RARE - Bob Dylan S/T LP First Pressing Six Eye Stereo CS 8579 1A/1B
$
750
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RARE Bob Dylan Self Titled LP First Pressing Columbia Six Eye Stereo CS 8579 1A/1B VG+/VG/E
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FIRST PRESSING, Columbia Six Eye logo.
From Discogs:
Debut studio album by Bob Dylan, released on March 19, 1962 by Columbia Records. The album features folk standards, plus two original compositions, "Talkin' New York" and "Song to Woody."
1st Pressings (Stereo including Promo)
Labels: AKA Six-Eye Labels : "pressings display "BOB DYLAN" across one line and the first track is printed above the spindle hole on both sides.
Record itself is in incredible condition for its age: looks almost new, very clean, plays, minor scuffs.
Sleeve has wear along edges, no major tears or rips, Very solid, Very clean. Small marker on cover.
Overall extremely clean, well taken care of, no must or smell, good player.. Rare.
Hard to know exactly: but all internet data seems like this item is very early, near pre-fame, and could be as low as 500 pressed.
Recording Notes:
Recording sheet - Song Title - Take that was included in the released LP album [out of a total of]
Columbia Recording Studios, Studio A; November 20, 1961
CO68726 "You're No Good" (Take 5 [8])
CO68727 "Fixin' To Die" (Take 3 [3])
CO68729 "House Of The Risin' Sun" (Take 3 [3])
CO68730 "Talking New York" (Take 2 [2])
CO68731 "Song To Woody" (Take 2 [2])
CO68732 "Baby, Let Me Follow You Down" (Take 1 [1])
CO68733 "In My Time Of Dyin'" (Take 1 [1])
Columbia Recording Studios, Studio A; November 22, 1961
CO68745 "Man Of Constant Sorrow" (Take 3 [3])
CO68746 "Pretty Peggy-O" (Take 2 [2])
CO68747 "See That My Grave Is Kept Clean" (Take 4 [4])
CO68748 "Gospel Plow" (Take 1 [1])
CO68749 "Highway 51" (Take 1 [1])
CO68750 "Freight Train Blues" (Take 1 [1])
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