The Basement Tapes
by Bob Dylan & The Band
Finally receiving an official release years after circulating as the first major rock bootleg, this legendary 1967 recording session captures Bob Dylan retreating from the psychedelic spotlight. 'The Basement Tapes' is an incredibly raw, wonderfully playful exploration of rustic Americana, matching intensely surreal, highly humorous folklore with beautifully pastoral, deeply lo-fi roots-rock jams.
Genres
- Roots Rock
- Folk Rock
Tracklist
- Odds and Ends
- Orange Juice Blues
- Million Dollar Bash
- Yazoo Street Scandal
- Goin' to Acapulco
- Katie's Been Gone
- Lo and Behold!
- Bessie Smith
- Clothes Line Saga
- Apple Suckling Tree
- Please, Mrs. Henry
- Tears of Rage
- Too Much of Nothing
- Yea! Heavy And A Bottle Of Bread
- Ain't No More Cane
- Crash on the Levee
- Ruben Remus
- Tiny Montgomery
- You Ain't Goin' Nowhere
- Don't Ya Tell Henry
- Nothing Was Delivered
- Open the Door, Homer
- Long Distance Operator
- This Wheel's On Fire