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BOB DYLAN
The Karen Wallace Tape, May 1960
CORNBREAD RECORDS, 2018 LP 180-Gram Vinyl Imported from the UK

Minneapolis/St. Paul, May 1960: a young Bob Dylan, still known as Robert Zimmerman and not yet even 19 years old, decides to drop out of college to move to New York City and pursue a career in folk music. 
That same month he plays a small gathering at Karen Wallace's apartment in St. Paul -- Karen's sister, Terri, was an early fan and supporter of Dylan's -- mostly covering American folk and blues standards, which he'd become obsessed with since starting at the University. 
Still a few years before his self-titled debut, this tape is one of the earliest documents of early Dylan, and since Karen Wallace attempted to sell the tape for $10,000 in the 1970s and subsequently disappeared along with the tape, its life is another great story in the history of Bob Dylan, one of the most enigmatic and idiosyncratic celebrities of the 20th century. 
Track Listing: A1. Introduction & Unknown Song  A2. Pastures Of Plenty  A3. Muleskinner Blues (Complete Song)  A4. Go Down Ye Murderers  A5. This Land Is Your Land  A6. Rockabye My Sarah Jane  A7. Nobody Wants You  A8. Great Historical Bum 
B1. Mary Ann  B2. Sinner Man  B3. Abner Young  B4. One Eyed Jacks  B5. Columbia Stockade Blues  B6. Payday At Coal Creek  B7. Two Sisters (Complete Song)
- Bob Dylan, still known as Robert Zimmerman, playing a small gathering at Karen Wallace's apartment in St. Paul, the same month he dropped out of college.  - The set sees Dylan mostly covering American folk and blues standards.  - Still a few years before his self-titled debut, this tape is one of the earliest documents of early Dylan. 
New Condition - Never Played - Still Sealed
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