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BOB DYLAN

with MIKE CAMPBELL, DAVID HIDALGO, DONNY HERRON, TONY GARNIER, GEORGE RECILE

 Iconic singer/songwriter and musical wanderer who rose to prominence 

during the '60s folk revival and changed the world of music

"TOGETHER THROUGH LIFE"

2009     2LP     COLUMBIA RECORDS     STEREO  8 86974 38931 6

MADE IN EU   ORIGINAL PRESSING

STILL IN SHRINK SINGLE COVER  WITH INNER SLEEVES + CD

NOTES: stickered on front <10 NEW SONGS including.........

Pressed on 180 gram vinyl   Also contains the entire album on CD>

Barcode and Other Identifiers

Barcode: 8 86974 38931 6

LABEL:  COLUMBIA - BLACK & CREAM LABEL w/RED RIM - RED TEXT

Label Code: LC 00162

Catalog on cover: (spine) 88697 43893 1   (rear, barcode) 8 86974 38931 6

(sticker on front) 88697 43893 1   (inners)  [(88697 43893 1/1) - (88697 43893 1/2)]

Catalog on labels:  

Disc One / Side A: 88697438931

Disc One / Side B: 88697438931

Disc Two / Side C: 88697438931

Disc Two / Side D: 88697438931

Matrix / Runout (Disc One / Side A): 88697438931     8964983-01 A1 HL

Matrix / Runout (Disc One / Side B): 88697438931     8964983-01 B1 HL

Matrix / Runout (Disc Two / Side C): 88697438931     8964983-02 C1 HL

Matrix / Runout (Disc Two / Side D): 88697438931     8964983-02 D2 MK

On labels: BIEM/GEMA

rim text reads <©&℗2009 Sony......."Columbia" and Reg. U.S. Pat. & Tm. Off.......Made in the EU. LC 00162>.

This record is sold........Less than the price printed here-on

On inner sleeves: Produced by Jack Frost

Special thanks to the estate of Willie Dixon and the Blues Heaven Foundation, 

Steve Barnett, Rob Stringer, Greg Linn, Tom Donnarumma

On back cover: ©&℗2009 Sony Music Entertainment.......Distributed by Sony Music......Made in the EU....

tracklisting

Side A: BEYOND HERE LIES NOTHIN' - LIFE IS HARD - MY WIFE'S HOME TOWN

Side B: IF YOU EVER GO TO HOUSTON - FORGETFUL HEART

Side C: THIS DREAM OF YOU - SHAKE SHAKE MAMA

Side D:  I FEEL A CHANGE COMIN' ON - IT'S ALL GOOD

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 By all accounts, Together Through Life arrived quickly, cut swiftly by Bob Dylan and his touring band in the fall of 2008, surprising the label upon its delivery a couple months later, then rushed into stores in April 2009, ust half a year after the release of the monumental archive project Tell Tale Signs. Given the speed of its creation, it fits that the album has a spontaneous, kinetic kick, feeling so alive that it's a little messy, teeming with contradictions, crossed signals, and frayed ends. That liveliness turns Together Through Life into a much lighter affair than its weighty predecessor, Modern Times, which was tinged with doom and had thematic unity, two things missing from this comparatively breezy affair. If Together Through Life is about any one thing, it is -- as its title and cover photo elliptically suggest -- the enduring power of romance, how it provides sustenance and how its absence can make life hard. But all this suggests that Dylan has turned in a meditation on the meaning of life and love here, when its core charm is its very modesty. It's an old-fashioned ten tracks, clocking in at 45 minutes, a simple set of songs co-written with Robert Hunter -- Jerry Garcia's lyricist and previous Dylan collaborator, co-writing the irresistibly jaunty "Silvio" in 1988 -- and delivered without adornment, its clean yet earthy production slyly emphasizing the musical variety here. Sonically, this is right in line with Dylan's 2000s albums, the sound of a well-lubricated traveling band easing into the same chords it plays every night, but this isn't strictly roadhouse rock & roll: Dylan remains fixated on pre-rock & roll American music, emphasizing the blues but eager to croon love-struck ballads...(All Music)