Grabado
En Directo
source: Minnesota tape & outtakes
Side one:
California**
Grasshoppers on my pillow*
Baby please don't go
Man of constant sorrow
Only a hobo**
Side two:
Candy man
I ain't got no home
Death of Emmett Till
Poor Lazarus
Farewell*
Side three:
Sitting on a barbed wire fence*
If you Gotta go, go now**
She belongs to me
Love - 0/no limit
Dusty old Fair grounds***
Side four:
Can you please crawl out your window**
From a Buick 6*
Lay down your weary tune***
It's all over now, Baby Blue
It takes a lot to laugh*
Sources: Sides
1 & 2
Side 1 is Minnesota tape material
except:
* Gil Turner tapes 1963 ** 'Times' outtake
Side 2 is Minnesota tape material
except:
* Gil Turner tapes 1963
** Broadside show WBAI radio 3-10-6
Sources: Sides
3 & 4
Side 3 is 'Bringing it all back
home' outtakes except:
* 'Highway '61' outtake
** '65 outtake released as CBS 45 RPM
*** Unreleased CBS live LP '63
Side 4 is 'Bringing it all back
home' outtakes except:
* 'Highway '61' outtake
** '65 outtake released as CBS 45 RPM
*** 'Times' outtake
Thanks to Joan
Muntanyola for photos & input
©
2001 Craig Pinkerton Bobsboots.com
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Information:
1979 saw the re-release of this 2 LP set from Joker. Throughout the
'70s, the Italian Label 'Joker' released this material on as many as 14
different albums. It's referred to as 'quasi-legit' because the gray area
recording laws in Italy during this time period implied that the material
was legal to produce and release. The various LPs were released in European
supermarkets, but usually pulled from the shelf soon after release. Along
with Canta A Dylan, this LP was the only other
release to be produced in Spain. The labels are full printed red, white,
and black. The wild cover is a bit of a mystery. No doubt an intended throwback
to the psychedelic '60s & '70s, it pertains very little to Dylan. The
title itself is a bit of a misnomer. It translates to: "Recorded Live".
There is also a sentence on the front cover that loosely translates: "I'll
stand at the crossroads 'till my body drops to the ground". This is most
likely an intended take off of the line from "Let Me Die In My Footsteps".
The gatefold cover opens to show a red and black drawing of 'The Endless
Time-Highway Traveler' on the outside. The inside gatefold is a black,
purple, and orange drawing of an embryo in an eyeball, with a small insert
of the Greatest Hits II Bangladesh cover photo. Another sentence
inside translates: "I wouldn't know what to do with a million dollars."
The cover is printed in full color and double laminated. Some LPs were
issued with a yellow sticker on the front that read "Grabacion Original"
along with the Bangladesh photo from inside. Although pressed from unique
master plates, LP 1 is the same as Rare Batch 1.
LP 2 is a re-release of Rare Batch 3.
6-8 stars NMP100
gwa 87
Matrix:
Record 1: SR 60 LP 04 A/B NI
Record 2: SR 60 LP 08 A/B NI |
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