6-EYE MONO BLACK/RED COLUMBIA 1st BOB DYLAN HOUSE RISING SUN 1962 = FOLK LP
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$ 292
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Sep 20, 2020
Sold Date
Sep 15, 2020
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$ 10
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26
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- (6) SIX-EYE GLORIOUS MONO LABEL
BLACK/RED 360 COLUMBIA LABEL 1st DYLAN LP~ ..|/\|...............................................|/\|.. - = BOB DYLAN =
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- USA -360 Sound Columbia Records - CL 1779 -MONO
- Rare COLLECTIBLE !!!
Very Rare ...Original 1962 famously sought 6-eye mega Columbia collectible label as shown in lead-off photo. ...this is a 58 year old pressing in BOLD mono recorded and released in 1962!
Ages old original Columbia custom inner sleeve (numbers on one side)
- Dylan's first album at age 20 = recorded & released 58 years ago!
"Bob Dylan" is Dylan’s first album, and probably the most underrated. It is a stunningly beautiful piece of music – very simple, tight, touching, rough, bitter, funny and, above all, Dylan-esque.
Dylan is known for being an outstanding poet and a brilliant song-writer which is probably why people tend to overlook this album or dismiss it as unimportant - it consists mostly of covers of old folk and blues pieces. Only two of the thirteen tracks are his own – ‘Talkin’ New York’, a song that matches the other well-chosen pieces in both mood and quality, and ‘Song To Woody’, a touching tribute to the folk legend Woody Guthrie. Neither has the elaborated, philosophical lyrics Dylan is so famous for (Although they are still pretty damn good, at least in this opinion – take ‘People goin’ down to the ground/ Buildings goin’ up to the sky’ as description of New York for example), and that means this album is often looked upon as, well, less worthy in a way.
Dylan’s genius has given us so many excellent and mind-blowing songs, none (or few) of which are on here, and that means it can’t possibly compete with other albums of his. That’s right, of course, but this album’s musical quality makes it as good an album to listen to as any other masterpiece of his.
The songs vary from bright to depressing, and while Dylan sounds like he has fun in some of them (take ‘Freight Train Blues’ for example), he also manages to create the feeling of tragic in others. Dylan follows few rules here – he does weird things with his (weird) voice in weird places, he even meddles with the rhythm, and it sounds GOOD! It sounds free, uncalculated and emotional, like all music should.
The album includes Dylan’s version of ‘House Of The Rising Sun’, a traditional folk song that gained popularity thanks to ‘The Animals’ cover of it. Compared to their version, Dylan’s is a lot more depressing and has a great deal more feeling. Dylan also doesn’t change the original lyrics (he sings ‘It’s been the ruin of many poor girls…’) which means the story keeps its original meaning.
‘Bob Dylan’ is remarkable for it’s intensity. There’s not one boring moment throughout the album, and Dylan doesn’t sound self-conscious or inexperienced (something you’d expect from a guy of 20 on his first record). This album seems more ‘love it or hate it’ somehow than other stuff of his. To people who only have a ‘Best Of’ of Dylan’s: you’ll be surprised...
Some people might think this is just a bunch of covers by Dylan singing other people’s songs. But...the way Dylan does them, the songs are all his, and who cares that other people wrote them first.
Best songs: ‘In My Time Of Dyin’’, ‘Baby, Let Me Follow You Down’, ‘See That My Grave Is Kept Clean’.
More Info: Five of the album tracks were cut in single takes ('Baby Let Me Follow You Down', 'In My Time Of Dyin'', 'Gospel Plow', 'Highway 51 Blues', 'Freight Train Blues').
She's No Good
Talkin' New York
In My Time Of Dyin'
Man Of Constant Sorrow
Fixin' To Die Blues
Pretty Peggy-O
Highway 51 Blues
Gospel Plow
Baby Let Me Follow You Down
House Of The Risin' Sun
Freight Train Blues
Song To Woody
See That My Grave Is Kept Clean
- CONDITION:
- The cover: rated: VG+ solid with strong seams, full colors, having light contact rub at top center, top seam at very edge there is light edge wear, but really not noticeable. The overall appearance should be very acceptable in regard to the severe rarity, back cover, VG++ clean with no more than signs of very light use. There are no bends, no seam splits, no writing, no delete marks and Again, HIGHLY collectible
- The vinyl: is rated: VG, stray scuffs and thin hairlines, deep groove pressing plays quite well, no jumps or skips with no more than random ticks in few places. Again, expect absolutely no problems like skips or jumps, not unplayable like that, and overall plays well for it's age. Both black/red 6-eye Columbia labels are clean, with NO signs of spindle marks which suggests the record was not played excessively it just wasn't properly cared for otherwise.
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GRADING SCALE: M, M-, EX, VG++,VG+, VG, VG- M Completely clean, no marks, plays clean
M- Carefully used, looks clean, plays clean, shiny gloss, plays clean
EX Faint scuff or superficial mark, near M-, high gloss, plays clean VG++ Glossy with minimal scuffing or light mark playing very nice, enjoyable
VG+ a bit more scuff or marks still plays well with very minimal surface at worse VG more marks/scratches only minor, nothing deep, no loud clicks or pops this grade is abused by many, VG here does not mean "trashed" VG- surface noise present, will not have skips or jumps ALL PAYMENTS SHOULD BE MADE WITHIN 5 DAYS Of AUCTIONS END BIDDERS PLEASE = Do Not Bid If You Are Not Serious About Following Through The Transaction! ALL ITEMS GUARANTEED FOR WINNING BID - LESS SHIPPING!
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