Bob Dylan's Post Motorcycle Crash "John Wesley Harding" 180gram Vinyl LP SEALED
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Bob Dylan's
Post Motorcycle Accident.
1968's "John Wesley Harding"
Produced by Bob Johnston.
Author Clinton Heylin, in his book “Bob Dylan: The Recording Sessions 1960-1994,” describes John Wesley Harding as “Dylan’s most perfectly executed album; that austerity (in sound and lyric) is, frankly, a key element. The fact that Dylan wrote ‘John Wesley Harding’ self-consciously as ‘an album of songs’ in a month and a day, and recorded it in just three afternoons, gives the album a unity all its own.”
Heylin suggests that John Wesley Harding “is an album full of outlaws, drifters, immigrants, messengers and saints.” Heylin then quotes a 1968 Dylan interview concerning his writing methods for the LP.
“What I’m trying to do now is not use too many words. There’s no line that you can stick your finger through; there’s no hole in any of the stanzas. There’s no blank filler. Each line has something.” Posted in Articles, From the Goldmine Archives | Tags: Bob Dylan, dylan 70th birthday, Goldmine Magazine, John Wesley Harding May 24, 2011 | Patrick Prince
Issued in 2001 for the First Time on 180gram Premium Virgin Vinyl.
LIMITED EDITION! SEALED!
Purchased by Me in the Early 2000s.
Kept Carefully Stored.
The Jacket Appears Mint! No Split Seams.
The Record Will Be Well Packaged to Prevent Split Seams. Due to the Heavy Weight of the Vinyl I Cannot be Responsible If It Occurs.
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