Actual Bootleg BOB DYLAN Stealin' LP Tit Records NOT TMOQ 1970 Basement
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Description
Original 1970/69? US release on Tit Records (catalog # 614 / 616, pink labels with TIT Capitol logo), with generic white cover with "STEALIN'" stamped in black ink.
Purchased at a very temporary record shop in Eugene, Oregon, in winter of 1969-70. The original issue of this LP on the hugely successful Tit Records label, which everyone remembers, right? Neither do I.
Regardlessless, it’s the original issue and first time these titles were available on vinyl. Also, note that Side 1 is titled Side 1. Side 2 is titled Side 3. Titles are Call Out Your Window (Crawl Out Your Window – alt. Version mistakenly issued as Positively 4th Street by Columbia); Takes A Lot To Laugh, Takes A Train To Cry (alt); She’s Got Everything She Needs (She Belongs To Me - alt.); Love Minus Zero/No Limit (alt); It’s All Over Now, Baby Blue (alt); (That’s) All Right Mama; Talking Hard Times In New York Town; Stealin’; Million Dollar Bash*; (Yea Heavy And A) Bottle of Bread*; Please Mrs. Henry*; Lo And Behold*; Tiny Montgomery*; You Ain’t Goin’ Nowhere*; Hung Over, Hung Down, Hung Up (Mixed Up Confusion); and Pachuco Joe’s Piano Solo (East Laredo). All cut in the 1960s, the Basement tapes cuts* are alternates.
Nice interesting addition to your collection.
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