Bob Dylan - "Songs For Bonnie" 
source: "Minnesota Hotel Tape" 1961
Recorded in Bonnie Beecher's apartment.  
Superb sound quality, but a couple of noticeable glitches are present on the original silver-disc boot.
Artwork scans (complete!)included. Photos show Bob in the apartment where this was recorded.
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The sound quality is excellent. Very clear, very clean, very enjoyable. 
The liner notes claim this release is in 'superior sound quality'... it is... it's great! 
Nice early black and white pictures, and a classy layout. 
The set also contains a lovely fold out booklet with a bit of a story behind the tapes. 
It's well written and informative. The title, of course, reflects that the tunes were recorded 
in Bonnie Beecher's apartment. 
 
1 Candy Man (Rev. Gary Davis arr. of trad. song) 
2 Baby Please Don't Go (Big Joe Williams) 
3 Hard Times In New York Town (adapted) 
4 Stealin' (Memphis Jug Band arr. of trad. song) 
5 Poor Lazarus (Traditional) 
6 I Ain't Got No Home (Woody Guthrie) 
7 It's Hard To Be Blind (adapted) 
8 Dink's Song (John & Alan Lomax arr. of trad. song) 
9 Man Of Constant Sorrow (Dylan arr. of trad. song) 
10 Naomi Wise (Traditional) 
11 Wade In The Water (Traditional) 
12 I Was Young When I Left Home (adapted) 
13 In The Evening (Leroy Carr) 
14 Baby Let Me Follow You Down (E.Von Schmidt) 
15 Sally Gal (adapted) 
16 Gospel Plow (Traditional)
17 Long John (Traditional) 
18 Cocaine Blues (Rev. Gary Davis arr. of trad. song) 
19 VD Blues (Woody Guthrie) 
20 VD Waltz (Woody Guthrie) 
21 VD City (Woody Guthrie) 
22 VD Gunner's Blues (Woody Guthrie) 
23 See My Grave's Kept Clean (Lemon Jefferson) 
24 Ramblin' Round (Woody Guthrie) 
25 Black Cross (Lord Buckley arr. of Joseph S. Newman) 

What I have is what you get.
From my harddiscs>TLH>HC>YOU.

Thanks to the original seeder.

I know this material also exists on various other discs, but not in better quality,
and certainly not with such great artwork! Very nice to have.
So, take it (and enjoy) or leave it.