2 LP - BOB DYLAN Great White Wonder, Matrix#22645 Rocolian Label - Gatefold VG+
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Vinyl: BOB DYLAN Great White Wonder
RARE EARLY PRESSING 2LP Vinyl Rocolian Labels
Matrix: Dead wax etching is #22645Fantastic 2 disc set. Vinyl is in excellent condition! Still glossy and not scratched.
Gatefold Cover is slightly worn, and split on the bottom in one place, about 6 inches. Name is Rubber stamped on front in purple ink. I believe this version might be 1971 release. Not sure how to tell.....
Black vinyl, Rocolian Records label with fictitious band name printed on it: DUPRE AND HIS MIRACLE SOUND with fictitious song titles.
The real titles are:
Side 1
- "Candy Man" Bonnie Beecher's apartment 12-22-61
- "(As I Go) Ramblin' 'Round" (Woody Guthrie) Bonnie Beecher's apartment 12-22-61
- “Black Cross” (Joseph S Newman/Lord Buckley)Bonnie Beecher's apartment 12-22-61
- “I Ain’t Got No Home” (Woody Guthrie) Bonnie Beecher's apartment 12-22-61
- “The Death of Emmett Till” WBAI-FM NYC 5-62
- "Poor Lazarus" (Traditional) Bonnie Beecher's apartment 12-22-61
- “Baby Please Don’t Go” (Big Joe Williams) Bonnie Beecher's apartment 12-22-61
- Interview by Pete Seeger WBAI-FM NYC 5-62
- “Dink’s Song” (Traditional) Bonnie Beecher's apartment 12-22-61
- “See That My Grave is Kept Clean” (Blind Melon Jefferson) Bonnie Beecher's apartment 12-22-61
- "East Orange New Jersey" Bonnie Beecher's apartment 12-22-61
- “Man of Constant Sorrow” Bonnie Beecher’s apartment
- "Bob Dylan's New Orleans Rag" Studio Outtake
- “If You Got to Go Now (Or else You Got to Stay All Night”) Studio Outtake
- "Only a Hobo" Studio Outtake
- "Sitting On a Barbed Wire Fence" Studio Outtake
- “Mighty Quinn” (take 1) Basement Tapes 10-67
- “This Wheel’s on Fire” (Bob Dylan and Rick Danko) Basement Tapes 10-67
Side 4
- "I Shall Be Released” Basement Tapes 10-67
- "Open the Door, Homer" (take 1) Basement Tapes 10-67
- "Too Much of Nothing (take 2) Basement Tapes 10-67
- "Nothing Was Delivered"[1] (take 1) Basement Tapes 10-67
- "Tears of Rage" (take 2) Basement Tapes 10-67
- "Living the Blues" (Live, The Johnny Cash Show 5-1-69)
The real titles have been neatly hand-printed inside the gatefold cover, in ball point pen.
Here's some examples of the tracks. However these sounds were NOT FROM THIS PRESSING...THEY'RE JUST EXAMPLES. BY THE LOOKS OF THESE PRESSINGS, I DOUBT THEY WOULD HAVE THIS MUCH SURFACE NOISE. I'M JUST GIVING SOME EXAMPLES HERE OF WHAT THE TRACKS THEMSELVES SOUND LIKE, BUT NOT THIS PARTICULAR VINYL PRESSING:
Baby Please Don't Go Shall I Be Released Candy Man Bob Dylan's Rag
FEATURING early BOB DYLAN outtakes recorded between 1961-67. This material made up what was the first ever bootleg record made.
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