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STILL ON THE ROAD 1990 EARLY SESSIONS 6 January 1990 Under The Red Sky recording sessions Early January 1990 Brian Wilson recording session Bob Dylan 1990: Early Sessions 10855 Oceanway Studios Los Angeles, California 6 January 1990 Produced by Don Was, David Was and Jack Frost 1. Handy Dandy 2. Handy Dandy 3. 10,000 Men 4. God Knows 5. Cat's In The Well Song Artist plays 1,2 3 4 5 Bob Dylan piano • • • • Bob Dylan vocal • • • • Jimmy Vaughan guitar • • • Jimmy Vaughan lead guitar • Stevie Ray Vaughan guitar • • Stevie Ray Vaughan lead guitar • Waddie Wachtel lead guitar • David Lindley slide guitar • • • Al Kooper keyboards • Jaimie Muhoberac organ • • • • Don Was bass • • • • Kenny Aronoff drums • • • • Paulinho Da Costa perc • • David Macmurray sax • Rayse Biggs trumpet • Sweat Pea Atkinson background vocal • Sir Harry Bowens background vocal • Donald Ray Mitchell background vocal • David Was background vocal • Official releases 2–5 released on UNDER THE RED SKY, CBS 465 800 2 , September 11, 1990. 2–5 released in remastered versions on UNDER THE RED SKY, Columbia 88691924312-36 as part of the CD box THE COMPLETE ALBUM COLLECTION, VOL. ONE , 5 November 2013. References Clinton Heylin: Bob Dylan. The Recording Sessions [1960 – 1994]. St. Martin’s Press December 1995, pp. 183–184. Michael Krogsgaard: Bob Dylan: The Recording Sessions (Part 9). The Bridge #14, Spring 2003, pp. 6-33. Stereo studio recordings. Session info updated 22 November 2013. Bob Dylan 1990: Early Sessions 10857 Unidentified Studio Los Angeles, California Early January 1990 1. Spirit Of Rock And Roll (Brian Wilson) Bob Dylan and Brian Wilson (shared vocals) backed by unidentified musicians. Notes Planned for the shelved album Sweet Insanity by Brian Wilson. Stereo studio recording, 5 minutes. Session info updated 21 November 2015. Bob Dylan 1990: Early Sessions .

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