1972 LP Record BOB DYLAN The Villager Signed LITTLE BOBBY DYLAN TESTED VG

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1972 LP Record BOB DYLAN The Villager Signed LITTLE BOBBY DYLAN TESTED VG

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1972 LP Record BOB DYLAN The Villager Signed LITTLE BOBBY DYLAN TESTED VG

If this LP is sold outside the lower 48 states of the USA, this is a one way trip with no partial refunds or returns...

A few years ago, we were blessed to acquire a world class classical & southern gospel record collection which we have been dispersing on eBay.  This LP record set came from a man who worked for over 20 years in the East Carolina University (ECU) Music Library in Greenville, NC.   

His interest was mostly Classical & Opera, both LPs & also 78s.  But some Rock, Jazz, Blues & quite a bit of southern gospel related stuff came in from this collection also.

Presenting a 1972 (2 LP Record Set) by Bob Dylan in generic white gatefold called "The Villager"

1972 2 LP SET on Steve Records  – #504

"Live at the Gaslight Inn Greenwich Village 1963"

"Interpretation on Woody Guthrie"

Includes first September 1961 recordings, known as the "first Gaslight (cafe) tape". This is the first recording capturing Dylan performing one of his own compositions.

and includes some of Dylan's first ever recordings... 

Only 1 record is present (in VG sounding condition), poor production quality-- no skips...very lightly played.. 

But being sold for the cover signature..

It is quite well known that Dylan went by various psuedonyms during his lifetime..

And a quick internet search shows that "Little Bobby" was indeed the childhood nickname of Robert Zimmerman and further "Little Willie" and later "Bobby Dylan" were indeed stage names he tinkered with in the earliest of the 1950's / very early 1960s.. "Bobby" given up for "Bob" partly due to "Bobby Darin".. 

So, you get what you see.. .. no COA but the ink pen signature sure looks authentic to me.. 

The former owner worked for over 20 years in the East Carolina University (ECU) Music Library in Greenville, NC... And he enjoyed being the first one to pick from the univeristy's records when the library had their annual record sale, for his own collection..   

Please send along any questions you might have.. 

Buyer to prepay $6 for secure insured s/h!  And please also see the other obscure LPs that we are now making avaiable on eBay!!  

 BEST OF LUCK!!  

1972 LP Record BOB DYLAN The Villager Signed LITTLE BOBBY DYLAN TESTED VG

If this LP is sold outside the lower 48 states of the USA, this is a one way trip with no partial refunds or returns...

A few years ago, we were blessed to acquire a world class classical & southern gospel record collection which we have been dispersing on eBay.  This LP record set came from a man who worked for over 20 years in the East Carolina University (ECU) Music Library in Greenville, NC.   

His interest was mostly Classical & Opera, both LPs & also 78s.  But some Rock, Jazz, Blues & quite a bit of southern gospel related stuff came in from this collection also.

Presenting a 1972 (2 LP Record Set) by Bob Dylan in generic white gatefold called "The Villager"

1972 2 LP SET on Steve Records  – #504

"Live at the Gaslight Inn Greenwich Village 1963"

"Interpretation on Woody Guthrie"

Includes first September 1961 recordings, known as the "first Gaslight (cafe) tape". This is the first recording capturing Dylan performing one of his own compositions.

and includes some of Dylan's first ever recordings... 

Only 1 record is present (in VG sounding condition), poor production quality-- no skips...very lightly played.. 

But being sold for the cover signature..

It is quite well known that Dylan went by various psuedonyms during his lifetime..

And a quick internet search shows that "Little Bobby" was indeed the childhood nickname of Robert Zimmerman and further "Little Willie" and later "Bobby Dylan" were indeed stage names he tinkered with in the earliest of the 1950's / very early 1960s.. "Bobby" given up for "Bob" partly due to "Bobby Darin".. 

So, you get what you see.. .. no COA but the ink pen signature sure looks authentic to me.. 

The former owner worked for over 20 years in the East Carolina University (ECU) Music Library in Greenville, NC... And he enjoyed being the first one to pick from the univeristy's records when the library had their annual record sale, for his own collection..   

Please send along any questions you might have.. 

Buyer to prepay $6 for secure insured s/h!  And please also see the other obscure LPs that we are now making avaiable on eBay!!  

 BEST OF LUCK!!