BOB DYLAN - "Let Me Die In My Footsteps" 1971 YELLOW VINYL 40 COPIES - SHRINK
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BOB DYLAN
“LET ME DIE IN MY FOOTSTEPS”
Popo Productions 001
1971
I got the following message in December and I believe it is true: A fellow messaged me and said the following:
"I was part of PoPo ("I was part of PoPo (VERY early bootleg label) before Popo sold this LP to TMOQ for wider distribution and to generate a cash infusion so we could press more bootlegs. We only pressed 40 copies of this album on Yellow vinyl he rest were green (1000 green, only 40 yellow pressings), so this is rare. I thought you & your customers would like to know how few copies on the yellow wax were really pressed by someone who was there."
FIRST PRESSING (Yellow vinyl limited to 40 copies in 1971)
EX / EX
STILL IN SHRINK
YELLOW VINYL
ONLY COPY ON EBAY AS OF 04-20-2017.
First pressing The fine DISCOGS web site documents that this Popo Productions copy is the very first pressing of “Let Me Die In My Footsteps”. The second pressing was by Trade Mark of Quality. SEE NOTE. Amazing and rare edition for any Dylan collector, bootleg collector or colored vinyl collector. This is the real deal and I've kept the price down even though the LP is museum quality. Oh yeah.
Stored vertically in a smoke free environment for 46 years.
TRACKS:
A1
Let Me Die In My Footsteps
A2
San Francisco Bay Blues
A3
Jesus Met The Woman At The Well
A4
Gypsy Davy
A5
Pastures Of Plenty
A6
Remember Me
B1
Folsom Prison Blues
B2
Ring Of Fire
B3
Number One
B4
Walkin' Down The Line
B5
Train-A-Travelin'
B6
World War No. Three
B7
I'd Hate To Be You On That Dreadful Day
B8
Denise Denise
Notes
Sources:
- A1: recorded in March 1962 from the mistaken version of "Freewheelin'..."
- A2 to A6: recorded in 1962 taped in the home of Bob Gibson.
- B1, B2: recorded in June 1969 in Nashville studios.
- B3: recorded in December 1965 in Hollywood studios.
- B4 to B8: recorded in 1962 studio recording from the Whitmark Tapes.
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