Find great deals on eBay for Bob Dylan Bootleg Series Vol 1-3 in Music CDs. Shop with confidence. From late-spring to early-fall of 1967 Bob Dylan and The Band gathered in the basement of Dylan's Woodstock home in upstate New York to record music that defied all the trends heard during the Summer of Love. In addition to dozens of Dylan originals, they recorded old blues, folk, country and rock and roll songs with approaches that ranged from reverent to silly. Bootlegs of some of these recordings have circulated for 45 years (and 16 of them were officially released in 1975), but at long last all 138 tracks will be released November 4 on the 6-CD. While we wait for the most hotly-anticipated installment in the series, here's a look back at the first ten, ranked in order from most to least essential. (1991) The 3-CD inagural title in the Bootleg Series shows how many of Dylan's rejects would be career highlights for many other singer-songwriters.

2002 - The Bootleg Series - Vol. 5 Live 75 - The Rolling Thunder Rewiew.

It has a slew of top-notch outtakes from The Freewheelin' Bob Dylan, the gripping live 'Who Killed Davy Moore?' ( Sports Illustrated called it the greatest sports song ever), and Dylan revelling in nastiness on 'She's Your Lover Now.' Dylan perversely left some of his best Eighties songs off of his albums of that decade, which needed all the help they could get - listen to 'Angelina', 'Series of Dreams', 'Foot of Pride' and the haunting 'Blind Willie McTell.' (1998) For many years this concert from May 17, 1966 was the most sought-after Dylan bootleg. Officially released in 1998, its first disc covers Dylan's acoustic solo set. The goods, though, are on disc two - the electric half of the show backed by what would become The Band, pummeling the folk-loving audience like an unrelenting thunderstorm unleashed by an angry God. Palacio de la moncloa.