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Classic Albums Bob Dylan - Bringing It All Back Home
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Released May 1965, produced by Tom Wilson, UK No.1 and US No.6. Features, Mr Tambourine Man, Subterranean Homesickblues, Maggies Farm.
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| "I think that for me, Dylan is the fulcrum of modern music." Pete Townshend |
| "It was Dylan's concept all the way, but he was able to draw out of the other musicians their ideas, their musical feel, using them to give his music a substance...The album erupted on the scene like an earthquake." Rolling Stone 1972 |
| "The first sign that the poet of protest had rock 'n' roll pumping through his veins." Mojo |
| "He transformed my world, from the one where you sang these personal narrative songs, to the world he was carving out. A surrealistic portrait of contemporary life." Jackson Browne |
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"I first heard Mr Tambourine Man in the listening booth of a record shop. I went into that booth a boy but I came out a tambourine man." Billy Bragg talking to Q July 1993
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