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‘The Freewheelin’ Bob Dylan‘ is his second studio album featuring contemporary words to traditional melodies and released on May 27, 1963 by Columbia.

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1 . Blowin’ In The Wind (w/ Keith Richards & Ron Wood, “Live Aid,” 1985)

2 . Blowing In The Wind (March, 1963)

3 . Don’t Think Twice, It’s All Right (w/ Eric Clapton)

4 . A Hard Rain’s A Gonna Fall

Bob Dylan – The Freewheelin’ Bob Dylan

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Track Listing : 1.Blowin’ In The Wind (Bob Dylan) – 02:48 . 2.Girl From The North Country (Bob Dylan) – 03:22 . 3.Masters Of War (Bob Dylan) – 04:34 . 4.Down The Highway (Bob Dylan) – 03:27 . 5.Bob Dylan‘S Blues (Bob Dylan) – 02:23 . 6.A Hard Rain’S A-Gonna Fall (Bob Dylan) – 06:55 . 7.Don’T Think Twice, It’S All Right (Bob Dylan) – 03:40 . 8.Bob Dylan‘S Dream (Bob Dylan) – 05:03 . 9.Oxford Town (Bob Dylan) – 01:50 . 10.Talkin’ World War Iii Blues (Bob Dylan) – 06:28 . 11.Corrina, Corrina (Traditional) – 02:44 . 12.Honey, Just Allow Me One More Chance (Bob Dylann, Henry Thomas) – 02:01 . 13.I Shall Be Free (Bob Dylan) – 04:49

Don Hunstein

Musicians : Bob Dylan – Guitar, Harmonica, Keyboards, Vocals . Howard Collins – Guitar . George Barnes – Bass Guitar . Leonard Gaskin – Bass Guitar . Bruce Langhorne – Guitar . Herb Lovelle – Drums . Gene Ramey – Double Bass . Dick Wellstood – Piano

Production : Produced By John H. Hammond, Tom Wilson

Package : Nat Hentoff – Liner Notes . Don Hunstein – Album Cover Photographer

Recorded On April 24–25, July 9, October 26, November 1 And 15, December 6, 1962and April 24, 1963 At Columbia Records Studio A, 799 Seventh Avenue, New York City.

Released On May 27, 1963 By Columbia Records.

(Source ‘The Freewheelin’ Bob Dylan‘ | The Official Bob Dylan Site)

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Rolling Stone
How Bob Dylan Took Flight The label brass at Columbia Records took to calling Dylan “Hammond’s Folly,” and Hammond was determined to prove them wrong. Fortunately for him, a flood of songs began pouring out of Dylan in the months after the debut had hit shelves. […]

History.com
Dylan’s breakthrough album, The Freewheelin’ Bob Dylan, is released As John Lennon once said in discussing The Freewheelin‘ Bob Dylan, which reached the The Beatles in their Paris hotel fully a year after its release,” I think it was the first time I ever heard Dylan at all… And for the rest of our three weeks in Paris, we didn’t stop playing it.” […]

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Dylan and me, we don’t work together so consistently. So much of his work is pretty unaccesible for me. Still, after all this time, Dylan remains a grower-artist for me. This album for example has grown on me immensely. […]

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