Bitrate: MP3@320K/s
Time: 36:52
Size: 85,6 MB
Styles: Gospel style, soul
Scans: Full (incl. LP front & back)
1. The Times They Are A-Changin' (2:45)
2. I Shall Be Released (4:20)
3. Lay Lady Lay (3:29)
4. Mr. Tambourine Man (3:55)
5. All Along The Watchtower (3:32)
6. The Mighty Quinn (3:34)
7. Chimes Of Freedom (4:33)
8. I'll Be Your Baby Tonight (2:24)
9. My Back Pages (5:14)
10. Just Like A Woman (3:04)
In 1969, Lou Adler was one of the hottest producers and songwriters in Los Angeles, having worked with the Mamas and the Papas, Carole King, Sam Cooke, Johnny Rivers, the 5th Dimension, Spirit, and many others. Struck by the melodic influences of vintage gospel music in the songs of Bob Dylan, Adler was inspired to bring together some of the best session vocalists in California - nearly all of whom had a background in gospel - and make an album that cast some of Dylan's best-known songs in a brand new light. Dylan's Gospel, credited to the Brothers and Sisters of L.A., was the result, with Merry Clayton, Gloria Jones, Clydie King, Edna Wright, Patrice Holloway and many others bring heart, soul, and gospel fervor to tunes like "I Shall Be Released," "Chimes of Freedom," "My Back Pages," "Mr. Tambourine Man," and more.
(This is not a blues album. Maybe it's not even a true gospel album since it is not religious in that sense. It is, however, a nice album with soulful, gospel style interpretations of Bob Dylan songs. /Red Rooster)
(This is not a blues album. Maybe it's not even a true gospel album since it is not religious in that sense. It is, however, a nice album with soulful, gospel style interpretations of Bob Dylan songs. /Red Rooster)
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