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Bob Dylan 01/01/58
"I Was So Much Younger Then", Various, Various
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Set I
Disc 1
John Bucklen Tape:
Friendship Music
Little Richard
Johnny Cash
A Good Place To Leave
Best Kind Of Music
Talent Show/Buzz Buzz Buzz
Jenny /Ten Million In A Week
Scotty Moore
Blue Moon
Elvis Presley
Bass Player
Echo
Underground Folk Music
Bob Dillon
Minnesota Party Tape:
Red Rosey Bush (Trad.)
Johnny I Hardly Knew You (Trad.)
Jesus Christ (Woody Guthrie)
Streets Of Glory (Trad.)
KC Moan (1927 Memphis Jug Band)
Blue Yodel #8 (Jimmie Rodgers)
Roving Gambler (Trad.)
Talking Columbia (Woody Guthrie)
Talking Merchant Marine (Woody Guthrie)
Talking Hugh Brown
Talking Lobbyist
Gerdes Folk City:
San Francisco Bay Blues (Jesse Fuller)
Great Divide (Woody Guthrie)
Billy James interview excerpts:
Interview
Cynthia Gooding's Apartment Tape:
Ballad Of Donald White
Wichita (Going To Louisiana) (Trad)
Acne (Eric von Schmidt)
Rocks And Gravel (Brownie McGhee)
Long Time Man Feel Bad (Trad A Lomax arr)
Ranger's Command (Woody Guthrie)
Madhouse On Castle Street:
Blowin' In The Wind
Ballad Of The Gliding Swan

Disc 2
Karen Wallace Tapes:
The Two Sisters
Rising Sun Comment
Pastures Of Plenty (Woody Guthrie)
Blue Yodel #8 (Muleskinner Blues) (Jimmie Rodgers)
Payday At Coal Creek
Karen Wallace
Karen Wallace Tape Excerpts:
[all songs are fragmented excerpts]
One Eyed Jacks
Go Down You Murderers
This Land Is Your Land (Woody Guthrie)
Rockabye My Sara Jane
Nobody Knows You ...
Great Historical Bum
Mary Ann
Sinner Man
Abner Young
Blue Yodel #8 (Muleskinner Blues) (Jimmie Rodgers)
One Eyed Jacks
Columbus Stockade Blues
Go Down You Murderers
This Land Is Your Land (Woody Guthrie)
Karen Wallace Armpit Tape:
Gotta Travel On
Roving Gambler
The Two Sisters
Go Away From My Window
Rockabye My Sara Jane
Nobody Knows You...
Great Historical Bum
Mary Ann
Every Night When The Sun Goes Down
Sinner Man
Abner Young
900 Miles
Blue Yodel #8 (Muleskinner Blues) (Jimmie Rodgers)
One Eyed Jacks
Columbus Stockade Blues
Payday At Coal Creek
Interview with Karen and Terri Wallace

Disc 3
First McKenzie Tape:
Hard Times In New York Town
Wayfaring Stranger (Trad.)
Long Time Man Feel Bad (Trad.)
Lonesome Whistle Blues (Hank Williams)
Baby Of Mine
Baby Let Me Follow You Down (von Schmidt)
San Francisco Bay Blues (Jesse Fuller)
You're No Good (Jesse Fuller)
House Of The Rising Sun (Trad.)
instrumental
Rollin' In My Sweet Baby's Arms (Trad.)
Bells Of Rhymney (Davies / Seeger)
Come All Ye Fair And Tender Ladies (Trad.)
Rollin' In My Sweet Baby's Arms (Trad.)
Bells Of Rhymney (Davies / Seeger)
Highway 51 (Curtis Jones)
This Land Is Your Land (Woody Guthrie)
Second McKenzie Tape:
Instrumental
See That My Grave Is Kept Clean (Jefferson)
Ballad Of Donald White
Hard Rain
James Alley Blues (Dick Brown)
I Rode Out One Morning
instrumental
Don't Think Twice
instrumental
Long Time Gone
Only A Hobo
House Of The Rising Sun
Cocaine (Inst.)

Disc 4
Indian Neck Folk Festival:
Talking Columbia (Woody Guthrie)
Hangknot Slipknot (Woody Guthrie)
Talking Fish Blues (Woody Guthrie)
Oscar Brand's Folk Song Festival:
Sally Gal
Girl I Left Behind
Oscar Brand Show:
Intro
Girl Of The North Country
Only A Hobo
Steve Allen TV show:
Intro/ Interview
Lonesome Death Of Hattie Carroll
Les Crane Show:
Intro
It's All Over Now Baby Blue
Interview
It's Alright Ma (I'm Only Bleeding)
Set II
 
Set III
 
Comment
"I Was So Much Younger Then"

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Disc 1
John Bucklen Tape, Hibbing, MN c.1958
Minnesota Party Tape, Minneapolis Sept. 1960
Gerdes Folk City, NY September 29, 1961
Billy James Interview, NY CBS tape Nov 1961
Cynthia Gooding NY apt. tape Feb/March 1962
Madhouse On Castle Street, London, Dec. 30, 1962

