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New, Sealed, Bob Dylan ‎– Blame It On Rio, Double (2X) LP, EU Import (2017) from Parachute Recording Company ‎– PARA066LP. Records are assumed Mint as this is sealed. Cover is sealed and in M condition. See images for more details. Sound quality is not studio on this release as this was a broadcast. All grading visual unless otherwise specified. Sealed records cannot be returned for a refund after opening. Will ship out in a sturdy record mailer with proper backing. Shipping discounts available for multiple LP purchases on same order in the USA. Ask for invoice. International shipping is via Ebay's global shipping program. Enter your shipping location and the price will update. Thanks for looking and have a great day!
Tracklist:
1Subterranean Homesick Blues 2Lay Lady Lay 3All Along The Watchtower 4Stuck Inside Of Mobile With The Memphis Blues Again 5Highway 61 Revisited 6You’re A Big Girl Now 7Seeing The Real You At Last 8It Takes A Lot To Laugh, It Takes A Train To Cry 9Ballad Of Hollis Brown 10Maggie’s Farm 11Mr. Tambourine Man 12One Too Many Mornings 13The Lonesome Death Of Hattie Carroll 14Blowin’ In The Wind 15Everything Is Broken 16Tight Connection To My Heart 17Political World
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Notes: During the recording of ''Under The Red Sky'' in 1990, Dylan traveled to Brazil for two live dates in January, during a week-long stay in the country. He performed in Sao Paulo on 15th and in Rio on the 25th - both as co-headliner for the 1990 Hollywood Rocks festival (alongside Bon Jovi!). The Rio show was undertaken with a typical festival set made up of a fine array of oldies and classics, with a single cut from Oh Mercy thrown into the mix for good measure. But, as this release reveals, nevertheless Bob and band showered the enormous gathering with a delightful, relaxed performance with Dylan in fine voice and the entire 80+ minute performance is featured here on vinyl for the first time.