CD Album - Bob Dylan - Nashville Skyline - Columbia

CD Album

Artist:	Bob Dylan
Title:	Nashville Skyline
Label:	Columbia
Country:	Europe
Date:	2003
Catalogue:	512346 6
Barcode:	5099751234661
Format:	SACD
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	2 Own
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
01	Bob Dylan	Girl From The North Country (With Johnny Cash)	Bob Dylan	Rate
02	Bob Dylan	Nashville Skyline Rag	Bob Dylan	Rate
03	Bob Dylan	To Be Alone With You	Bob Dylan	Rate
04	Bob Dylan	I Threw It All Away	Bob Dylan	Rate
05	Bob Dylan	Peggy Day	Bob Dylan	Rate
06	Bob Dylan	Lay Lady Lay	Bob Dylan	Rate
07	Bob Dylan	One More Night	Bob Dylan	Rate
08	Bob Dylan	Tell Me That It Isn't True	Bob Dylan	Rate
09	Bob Dylan	Country Pie	Bob Dylan	Rate
10	Bob Dylan	Tonight I'll Be Staying Here With You	Bob Dylan	Rate

Notes

3 Panel Fold-Out Digipack

With:

Kenny Buttrey - Charles McCoy - Pete Drake - Norman Blake -
Charlie Daniels - Bob Wilson

Guest Guitarist: Johnny Cash

Produced by: Bob Johnston

Engineered by: Charlie Bragg, Neil Wilburn

Produced For Re-Issue by: Steve Berkowitz

CD/SACD Stereo Mastering: Greg Calbi/ Sterling Sound

Tape Research: Didier Deutsch

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Magic Marmalade 9th Aug 2014		Yup- That's a nasty tear on the front cover... ... and the disc has a bothersome looking scratch on the underside... but the scratch doesn't affect play fortunately, and you should have seen the state of the cover when I bought it! There was an HMV sticker top right, the charity shop sticker top left, one of those horrible super-super glued security strips on the back, and a Giant "B" in permanent marker on the front, and a small one on the spine... so cleaned it up a bit... which allows me to give the tip of the day: Permanent marker comes off a dream from smooth surfaces if you squirt some after-shave on a cloth, and one wipe with this re-activates the ink, so it sits on the surface like fresh, new wet ink, and then an assertive wipe clears it completely (make sure you do it quick, otherwise the ink resets and is harder to get off the second time, as it reacts with the alcohol to form a newly constituted ink).