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BOB DYLAN Mixed Up Confusion Corrina Corrina Original 1st Columbia U.S. 45 1962
Sold Date:
July 8, 2021
Start Date:
July 1, 2021
Final Price:
$500.00
(USD)
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BOB DYLAN Mixed Up Confusion b/w Corrina Corrina Original 1st U.S. Columbia 45 1962 Super Rare
You're bidding on a extremely rare commercial copy of BOB DYLAN's 1st 45: Mixed Up Confusion b/w Corrina
Corrina issued by Columbia Records in the U.S. on December 14th, 1962 and quickly withdrawn. Both Mono
Mixes have Never been reissued on any U.S. release. In 1964, producer Tom Wilson stripped off the backing
musicians from Mixed Up Confusion, leaving only Bob's guitar,harmonica and vocal and overdubbed a new
backing track with different musicians. This new version was finally issued on the Dylan Biograph Box Set in
1985 but it was mixed in Stereo and at a slower speed. This 45 version of Corrina Corrina features Take 4 where
as the version on The Freewheeling Bob Dylan album is Take 6. The Run-Out Matrix Numbers for this 45 are:
A-Side ZSP-58626-1D and B-Side ZSP-58625-1D. The Record is in VG condition with scuffs, marks and light
scratches but No deep scratches, No pops and only a tiny bit of groove wear distortion. Both sides sound great.
The labels have some dirt on them and the A-Side has a tiny pin-prick tear on the label. If you are a serious
collector, this record is the "Holy Grail" of BOB DYLAN 45's to add to your collection.
Starting Bid $ 500.00