On November 4, 2014, Columbia/Legacy will issue The Bootleg Series Vol. 11: The Basement Tapes Complete, an official 6-CD box set of all Dylan’s available basement recordings, including 30 never-bootlegged tracks.
We’re warming up to this highly anticipated release here @ alldylan.com with a look at bootleg releases with material from Dylan & The Band’s recordings @ The Big Pink, West Saugerties, New York – June – October 1967
Bob Dylan and the Band – The Basement Tapes Raw: The Bootleg Series Vol. Judging by The Basement Tapes Raw, Dylan found his Acapulco with four Canadians in the basement of a pink house in. Bob Dylan and The Band: The Basement Tapes Complete The Bootleg Series Vol.11 6-CD box set cover 6-CD 138-track box set with the 'definitive chronicle' of the legendary 1967 recording sessions with Bob Dylan and The Band, containing 'every salvageable recording' from the tapes. Bob Dylan and the Band - The Basement Tapes Complete: The Bootleg Series Vol. Dylan plugged in, unleashing a torrent of amphetamine-poetry visions set to a pumping rhythm 'n' blues beat that marked the point when rock (serious artistic intent for the hip grown-ups) officially split up from pop (sugar-sweet nothings for undemanding ears. Sep 03, 2020 Flashback: Bob Dylan Guests at 1983 Rick Danko/Levon Helm Club Gig Hear the old friends play an impromptu rendition of the ‘Basement Tapes’ classic “Ain’t No More Cane”. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the 1975 Vinyl release of The Basement Tapes on Discogs. Label: CBS - S 80917. Format: 2x, Vinyl LP, Album. Country: Ireland. Genre: Rock. Style: Folk Rock, Country Rock, Classic Rock. Bob Dylan & The Band: Bob Dylan & The Band - The Basement Tapes .
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In the early 1990s, a virtually complete collection of all of Dylan’s 1967 recordings in Woodstock was released on a bootleg five-CD set, The Genuine Basement Tapes. The collection, which contains over 100 songs and alternate takes, was later remastered and issued as the four-CD bootleg A Tree With Roots. Greil Marcus showed the set to Garth Hudson, who declared, “They’ve got it all.” Commercial series cps r05.09.
Nonetheless, a handful of basement songs not available on A Tree With Roots or other bootlegs have been documented, including the Band’s “Even If It’s a Pig Part I” (which has circulated in fragmentary form) and “Even If It’s a Pig Part II”,and Dylan’s “Wild Wolf”and “Can I Get a Racehorse” (copyrighted as “You Own a Racehorse”).
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“TAKE CARE of your memories… for you cannot relive them,” sings Bob Dylan in Open The Door, Homer on this collection of half-hidden recordings from 1967. “You can’t? Of course you can,” he rebutted in another context decades later. Proving his change of mind, he’s made these Basement Tapes available in full to fans who’ve been knock-knock-knockin’ for ’em for a half-century.
The Basement Tapes’ strengths are what others usually call drawbacks.
With six CDs of music, here’s the basement’s kitchen sink, sans a few “unlistenables”. Sweetening added to 1975’s partial LP release has been stripped away and, after years of sleuthing, the cleanest sources were located. (A 2-CD set is available for the financially impaired.) In ’67, while recuperating from the “Judas!” tour, Bob and The Band kept sharp by rehearsing in Big Pink’s basement. Some of the bard’s then-new tunes were sent as publishing demos to The Byrds and others, and The Band released a few on 1968’s Music From Big Pink. Otherwise they simply revelled in making music for fun. In addition to future Dylan classics (You Ain’t Goin’ Nowhere, I Shall Be Released), they jammed on many shades of blues, honky-tonk, rockabilly, calypso, 19th century drinking songs, et al. Although keyboardist Garth Hudson ran tape, they had no idea that anyone might hear the results, save for the dozen-plus demos.
The Basement Tapes’ strengths are what others usually call drawbacks. The sound is murky, the performances are riddled with flubs, and with Levon Helm on leave, they were often drum-less. And yet, without music biz pressure, Bob and Band – young genii at their creative peaks – reached backwards (Testaments Old and New) and forwards (irreverence, no limits) and came up with something that exists outside of time. Authenticity was the goal of the ’60s cultural revolution and The Basement Tapes ignored every record-producing rule while remaining true to the muse. Listeners were bewitched.
Diehards have longed for The Basement Tapes Complete: the half-songs, multiple takes and in-jokes. Many own one or more bootlegs, but no one knew if there was more. There is. Thirty tracks that were never circulated in any form: Bob’s gorgeous ballads Edge Of The Ocean and One For The Road and a gospel-funk Blowin’ In The Wind. Dig for the first time Bob and the boys doing the Hank Williams hit My Bucket’s Got A Hole In It and you can hear the musical manger where blues and country had a baby called rock’n’roll. From that manger to the basement in West Saugerties, New York, we’re reminded that artists must break the rules of commerce to create work that lasts.
Listen below to a The Basement Tapes Complete: The Bootleg Series Vol. 11 sampler
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And here The Band’s Robbie Robertson remembers the sessions.