Third Man Records Vault 49 Bob Dylan - Springtime In New York Vol.16 4x Vinyl LP

$

130

I have been a long time TMR Vault member and don't usually sell these right away, but Bob Dylan is just not my cup of tea. 
This arrived today and will ship as soon as it is paid for in the original unopened packaging as arrived in the mail today.
Box/packaging looks great/no damage of concern, so assume everything inside is M/M, usually are, I have not had any issues with other vault packages.
About the package:
Third Man Records is excited to announce Vault Package #49: Bob Dylan - Springtime In New York: The Bootleg Series, Vol. 16 (1980-1985). In conjunction with Sony/Legacy, Third Man will release this 4xLP collection (pressed at Third Man Pressing in Detroit) full of previously-unreleased outtakes, mixes and more, complete with a 16-page booklet of liner notes and track notations and four uniquely-colored LPs in their own individual LP sleeves, all housed together in an impressive custom slipcase. The songs on the Third Man Vault will be the ONLY vinyl release of those 42 songs. There is NO material overlap between the 2xLP version from Sony/Legacy and the 4xLP release from Third Man.

BOB DYLAN

SPRINGTIME IN NEW YORK: THE BOOTLEG SERIES, VOL. 16 (1980-1985)

THIRD MAN RECORDS 4-LP SET

TRACKLIST:

LP-1

1. Señor (Tales of Yankee Power) – Rehearsal

2. Jesus Met the Woman at the Well – Rehearsal

3. Mary of the Wild Moor – Rehearsal

4. A Couple More Years – Rehearsal

5. This Night Won’t Last Forever – Rehearsal

6. Mystery Train – Shot of Love outtake

7. We Just Disagree – Rehearsal

8. Let’s Keep It Between Us – Rehearsal

9. Fever – Rehearsal

10. Abraham, Martin and John – Rehearsal

11. Angelina – Shot of Love outtake

LP-2

1. Price of Love – Shot of Love outtake

2. I Wish It Would Rain – Shot of Love outtake

3. Let It Be Me – International 7” Single B-side*

4. Don’t Ever Take Yourself Away – Shot of Love outtake*

5. Cold, Cold Heart – Shot of Love outtake

6. Is It Worth It? – Shot of Love outtake

7. Borrowed Time – Shot of Love outtake

8. Yes Sir, No Sir – Shot of Love outtake

9. This Was My Love – Infidels outtake

10. Don’t Fall Apart on Me Tonight [version 2] – Infidels alternate take

11. Neighborhood Bully – Infidels alternate take

LP-3

1. Too Late [acoustic version] – Infidels outtake

2. Clean Cut Kid – Infidels outtake

3. Baby What You Want Me to Do – Infidels outtake

4. Foot of Pride – Infidels outtake

5. I and I – Infidels alternate take

6. Green, Green Grass of Home – Infidels outtake

7. Union Sundown – Infidels alternate take

8. Lord Protect My Child – Infidels outtake

9. Tell Me – Infidels outtake

LP-4

1. Enough is Enough [live] – Slane Castle, Ireland

2. License to Kill [live] – Late Night with David Letterman, March 22, 1984

3. Angel Flying Too Close to the Ground – Infidels outtake

4. Julius and Ethel – Infidels outtake

5. I’ll Remember You – Empire Burlesque alternate take

6. When the Night Comes Falling from the Sky [slow version] – Empire Burlesque

alternate take

7. Tight Connection to My Heart (Has Anybody Seen My Love) – Empire Burlesque

alternate mix

8. Emotionally Yours – Empire Burlesque alternate take

9. Clean Cut Kid – Empire Burlesque alternate take,

10. Straight A’s in Love – Empire Burlesque outtake

11. When the Night Comes Falling from the Sky [fast version] – Empire Burlesque

alternate take

All tracks previously unreleased except *

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