BOB DYLAN "Saved" Sealed 1980 Christian Rock LP Mint
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Bob Dylan / Saved - Columbia Records FC-36553 (Stereo) (US) (1980) ...This auction is for an original issue, factory sealed Record on U.S. vinyl. If Saved did anything, it proved that the born-again Christianity of Slow Train Coming wasn't merely a passing fad, and that it did, in fact, mean something significant to Dylan.
Track listings and reviews listed below...
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Track listing(Side 1)
1. A Satisfied Mind
2. Saved
3. Covenant Woman
4. What Can I Do For You?
5. Solid Rock
(Side 2)
1. Pressing On
2. In the Garden
3. Saving Grace
4. Are You Ready
Details Contributing artists: Fred Tackett Producer: Barry Beckett, Jerry Wexler Distributor: Columbia Records
Recording type: Studio Recording mode: Stereo
Album notes Personnel: Bob Dylan (vocals, guitar, harmonica); Terry Young (vocals, keyboards); Clydie King, Regina Havis, Mona Lisa Young (vocals); Fred Tackett (guitar); Spooner Oldham (keyboards); Tim Drummond (bass); Jim Keltner (drums); Barry Beckett.
Recorded at Muscle Shoals Sound Studio, Sheffield, Alabama.
Ever the spiritual nomad, the former Robert Zimmerman became a born-again Christian in the late '70s, a development strongly reflected in his work from that period. His second "Christian" album, SAVED, celebrates the change just as emphatically as its predecessor, SLOW TRAIN COMING, with Dylan proclaiming his faith in no uncertain terms on the title track. Even when he sings about the opposite sex on "Covenant Woman," it's a lady who has a "contract with God."
Backed by some of the most soulful musicians he's ever recorded with, including Barry Beckett, Spooner Oldham, and Jim Keltner, Dylan wrings an unprecedented degree of emotion from his tunes. He even sings the hell out of the old country-identified spiritual "A Satisfied Mind" to open the album. Closing things out, "Are You Ready" finds Dylan (backed by a gospel choir) exhorting the listener to accept Jesus, over a sinuous funk-gospel vamp.
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