Bob Dylan RARE BOOTLEG "Walking Down The Line" VINYL COLOR LP (FIGA2269)

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Bob Dylan "Walking Down The Line" Released on Collector's Label, 1972
~VERY RARE RED-COLORED VINYL~
 
The record jacket has some minor wear and tear, some scuffs on the corner (see pictures)
Record itself is in GREAT condition, and has no major markings or scratches on it. The sound quality is pretty good considering it's an unofficial release.  I've only played the record a handful of times, most of the time it's just been sitting on my top shelf just to admire the cover. Now it's time to find a new home for this beauty.

     Record Grading Jacket: VG Record: VG+

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Tracklist

A1  Emit Till  A2  Worry Blues  A3  Carena  A4  Let Me Die In My Footsteps  A5  San Francisco Blues  B1  Salad Road  B2  Chanuka  B3  World War No. 3  B4 Denise Denise  B5  Walking Down The Line  B6  Cool Water  B7  Wichita 

Notes

Collection of rare early Bob Dylan recordings.  Unofficially release from the late 1960s / early 1970s. 

  Released in 1972, after many of its artists had risen to international acclaim, Broadside Ballads, Vol. 6 contains previously unreleased songs that appeared in the folk publication Broadside Magazine, founded in 1962.
  The lineup includes Blind Boy Grunt (which is one of Bob Dylan's pseudonyms), Peter La Farge, Phil Ochs, and Tom Paxton, Broadside Ballads, Vol. 6, is unique not only for its varied talent but also because of its source—the songs were mainly recorded during impromptu performances at Broadside’s New York apartment throughout the 1960s with little more than guitar and vocals.

- Excerpt taken from https://folkways.si.edu/