Dylan's self-titled debut album was made in a matter of hours, it cost $402 to record (according to producer John Hammond) and it serves as an introduction for anyone wanting to explore Dylan's first steps as a professional musician. On his first LP, recorded at New York's Columbia
Recording Studios, on November 20- 22, 1961, Dylan sang topical folk songs, accompanying himself on harmonica and guitar. The album contained only two originals ("Song to Woody" and "Talking New York") and eleven cover versions,mostly old folk and blues numbers.
THE COMPLETE ALBUM + 3 BONUS
TRACKS- 180-GRAM CRYSTAL CLEAR
VINYL - LIMITED EDITION
