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Highway 61 Revisited - CD, LP

Bob Dylan

Rock | Folk Rock | Blues Rock

1965

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LP Bob Dylan: Highway 61 Revisited

50th Anniversary Mono 180g Vinyl

Columbia | Legacy | Sony Music | Legacy Vinyl 19. November 2015 Europe

Album Reissue Mono

Trying to get a worldwide consensus on the "best song of all time" is surely doomed to failure. But the fact is that Bob Dylan wrote one of pop's most influential songs, "Like A Rolling Stone". It has been sung by artists such as Jimi Hendrix, Green Day, Cher, Michael Bolton, David Bowie and, of course, the Rolling Stones, and one music journali...

More ID: 16109 EAN: 0888751463011 Discogs ID: 7764708

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Title	Highway 61 Revisited
Artist	Bob Dylan
More info	50th Anniversary Mono 180g Vinyl
Format	LP (vinyl)
Labels	Columbia \| Legacy \| Sony Music \| Legacy Vinyl
Country of issue	Europe
Date of publication	19. November 2015
First released	1965
Weight	230 g
EAN	0888751463011
Product ID	16109
Discogs ID	7764708
Discogs reviews	4.58

Bob Dylan: Highway 61 Revisited version on vinyl LP in Standard edition. This particular edition was published in Europe in publishing company Columbia in cooperation with Legacy, Sony Music and Legacy Vinyl on 19. November 2015.

Trying to get a worldwide consensus on the "best song of all time" is surely doomed to failure. But the fact is that Bob Dylan wrote one of pop's most influential songs, "Like A Rolling Stone". It has been sung by artists such as Jimi Hendrix, Green Day, Cher, Michael Bolton, David Bowie and, of course, the Rolling Stones, and one music journalist devoted an entire book to it. The six-minute anthem, about a young woman from a good family with a dislike of homelessness who ends up on the streets alone, challenged every rule for songs suitable for radio up to that point, not only in its length but also in its concern and anger. With "Highway 61 Revisited," Dylan's transformation from folk musician to rock musician is considered complete. Like the eponymous highway between northern Minnesota and the Mississippi Delta, the 1965 album combines folk (Desolation Row), blues (It Takes a Lot to Laugh, It Takes a Train to Cry) and rock (Tombstone Blues, From a Buick 6, Highway 61 Revisited). "Highway 61 Revisited" is proof that rock 'n roll doesn't have to be academic and innocuous to be erudite, poetic and complex. Dylan's LP number six is a treasure for fans who can't get enough of anthems like "Like A Rolling Stone," "Ballad Of A Thin Man," "Just Like Tom Thumb's Blues" and "Highway 61 Revisited." But that's not all: the master is accompanied by Al Kooper, Mike Bloomfield and Charlie McCoy, among others.

Album spans genres Rock, Folk Rock and Blues Rock. Mono 180g Vinyl.

Track list

A1	Like A Rolling Stone	5:59 min
	Producer Tom Wilson (2)
A2	Tombstone Blues	5:53 min
A3	It Takes A Lot To Laugh, It Takes A Train To Cry	3:25 min
A4	From a Buick 6	3:06 min
A5	Ballad Of A Thin Man	5:48 min
B1	Queen Jane Approximately	4:57 min
B2	Highway 61 Revisited	3:15 min
B3	Just Like Tom Thumb's Blues	5:08 min
B4	Desolation Row	11:18 min