BOB DYLAN and THE BAND - Basement Tapes Acetate (Vinyl Transfer, JTT)

Bob Dylan and The Band
Big Pink
West Saugerties
New York
June - November 1967

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THIS IS THE FIRST TIME I HAVE CIRCULATED THIS DISC IN ANY FORM.
PLEASE DO NOT CONVERT TO LOSSY FORMATS AND PUT ON "EXPECTING RAIN"
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In 1967 "Don't Look Back" had it's UK premiere run at the ICA Cinema in The Mall, London. I was lucky to
be at the first night and before the showing almost an hour of Dylan music was played none of which
I had heard before. I had a friend with contacts at the ICA and asked if he would inquire about the music.
A few days later I was given a Vinyl LP in a white envelope and was told a few copies had appeared when the
film was delivered. Turns out to be a copy of the tracks supplied to music publishers of the songs to become
known as The Basement Tapes.

This Torrent is a direct copy of the vinyl and although there is considerable surface noise the quality
and generation of the source seems to much better than many that circulate.

I have a 1970 Bootleg "Waters of Oblivion" which has the same tracks in a different order and slightly
lesser quality which Dominique Roques describes as first bootleg to be sourced from an acetate.

There are no Vinyl Reference marks

SOURCE: Vinyl LP > Technics SL-110/SME 3009 Series 111/Goldring G1010 > Onkyo P-304 Pre Amp >
Soundforge PRO 10b > FLAC Level 6 Align on sector boundaries

No alterations of any kind

SIDE ONE:
1. TEARS OF RAGE
2. QUINN THE ESKIMO 
3. MILLION DOLLAR BASH 
4. YEAH HEAVY AND A BOTTLE OF BREAD 
5. PLEASE MRS. HENRY
6. I SHALL BE RELEASED
7. TOO MUCH OF NOTHING 

SIDE TWO:
1. CRASH ON THE LEVEE (DOWN IN THE FLOOD) 
2. LO AND BEHOLD 
3. TINY MONTGOMERY
4. OPEN THE DOOR, HOMER
5. NOTHING WAS DELIVERED 
6. THIS WHEEL'S ON FIRE
7. YOU AIN'T GOING NOWHERE