Change: Song Review Talkin' New York In My Time of Dyin' Man of Constant Sorrow Fixin' to Die Pretty Peggy-O Highway 51 Gospel Plow Baby, Let Me Follow You Down House of the Risin' Sun Freight Train Blues Song to Woody See That My Grave Is Kept Clean Liner Notes   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 682)

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Change:  "You sound like a hillbilly, we want folk singers here!" "Loved my sound! A dollar a days worth!"Agree. With the last one. That is how it is to be musican.Alias   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 683)

Change: Gray.Gray:Bob Dylan [1962] The first album, this features the 20-year-old Dylan, unique among the Greenwich Village folkies in having been signed to the huge Columbia label, which had missed out on rock’n’roll altogether. In staff-producer JOHN HAMMOND they had a man who’d been involved in Bessie   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 669)

Change: such a young Dylan on it that he sounds about 85. Only two of the songs are his own: one dedicated to his early idolWOODY GUTHRIE (‘Song to Woody’) and the other owing its format and spirit to Guthrie’s own work (‘Talkin’ New York’), though using a format,   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 674)

Change: sense of the very young Bob Dylan playin' the clubs in Grenwich Villiage in the early 60's. There's only two Dylan originals here (Talkin' New York and Song to Woody). The rest are either traditional or by the likes of Dave Van Ronk or Mississippi Fred McDowell. - FolkrockmanBest   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 173)

Change: Kept Clean Add Your Notes and ReviewsClick EasyEdit to add information. The musicians:References: Trivia: Reviews: Click EasyEdit to add your album review (don't forget to giveyourself a byline!).Best Song: Every album's got one...Favorite Lyric: Sometimes a single line perfectly captures the mood ...   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 100)

Change:  (1962)You're No Good Talkin' New York In My Time of Dyin' Man of Constant Sorrow Fixin' to Die Pretty Peggy-O Highway 51 Gospel Plow Baby, Let Me Follow You Down House of the Risin' Sun Freight Train Blues Song to Woody See That My Grave Is Kept Clean   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 53)