The Freewheelin' Bob Dylan
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Alternate Title:
Freewheeling Bob Dylan
Imprint:
New York, NY - Columbia
Language:
English
Performers:
Bob Dylan, vocals and guitar.
Notes:
Popular songs and ballads
"All songs written by Bob Dylan"--Insert
Originally released in 1963
Compact disc
Program notes by Nat Hentoff (7 p. : ports.) inserted in container
Blowin' in the wind -- Girl from the north country -- Masters of war -- Down the highway -- Bob Dylan's blues -- A hard rain's a-gonna fall -- Don't think twice, it's all right -- Bob Dylan's dream -- Oxford Town -- Talkin' World War III blues -- Corrina, Corrina -- Honey, just allow me one more chance -- I shall be free
"All songs written by Bob Dylan"--Insert
Originally released in 1963
Compact disc
Program notes by Nat Hentoff (7 p. : ports.) inserted in container
Blowin' in the wind -- Girl from the north country -- Masters of war -- Down the highway -- Bob Dylan's blues -- A hard rain's a-gonna fall -- Don't think twice, it's all right -- Bob Dylan's dream -- Oxford Town -- Talkin' World War III blues -- Corrina, Corrina -- Honey, just allow me one more chance -- I shall be free
Characteristics:
1 sound disc :,digital, stereo. ;,4 3/4 in.
Author (Original Script):
Dylan, Bob
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Add a CommentProbably the best of Dylan's folk era albums, although The Times They Are A-Changing is also strong. Worth checking out if you're interested in traditional "old-time" folk music along the lines of Woody Guthrie and Lead Belly.