for such a sad ablum it sure does make me happy to hear. best writing there ever was that was put to song.

best from the folk period.

the definitive versions of like a rolling stone, and baby let me follow you down. this one has it all.

can't get enough of if you got to go, go now. also a great (and early) version of gates of eden, and spanish harlem incident. a great snapshot of a folk period show.

this get's a bit cheesy (i'm looking at you joey), but who can deny hurricane, one more cup of coffee, and isis.

a revelation! any other artist would kill to create these leftovers. A great version of idiot wind, and tangled up in blue. A other great ones like blind willie mctell, friend of mine, seven days, and so on... an alternate history in itself.

underated album. lay lady lay is as romantic as you can get. always loved I threw it all away. bob get's countryfied.

interesting album for the time period. biblical imagery out the wazoo.

joyous album. coincidentally it's good morning music.

a young bob dylan cutting loose on some great standards and a couple originals. Love this slow version of baby let me follow you down, and song for woody.

See the reedited version of "pat garrett & billy the kid" by sam peckinpah, and then listen to this soundtrack.

haven't spent enough time with this to put it in it's proper place quite honestly.