Bob Dylan: The Freewheelin' Bob Dylan version on vinyl LP in Standard edition. This particular edition was published in Europe in publishing company Columbia on 13. April 2018.

It's the sound of change. The musical voice of a new way of thinking. And the beginning of arguably the steepest career in music history. The album Freewheelin' was Bob Dylan's artistic and commercial breakthrough. Relative to his previous album, it was a huge leap, because let's be clear: Bob Dylan's first album was a flop. It sold about 5,000 copies, the record company barely covered its costs, and producer John Hammond had to endure a lot of ridicule. How fortunate that it didn't shake his faith in the young artist! And so, in 1962, The Freewheelin' was formed. This time Dylan didn't rely on cover versions as on his debut album, but he showed his songwriting talent and titles like Blowin' in the wind, Masters of War and A Hard Rain's A-Gonna Fall took the wind out of the critics' sails. Dylan's songs reflected the fears, problems and emotions the country was facing. With almost haunting honesty, a clear moral worldview, and biting criticism, he pointed out the insanity of war, the hypocrisy of segregation, and the need for civil rights and freedom. In addition, he is equally talented in the hilarious, absurdly comic Bob Dylan's Blues or Bob Dylan's Dream, or singing haunting love songs (Girl From the North Country). Dylan released many other excellent albums, but he never topped "The Freewheelin'".

Album spans genres Folk, World, & Country and Folk. 180g Vinyl.