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Instrumental Dylan

SoundOutLoudSoundOutLoud 171 Posts
edited March 2010 in Strut Central
Dudes think you're joking. That "I prefer instrumental Dylan" shit was a real quote.
I'm intrigued. How many of these albums do you stock??
Got it. Some of the tracks are cool others kinda meh'. I'll take this opportunity to express that I'm interested to see what rare Dylan records or other instrumentals anyone has to share. Enjoy!http://www.dylannl.nl/I/1737-Instrumental-Bob/View-details.htmlInstrumental Bob1 disc compilation of some of the instrumenatls by Bob DylanProduction www:dylannl.nl01 Shenandoah Lexington 11-2-199002 Absolutely Sweet Marie Blonde on Blonde Sessions03 E-Thangh New Orleans 25-8-198904 Peco's Blues Pat Garret & Billy the Kid Sessions05 Number One (Instrumental) Blonde on Blonde Sessions06 A Hard Rain's A-Gonna Fall Los Angeles 2-6-197807 Dixie New York 19-10-199008 Nashville Skyline Rag Earl Scruggs Family TV, Carmel, NY Dec. 197009 B-Thang Englewood 31-8-198910 Rumble London 21-11-200511 I Want You Blonde on Blonde sessions12 Instrumental Eve and Mac McKenzie's Home New York 196113 Dont Fly Unless its Safe Infidels Sessions 14 Instrumental Basement tapes15 Instrumental # 1 Working Tape 198116 My Back Pages Paris 6-7-197817 Temporary Like Achilles Blonde on Blonde Sessions18 Crosswind Jamboree Planet Waves Outtake19 Blues Instrumental 14-10-2004 20 Sukiyaki Tokyo 10-3-198621 Ragtime Annie Bob Dylan Chicago 14-12-199722 G-Thang Santa Barbara 5-9-198923 Dark Groove Infidels Sessions24 Most Likely You Go Your Way Blonde on Blonde Sessions25 Instrumental # 2 Working Tape 198126 Instumental Basement Tapes #2

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  • faux_rillzfaux_rillz 14,343 Posts
    Weren't the two Area Code 615 albums recorded by the session musicians who backed Dylan on Nashville Skyline? If so, they would arguably qualify as "instrumental Dylan".
  • SoundOutLoudSoundOutLoud 171 Posts
    Well, I haven't checked into the personnel (anyone want to help on this??) but that could be some of them sans Dylan from the Blonde on Blonde sessions. I'll have to look into that one.
  • pickwick33pickwick33 8,946 Posts
    1 disc compilation of some of the instrumenatls by Bob Dylan
    Production www:dylannl.nl

    01 Shenandoah Lexington 11-2-1990
    02 Absolutely Sweet Marie Blonde on Blonde Sessions
    03 E-Thangh New Orleans 25-8-1989
    04 Peco's Blues Pat Garret & Billy the Kid Sessions
    05 Number One (Instrumental) Blonde on Blonde Sessions
    06 A Hard Rain's A-Gonna Fall Los Angeles 2-6-1978
    07 Dixie New York 19-10-1990
    08 Nashville Skyline Rag Earl Scruggs Family TV, Carmel, NY Dec. 1970
    09 B-Thang Englewood 31-8-1989
    10 Rumble London 21-11-2005
    11 I Want You Blonde on Blonde sessions
    12 Instrumental Eve and Mac McKenzie's Home New York 1961
    13 Dont Fly Unless its Safe Infidels Sessions
    14 Instrumental Basement tapes
    15 Instrumental # 1 Working Tape 1981
    16 My Back Pages Paris 6-7-1978
    17 Temporary Like Achilles Blonde on Blonde Sessions
    18 Crosswind Jamboree Planet Waves Outtake
    19 Blues Instrumental 14-10-2004
    20 Sukiyaki Tokyo 10-3-1986
    21 Ragtime Annie Bob Dylan Chicago 14-12-1997
    22 G-Thang Santa Barbara 5-9-1989
    23 Dark Groove Infidels Sessions
    24 Most Likely You Go Your Way Blonde on Blonde Sessions
    25 Instrumental # 2 Working Tape 1981
    26 Instumental Basement Tapes #2

    You forgot "Turkey Chase."

    Not that the song is that great - you're not missing much - but I'm surprised that Dylan has that many instrumentals that you could leave off a few.

    Weren't the two Area Code 615 albums recorded by the session musicians who backed Dylan on Nashville Skyline? If so, they would arguably qualify as "instrumental Dylan".

    Don't really agree, since Dylan himself doesn't appear on those albums.
  • SoundOutLoudSoundOutLoud 171 Posts
    Yeah this list is incomplete, its not my own. I found the compilation while looking for I Was so Much Younger Then, trying to find some instrumentals among the early stuff, its up on that site as well.
  • JuniorJunior 4,853 Posts
    Finally, a Dylan album I can really get into!
  • DocMcCoyDocMcCoy "Go and laugh in your own country!" 5,917 Posts
    Heh.

    I dunno that this necessarily strengthens "I prefer his instrumentals" dude's argument or makes him appear that much less of a douche, though. Quite a few of the tracks on that list are just non-vocal takes/mixes rather than actual instrumentals.
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