-Box Hat - Take 3 (2/14/1966) 14. Leopard-Skin Pill-Box Hat - Take 8 (2/14/1966) DISC 6: 1. Stuck Inside of Mobile with the Memphis Blues Again - Take 1 (2/17/1966) 2.
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