1965 Bob Dylan Bringing It All Back Home & Hard Rain -(2) 12" LP Vinyl Album Lot
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Aug 29, 2020 Sold Date
Aug 15, 2020 Start Date
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Description

  • Includes
  • (2) Record
  • (2) Album cover
  • Details
  • Artist: Bob Dylan
    • Title: Bringing It All Back Home

      • Label: Columbia ?– CL 2328

      • Format: Vinyl, LP, Album

      • Country: US

      • Released: 22 Mar 1965

      • Genre: Rock, Folk, World, & Country

      • Style: Folk Rock, Folk, Acoustic

        • Tracklist

          • A1 - Subterranean Homesick Blues - 2:17

          • A2 - She Belongs To Me - 2:48

          • A3 - Maggie's Farm - 3:51

          • A4 - Love Minus Zero / No Limit - 2:47

          • A5 - Outlaw Blues - 3:00

          • A6 - On The Road Again - 2:30

          • A7 - Bob Dylan's 115th Dream - 6:29

          • B1 - Mr. Tambourine Man - 5:25

          • B2 - Gates Of Eden - 5:42

          • B3 - It's Alright, Ma (I'm Only Bleeding) - 7:30

          • B4 - It's All Over Now, Baby Blue - 4:13

    • Title: Hard Rain

      • Label: Columbia ?– PC 34349

      • Format: Vinyl, LP, Album

      • Country: US

      • Released: Sep 1976

      • Genre: Rock, Blues, Folk, World, & Country

      • Style: Folk Rock, Rock & Roll, Harmonica Blues, AOR

        • Tracklist

          • A1 - Maggie's Farm - 5:31

          • A2 - One Too Many Mornings - 3:51

          • A3 - Stuck Inside Of Mobile With The Memphis Blues Again - 6:06

          • A4 - Oh, Sister - 5:02

          • A5 - Lay, Lady, Lay - 4:59

          • B1 - Shelter From The Storm - 5:24

          • B2 - You're A Big Girl Now - 7:00

          • B3 - I Threw It All Away - 3:22

          • B4 - Idiot Wind - 10:11

Good cosmetic and working condition

Some wear was difficult to capture in pictures

Aging, discoloration, softening, bends, tears, writing, stains, etc. on album cover

Records have light scratches, but play well

**Wear/tear is damage that naturally and inevitably occurs because of normal wear or aging


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