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Dylan

LP by Bob Dylan
Released	November 19, 1973
Recorded	1969-1970
Genre	Rock
Length	33 min 09 sec
Record label	Columbia Records
Producer	Bob Johnston
Professional reviews
Allmusic.com	File:1 out of 5.png	link
Bob Dylan Chronology
Pat Garrett & Billy The Kid (1973)	Dylan (1973)	Planet Waves (1974)

Dylan was a late 1973 Columbia Records release of Bob Dylan music from the infamous Self Portrait sessions of 1969/1970 issued after Dylan briefly left the label and momentarily signed up with David Geffen's new Asylum Records.

Universally considered the worst Bob Dylan, and completely unauthorized by its maker, Dylan received poor reviews upon release and managed to hit #17 in the US and become a gold record. It remains to this day the only Dylan album to not be issued on CD and, therefore, deleted from his catalog.

Track Listing

"Lily of the West" (Davies, Peterson) - 3:44
"Can't Help Falling in Love" (Creatore, Peretti, Weiss) - 4:17
"Sarah Jane" (Dylan) - 2:43
"Mr. Bojangles" (LaFarge) - 5:08
"The Ballad of Ira Hayes" (Walker) - 5:31
"Mary Ann" (Traditional) - 2:40
"Big Yellow Taxi" (Mitchell) - 2:12
"A Fool Such as I" (Abner) - 2:41
"Spanish is the Loving Tongue" (Traditional) - 4:13

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-'''''Dylan''''' was a late [[1973]] [[Columbia Records]] release of [[Bob Dylan]] music from the infamous [[Self Portrait]] sessions of [[1969]]/[[1970]] issued after Dylan briefly left the label and momentarily signed up with [[David Geffen]]'s new [[Asylum Records]].
+'''''Dylan''''' was a late [[1973]] [[Columbia Records]] release of [[Bob Dylan]] music from the infamous ''[[Self Portrait]]'' sessions of [[1969]]/[[1970]] issued after Dylan briefly left the label and momentarily signed up with [[David Geffen]]'s new [[Asylum Records]].
 Universally considered the worst Bob Dylan, and completely unauthorized by its maker, ''Dylan'' received poor reviews upon release and managed to hit #17 in the US and become a gold record.  It remains to this day the only Dylan album to not be issued on CD and, therefore, deleted from his catalog.