Name: He Took Us By Storm: 25 Lost Classics From / Var - He Took Us By Storm: 25 Lost Classics From / Var
Brand: He Took Us By Storm: 25 Lost Classics From / Var
SKU: 4000127176998
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He Took Us By Storm: 25 Lost Classics From / Var - He Took Us By Storm: 25 Lost Classics From / Var vinyl record cover

Dion - Two Ton Feather

Eric Andersen - Honey

Dick Campbell - You've Got to be Kidding

Bobby Darin - Me ; Mr Hohner

P.F. Sloan - Halloween Mary

Jackie Washington - Long Black Cadillac

Len Chandler - Feet First Baby

David Crosby - Willie Jean

Lou Reed - Men of Good Fortune (May 1965 Demo)

Casey Anderson - Little Girl

Bubba Fowler - Next Year This Time

Dean DeWolf - Pistol Slapper Blues

David Blue - The Gasman Won't Buy Your Love

Tom Rush - You Can't Tell A Book By The Cover

Barry McGuire - Don't You Wonder Where It's At

Bob Seger ; The Last Heard - Persecution Smith

FerrÃ© Grignard - Drunken Sailor

Peter LaFarge - Easy Rider

Donovan - Universal Soldier

Boz Scaggs - Baby Let Me Follow You Down

Billy Joe Royal - These Are Not My People

Leon Russell - Everybody's Talking About the Young

Johnny Winter - Birds Can't Row Boats

Dino Valenti - Black Betty

Sammy Walker - Vigilante Man

Item UPC: 4000127176998

Date First Available: October 04, 2024

Label: BEAR FAMILY

He Took Us By Storm: 25 Lost Classics From / Var

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ABOUT THE ALBUM

2024 compilation dedicated to the charismatic musician and author who revolutionized folk and rock music like no other in the '60s and became the worldwide figurehead of a cultural upheaval in youth culture: Bob Dylan. Compiled with expertise and passion by French producer Philippe Le Bras for Bear Family Records, this anthology features original recordings, mostly from the mid-1960s. Dylan-inspired artists such as Dion, Lou Reed, Bobby Darin, Leon Russell, David Crosby, Boz Scaggs, Bob Seger, Johnny Winter, David Blue and many others try to catch up with their mentor and colleague and produce songs in the idiom he pioneered. Not a single Dylan song on this album, and yet the master can be heard throughout!

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