Disc 2
Karen Wallace Tapes, St. Paul, MN May 1960

Disc 3
Recorded at the NY home of Eve & Mac McKenzie
1st McKenzie Tape November 23, 1961
& December 4, 1961
2nd McKenzie Tape April 12, 1963

Disc 4
Indian Neck Folk Festival, Branford, CT May 6, 1961
Oscar Brand Festival WNYC NY October 29, 1961
Oscar Brand Show WNYC NY March 1963
Steve Allen TV show LA, CA February 25, 1964
Les Crane Show WABC-TV/NY February 17, 1965
Last Changed By Dan Anderson
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User (active/rating) Media / # Show Sound Details DB Source User Source
Dan Anderson (1/4.9) CD-R / 4 A A View  
Notes: More Info
LossLess Legs (1/0) CDR / 4 View  
Notes: 07/09/2006 - shotgun
Dana L (1/0) flac / 2 View  
Notes: "I Was So Much Younger Then"; 4 audio discs
Dr. Zen (1/5) cdr / 4 View   various
Notes: 'I Was So Much Younger Then'
Dan Voaden (1/5) FLAC / 0 View  
Notes: First Dylan recordings, with interviews
Ms_Isis (1/4) FLAC / 2 View   Various 1958-1965
Notes: This monster 4 disc set is the Bob Dylan completist's wet dream and the audiophile's nightmare. The concept is pretty obvious: to gather up as many rare early Dylan recordings as possible and compile them into one single set. It's a fantastic idea in theory, but in reality, there's is very little on here that anyone but the most diehard fan will find valuable. The John Bucklen Tape, which starts things off, is nothing but an old High School friend of Bob's talking about his friendship with Dylan. A few very short clips of a teenaged Dylan singing are great for novelty sake, but hardly can be considered moving music. The next several clips are both poor performances and rather lousy sound quality. Historically, they're great to have, but it's doubtful that it'll get much play time. Perhaps the worst sounding bootleg material to circulate on Silver CD is found on disc 2, the abominable Karen Wallace tape. If you can sit though the whole thing more than once, it would be rather surprising. These tapes were recorded while Dylan performed a party in May of 1960, and not only was he still far from an effective folksinger, the equipment used was probably of extremely poor quality. The tape also suffers from an unknown number of analog generations, probably made on equally lousy equipment. The two McKenzie tapes found on disc 3 is where we see the first sign of anything really valuable, though there's still only a few scattered takes that indicate the enormous talent the young man had brimming just below the surface. Finally, disc 4 is where the Dylan we all know and love comes through. The Steve Allen and Les Crane TV shows are two priceless bits of Dylan history, and should be heard by all Dylan fans. The other bits and pieces here are great to hear also, and serve to fill in a few holes that most collections have, as this is one of the only bootlegs to contain the material. Is this bootleg worth getting? Yes, it is. Will it become on of your favorite recordings? Not a chance. -Stephen Pickett, [email protected]
Bridget (1/5) CDR / 4 VAR View  
Notes: Not for the casual listener, but die-hard Dylan fans should get this compilation!!
Chris Cantergiani (1/4.8) CD / 4 View   Early Dylan box '58-'64
Notes: Disc 1: Bucklen Tapes, 1958 Minneapolis Party Tapes, Sep 60 Gerdes Folk City, Sep 29, 61. Billy James Interview, Nov 61. Cynthia Gooding Tapes, Spring 62. BBC, Mad House on Castle Street, Dec 30, 62. Set 2 Disc 2: St. Paul, MN, Karen Wallace Tapes, May 1960. Set 3 Disc 3: First MacKenzie Tape, Nov 23 / Dec 4, 1961. Second MacKenzie Tape, Apr 63. Disc 4: Indian Neck Folk Festival, Brantford, CT, May 6, 61. Oscar Brand's Folk Song Fest, Oct 25, 61. Oscar Brand's, Mar 63. Steve Allen Show, Feb 23. 64. Les Crane Show, Feb 17, 65. Comment Great compilation! Contains several classic tapes, including the Bucklen Tapes, which are the earliest recordings with Bob Dylan. The sound is from horrible to great.
Page (1/5) CDR / 4 C+ View   AUD > I Was So Much Younger Then (Dandelion boot collection > CDR > SHN
Notes: The majority of the recordings hover arround C+ and B-, with the earlier ones being a little worse for wear. This collection contains the earliest recordings of Dylan, including; John Bucklen Tape (??/58), Minnesota Party Tape (09/60), Cynthia Gooding Apt. Tape (02/62), Karen Wallace Tapes (05/60), All 3 McKenzie Tapes (11-12/61 and 04/63) and other early recordings. (Tech info contains the entire info).
Lane Jaffe (1/0) CD / 4 View  
Notes: "Actual dates vary. Bootleg is titled "I Was So Much Younger Then." Some of the earlist recordings of Dylan. Sound quality varies throught tapes, due to different locations of recordings.
julian (0/0) / 0 View  
shawn (0/0) / 0 View  
TugMcG (0/0) CD / 4 View  
George Weiss (0/3.9) CDR / 4 B View   various
Tahir Azhar (0/0) / 1 View  
paul hempelman (0/0) cdr / 4 A- View   4 cdr
erik (0/0) shn / 4 View  
Notes: I Was So Much Younger Then
George (0/3) CD-R / 4 View