Step back in time with Bob Dylan’s debut album, a remarkable collection that showcases the beginnings of one of folk music’s greatest legends. Produced in just a few hours for a mere $402, this album is a must-have for any serious music enthusiast.
Recorded at Columbia Recording Studios in New York between November 20-22, 1961, Dylan captivated audiences with his unique blend of topical folk songs, skillfully accompanying himself on harmonica and guitar. This iconic record contains two original tracks, ‘Song to Woody’ and ‘Talkin’ New York’, alongside eleven captivating covers, primarily drawing from classic folk and blues influences.
The spirit of Woody Guthrie resonates throughout the album, particularly in tracks like ‘Man of Constant Sorrow’ and ‘Pretty Peggy-O’. As a testament to its historical significance, Dylan’s versions of traditional songs often reflect arrangements inspired by his contemporaries, including the renowned ‘House of the Rising Sun’, crafted by his dear friend Dave Van Ronk.
Whether you’re a seasoned collector or a new fan, this blue vinyl edition of Dylan’s debut album is a treasure trove of musical history.
Jonathan Patel (verified owner) –
Absolutely love this blue vinyl edition of Bob Dylan’s debut album! The sound quality is fantastic, and it’s a must-have for any serious collector.
Brooke Hernandez (verified owner) –
This album brings me back to a simpler time. The blue vinyl looks stunning on my shelf. Highly recommend it to all Bob Dylan fans!
Alexandria Campbell (verified owner) –
As a huge fan of folk music, I appreciate the historical context of this album. It’s one of the best blue vinyl records I own.