CD Album - Bob Dylan - Blonde On Blonde - Columbia

CD Album

Artist:	Bob Dylan
Title:	Blonde On Blonde
Label:	Columbia
Country:	Europe
Date:	2003
Catalogue:	512352 2 / COL 512352 2
Barcode:	5099751235224
Format:	CD Album
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	15 Own
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
01	Bob Dylan	Rainy Day Women #12 And 35	B. Dylan	10.0 Rate
02	Bob Dylan	Pledging My Time	B. Dylan	Rate
03	Bob Dylan	Visions Of Johanna	B. Dylan	Rate
04	Bob Dylan	One Of Us Must Know (Sooner Or Later)	B. Dylan	Rate
05	Bob Dylan	I Want You	B. Dylan	10.0 Rate
06	Bob Dylan	Stuck Inside Of Mobile With The Memphis Blues Again	B. Dylan	10.0 Rate
07	Bob Dylan	Leopard-Skin Pill-Box Hat	B. Dylan	9.0 Rate
08	Bob Dylan	Just Like A Woman	B. Dylan	10.0 Rate
09	Bob Dylan	Most Likely You Go Your Way And I'll Go Mine	B. Dylan	9.0 Rate
10	Bob Dylan	Temporary Like Achilles	B. Dylan	Rate
11	Bob Dylan	Absolutely Sweet Marie	B. Dylan	8.0 Rate
12	Bob Dylan	4th Time Around	B. Dylan	Rate
13	Bob Dylan	Obviously 5 Believers	B. Dylan	Rate
14	Bob Dylan	Sad Eyed Lady Of The Lowlands	B. Dylan	Rate

Notes

Recorded at Columbia Studios, Nashville, Tennessee.

Bob Dylan – Harmonica & Lead Guitar (on Leopard-Skin Pill-Box Hat)
Charlie McCoy – Harmonica (on Obviously 5 Believers)
Musicians – Wayne Moss, Charlie McCoy, Kenneth Buttrey, Hargus Robbins, Jerry Kennedy, Joe South, Al Kooper, Bill Aikins, Henry Strzelecki, Jaime Robertson

Produced by Bob Johnston

All photos, original and additional photos are by Jerry Schatzberg.

Produced for Reissue by Steve Berkowitz
CD Stereo Mastering: Greg Calbi/Sterling Sound
CD Mixed by Michael H. Brauer and Steve Berkowitz/Quad Recording Studios
Tape Research: Didier Deutsch
Repackage Design: Skouras Design

© 2003 Sony Music Entertainment Inc. / Originally Released 1966 Sony Music Entertainment Inc.
Distribution Sony Music
Made In Austria.

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TopPopper 28th Feb 2019		Is the cover showing this way up for any particular reason? As printed, Dylan's head was sideways across the front.



albert 5th Jun 2014		The red channel always suffers with jpegs, its something thats technically flawed in the design and its unlikely you'll get better results on rescanning.



fixbutte 5th Jun 2014		This was, by the way, the only 1960s album of Dylan that I had on CD before the 2003 remasters came out, not necessarily because it was my personal favorite but because I could finally listen to this former double LP in one sitting. This being said, Blonde On Blonde may be Dylan's best-ever album musically, made with some renowned session musicians in Nashville (harmonica player, guitarist and bassist Charlie McCoy, guitarist Wayne Moss, guitarist and bassist Joe South, and drummer Kenny Buttrey), besides the familiar Al Kooper on organ and guitar and Robbie Robertson on guitar, and it also contains some of his best compositions, all mostly created unconsciously, something Dylan would lose after his motorcycle accident only a few months later.



fixbutte 5th Jun 2014		You don't need to try it. You can read the letters clearly on a PNG image of the same dimensions (800 x 800 pixels) which, however, has a filesize of 964 KB whereas the JPEG image only has 87 KB - and the maximum filesize on 45cat and 45worlds is 250 KB (and only JPG/JPEG images are accepted). Edit: Maybe there is a way but I don't know it. The label image on Discogs is JPEG, only 500 x 500 pixels and 170 KB, and is rather well legible.



nboldock 5th Jun 2014		Hmmm yes. That shouldn't have happened....I'll try scanning mine when I get chance and see if the same thing happens when uploaded.



fixbutte 5th Jun 2014		Blurring black letters on the red disc label on this JPEG image though (you can't read the cat# there), where my original scan was perfectly clear. One day we'll have better ways of saving images here.



nboldock 5th Jun 2014		Nice work, thanks for that (one less to do!). I've re-ordered slightly if that's okay.



fixbutte 4th Jun 2014		More images added. As already said by nboldock: the cover, at least of this issue, is supposed to be sideways.



TopPopper 28th May 2014		But you've put it the right way up...



nboldock 28th May 2014		For the uninitiated (not many on here I wouldn't have thought!!), the cover is supposed to be sideways...