Forever Young - Bob Dylan - Planet Waves (Vinyl, LP, Album)

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1. Daijinn says:

   12.12.2019

   Vinyl in Greece. Recorded November 5, 6 & 9 at Village Recorder, Butler, West LA. Previously available on Asylum 7E All songs published by Ram's Horn Music/Ascap.

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2. Brazilkree says:

   13.12.2019

   Edgy, Personal Album Captures Legendary Artist Straddling Line Between Romance and Suspicion: Includes Beloved Favorites 'Forever Young' and 'You Angel You' Bob Dylan's Planet Waves became an event even before the album was released and revealed itself as an understated masterwork/5().

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3. Moogujind says:

   08.12.2019

   This ol' rocker first heard Planet Waves in a Navy barracks out in Lamoore Naval Station, CA in the early 80s. I was particularly taken by two songs, the second version of Forever Young and the last track Wedding Song. Wedding Song goes back to the original Dylan-with-acoustic-guitar-and-harmonica era/5().

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4. Tygolkis says:

   08.12.2019

   Apr 01,  · Label: Island Records - ILPS • Format: Vinyl LP, Album • Country: UK • Genre: Rock • Style: Country Rock Bob Dylan - Planet Waves (, Vinyl) | Discogs Explore/5().

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5. Kazrashura says:

   11.12.2019

   Mastered from the Original Master Tapes: Mobile Fidelity gram LP Brings Underrated Gem to Fullest Light With Warm, Revealing Sound. Edgy, Personal Album Captures Legendary Artist Straddling Line Between Romance and Suspicion: Includes Beloved Favorites 'Forever Young' and 'You Angel You' Bob Dylan's Planet Waves became an event even before the album was released and revealed Brand: Bob Dylan.

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6. Tygogor says:

   07.12.2019

   Bob Dylan originally recorded Forever Young written by Bob Dylan and Bob Dylan released it on the album Planet Waves in It was also covered by Starry Eyed and Laughing, George Hamilton IV & George Hamilton V, Rhydian, Shane Wiebe and other artists.

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7. Gacage says:

   07.12.2019

   AllMusic Review by Stephen Thomas Erlewine Reteaming with the Band, Bob Dylan winds up with an album that recalls New Morning more than The Basement Tapes, since Planet Waves is given to a relaxed intimate tone -- all the more appropriate for a collection of modest songs about domestic life.

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8. Juran says:

   10.12.2019

   Aug 29,  · That this LP constitutes the only real studio collaboration between Dylan and the Band is downright inexplicable; the feel between Bob and his Basement Tapes compadres is hand and glove, and if the LP is a kind of bummer (“Dirge” and “Wedding Song” make sure of that), it’s a lovely bummer, and makes up for its down in the mouth lyrics with ensemble playing that is inexplicably both .

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