Bob Dylan:Great White Wonder - TMOQ?
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Description
Bob Dylan - Great White Wonder - TMOQ?
Matrix Numbers: Non
Release Date: c1969/1970
Record 1
Side A
- Candy Man
- Ramblin' Round
- Black Cross
- I Ain't Got No Home In This World Anymore
- The Death of Emmett Till
- Poor Lazarus
Side B
- Bob Dylan's New Orleans Rag
- If You Gotta Go, Go Now
- Sitting On A Barb Wired Fence
- Only A Hobo
- Quinn The Eskimo (The Mighty Quinn)
- This Wheel's On Fire
Record 2
Side C
- Baby, Please Don't Go
- Interview With Pete Seeger
- Dink's Song
- See That My Grave Is Kept Clean
- East Orange, New Jersey
- Man of Constant Sorrow
Side D
- I Shall Be Released
- Open The Door, Homer
- Too Much Of Nothing
- Nothing Was Delivered
- Tears Of Rage
- Living The Blues
Condition
Vinyl: Excellent
Audio Quality: Very Good
Album Cover: Very Good+ (Slight creasing to corners - clean split (80mm) top right hand corners)
Please note: as with all recordings of this type the sound quality is reflected by the varied & covert nature of the source tapes & the moonlighting approach required to get the records out of the various pressing plants. These are historical recordings & give insight into the development of one of the most influential artists of all time, however, don't expect clean pristine audio quality.
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The first ever b**tleg / unofficial release in the history of rock & roll.
One of the most historical records of all time.
Blank rubber stamped gatefold cover & blank labels. No matrix number on any of the four sides. According to my online research this version would appear to be either a test copy or an early private pressing. The fact that it has no identifying markings whatsoever makes the task of tracing it's origins extremely difficult to say the least. Although these unmarked copies turn up now & again they are very unusual, especially since the original release matrix numbers were either scratched out or added to on subsequent pressings. The rubber stamped 'Great White Wonder' on the cover is identical to those found on the 1970 TMOQ matrix bearing copies.............It's all such a mystery, but possibly, just possibly, someone out there might know the answer?
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