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The Resource Bob Dylan's Greenwich Village : [sounds from the scene in 1961], Bob Dylan, (sound recording)

Bob Dylan's Greenwich Village : [sounds from the scene in 1961], Bob Dylan, (sound recording)

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Summary: In early 1961, a 19-year-old Bob Dylan, having dropped out of college at the end of his freshman year, traveled to New York City, ostensibly to visit his idol Woody Guthrie, hospitalized with Huntington's Disease. Represents the scene he discovered, the sounds he found Blowin' in the Wind and the artists who were already playing the clubs and bars of the Village upon his arrival

Language: eng

Work

Publication

Surrey, Eng., Chrome Dreams, 2011

Extent: 2 sound discs (148 min.)

Note

Compact disc
Subtitle from container
Reissues. (1961)

Contents

Cicso Houston
(3:34)
When first unto this country
New Lost City Ramblers
(2:46)
Little Maggie
Barbara Dane
(2:03)
Crawling King Snake
John Lee Hooker
Disc 1
(2:45)
Howl
Allen Ginsberg
(4:35)
Step it up and go
Sonny Terry and Brownie McGhee
(2:33)
Pallet on the floor
Brownie McGhee
(3:09)
New York City
Oh babe it ain't no lie
Elizabeth Cotten
(4:43)
Darling Corey
The Weavers
(1:57)
The banana boat song
The Tarriers
(3:01)
Pretty Polly
Pete Seeger
Erik Darling
(3:05)
No more cane on the brazos
Odetta
(3:57)
Red wing
Oscar Brand
(1:32)
Jack of diamonds
Brother John Sellers
(1:58)
(3:02)
Barbara Allen
Ed McCurdy
(3:28)
Duncan and Brady
Dave van Ronk
(3:02)
Rio Grande
The Foc'sle Singers
(2:44)
Pretty Boy Floyd
Who's gonna buy you ribbons (when I'm gone)
Paul Clayton
(2:54)
The Steve Allen Show
Lenny Bruce
(4:31)
Bonus tracks
The flight of the bumble bee
Jose Feliciano
(1:49)
Woody Guthrie
I ain't marching anymore
Phil Ochs
(2:48)
Turn, turn, turn
Judy Collins
(3:41)
The sound of silence
Simon and Garfunkel
(2:50)
(3:07)
Ramblin', gamblin' man
Theodore Bikel
(2:20)
The parting glass
Clancy Brothers
(1:58)
State of the nation
Kenneth Patchen
(2:38)
Fixin' to die
Bukka White
Disc 2
(2:50)
Baby please don't go
Big Joe Williams
(3:23)
You will need me
Lonnie Johnson
(3:26)
The wagoner's lad
Kossoy Sisters
(3:35)
New York City
Go 'way from my window
John Jacob Niles
(2:33)
Driving wheel
Roosevelt Skyes
(2:53)
On the road
Jack Kerouac
(2:19)
Silver dagger
Lead Belly
Joan Baez
(2:32)
A wayfaring stranger
Bob Gibson
(3:04)
Nottamun town
Jean Ritchie
(2:29)
Death don't have no mercy
Rev. Gary Davis
(3:03)
(4:43)
In my time of dying
Josh White
(3:15)
Uncloudy day
Staple Singers
(2:58)
Rocks and gravel
Harry Belafonte
(3:56)
Cocaine
Mojo hand
Lightnin' Hopkins
(2:58)
New York girls
Kingston Trio
(2:37)
Bonus tracks
Little wheel spin and spin
Buffy Sainte-Marie
(2:27)
Ramblin' Jack Elliot
Ramblin' boy
Tom Paxton
(3:44)
Roll on buddy
The Greenbriar Boys
(2:34)
If I had a hammer
Peter, Paul and Mary
(1:58)
(2:11)
Buffalo boy

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Label: Bob Dylan's Greenwich Village : [sounds from the scene in 1961]

Title: Bob Dylan's Greenwich Village

Title remainder: [sounds from the scene in 1961]

Statement of responsibility: Bob Dylan

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Language: eng

Summary: In early 1961, a 19-year-old Bob Dylan, having dropped out of college at the end of his freshman year, traveled to New York City, ostensibly to visit his idol Woody Guthrie, hospitalized with Huntington's Disease. Represents the scene he discovered, the sounds he found Blowin' in the Wind and the artists who were already playing the clubs and bars of the Village upon his arrival

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