Dimestore Medicine
Year of Release: Unkown
Label: Wild Card
Catalog Number: 65
"Collection of 1965/66 studio outtakes. Also contains Don't Look Back performances and Les Crane show including full 15+ minute interview (it's a riot). Great to have it all in once place though. ABSOLUTELY ESSENTIAL! "
" Xlnt package from the folks who brought us the Genuine Basement/Bootleg/Live series. Much of it is familar but it's all top notch, quite a few sound quality upgrades, especially Phantom Engineer and I Wanna Be Your Partner. A real must have, especially for electric '65-66 nuts lik emyself."
Tracklisting:
Disc One
01: Phantom Engineer (1)
02: Sitting On A Barbed Wire Fence (1)
03: I Wanna Be Your Lover (2)
04: Can You Please Crawl Out Your Window? (3)
05: If You Gotta Go, Go Now (4)
06: I Don't Want To Be Your Partner (2)
07: She's Your Lover Now (5)
08: Visions Of Johanna (6)
09: Desolation Row (7)
10: From A Buick 6 (3)
11: Jet Pilot (2)
12: Number One (3)
13: Lunatic Princess Revisited (1)
14: Midnight Train
15: Can You Please Crawl Out Your Window? (7)
16: Visions Of Johanna (6)
17: Tombstone Blues (3)
18: Queen Jane Approximately (3)
19: Like A Rolling Stone (1)
Disc Two
01: Subterranean Homesick Blues (4)
02: You Don't Have To Do That (4)
03: I'll Keep It With Mine (4)
04: It's All Over Now Baby Blue (4)
05: Love Minus Zero/No Limit (4)
06: She Belongs To Me (4)
07: To Ramona (4/30/65, Sheffield) (8)
08: The Lonesome Death Of Hattie Carroll (5/10/65, London) (8)
09: Love Minus Zero/No Limit (5/6/65, Newcastle) (8)
10: It Ain't Me, Babe (5/10/65, London) (8)
11: It's All Over Now, Baby Blue (5/10/65, RAH, London) (8)
12: It's All Over Now, Baby Blue (9)
13: It's Alright Ma (I'm Only Bleeding) (9)
Sources:
(1) Highway 61 sessions - NY, June 15/16 1965
(2) First Hawks session - NY, October 20, 1965
(3) Highway 61 sessions - NY, July 30, 1965
(4) BIABH sessions - NY, January 15, 1965
(5) Blonde On Blonde sessions - January 21, 1966
(6) Second Hawks session, NY - November 30, 1965
(7) Highway 61 sessions - NY, August 2, 1965
(8) Don't Look Back; UK tour, 1965
(9) Les Crane TV show, NY - February 17, 1965
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10 comments:
Oh my gosh... I am going NUTS with excitement about all of the Bob Dylan boots you posted today. This is incredible!! Just what I needed on a difficult day. This stuff is absolutely amazing quality and I would recommend to all Dylan fans -- download ALL of these new ones.
Amazing stuff, Dave! Thank you so much!
Unfortunately the info text included here is inaccurate - there are not 32 tracks, but 32 songs all on two tracks.
...Can't have everything.
But Zimmy Fan is right, it is HQ. Thanks so much for sharing.
Thanks a lot for your stunning Dylan material ! Always very appreciated.... Any chance to find the following ?
London Wembley Arena
First Evening 2000
source: October 5, 2000
Crystal Cat / catalogue number 573-574
two tracks of both cds.... come on. get real.
This looks great, thanks very much. Glad you are keeping the faith and stuff posting good stuff despite the crap that is happening.
Thanks again, Dave!
For those complaining about the "two tracks"... Hey! You only need to split them using the cue file through a freeware software like XLD... :- )
biboprof...
1), Hey! I was just pointing out the info did not inform about the two tracks. At least then you would know what's what going in. Not that I was mad - the stuff is still free, and for all I knew the poster did not realize this was all in 2... I still said thank you.
2), And as for you bbp, Hey Thanks! I did not not even know such a thing as cue splitter existed! I downloaded Medieval Cue Splitter, and it was pretty easy to split 'em. (I did have to then renumber the tracks, but maybe if I had studied the splitter more, it prob could have done that for me, too.)
Cheers X ) )
Thanks for this, one of the few Dylan compilations I don't have yet.
Thanks, Dave!
As some else, I did know about cue sheets and cue splitters. I have a Mac. Allegedly Toast 8 can split cues, but it doesn't. I got something called Cue Splitter 2.6 which was great and easy, but it only works with MP3's. Struggling with XLD, which doesn't seem to be opening right. For the future, if you could split them up as separate FLAC's, I'd be ecstatic. Just not sure what benefit there might be in doing otherwise.
That said, this is an incredible site, and your work in improving audio as well as making it available to us "unwashed masses" is a well appreciated labor of love.
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