Bob Dylan

Bob Dylan · 1962

Лейбл	Columbia Records Pressing Plant, Hollywood
Каталожный №	CL 1779
Формат	Винил, 6-Eye, LP, Альбом, Моно
Дата выпуска	19 Mar 1962
Страна	США
Жанр	Фолк / мир / кантри
Стиль	Фолк

Треклист

A1	You're No Good	1:37
A2	Talkin' New York	3:15
A3	In My Time Of Dyin'	2:37
A4	Man Of Constant Sorrow	3:06
A5	Fixin' To Die	2:17
A6	Pretty Peggy-O	3:22
A7	Highway 51	2:49
B1	Gospel Plow	1:44
B2	Baby, Let Me Follow You Down	2:32
B3	House Of The Risin' Sun	5:15
B4	Freight Train Blues	2:16
B5	Song To Woody	2:39
B6	See That My Grave Is Kept Clean	2:40

Видео

▶ Bob Dylan - Bob Dylan (Full album)

Участники

Аннотация: Robert Shelton

Аннотация: Stacey Williams

Фотография [Обложка]: Don Hunstein

Продюсер: John Hammond

Идентификаторы и матрицы

Матрица / раннаут (Label, Side A)	x "LP" 55619
Матрица / раннаут (Label, Side B)	x "LP" 55620
Матрица / раннаут (Runout, Stamped, Side A)	XLP-55619-1C
Матрица / раннаут (Runout, Stamped, Side B)	XLP-55620-1D

Примечания

Mono, Six-Eye pressing on black/white and red labels. No Silver Star Hype Sticker on Front of Cover Second Label Variation: "Bob Dylan" is printed on one line above spindle hole. First track, "You're No Good" on side A and "Gospel Plow" on side B are printed above spindle hole with the remainder of the tracks listed below. "CBS" is stamped in black on label below "COLUMBIA" Logo in white on both sides. No number on lower right corner of back cover to indicate printing location. Hollywood, Ca Pressing Plant, on Alden Drive, Los Angeles, as indicated by the "H" etched in the runouts. From front cover: © Columbia Records 1962 From rear cover: © Columbia Records 1962 / All Rights Reserved From top rear cover: "This Columbia High Fidelity recording is scientifically designed to play with the highest quality reproduction on the phonograph of your choice, new or old. If you are the owner of a new stereophonic system, this record will play with even more brilliant true-to-life fidelity. In short, you can purchase this record with no fear of its becoming obsolete in the future."