Bob Dylan And The Band - The Basement Tapes Complete: The Bootleg Series Vol. 11 Album

Tracklist

1	My Bucket's Got A Hole In It Written-By – Clarence Williams	1:35
2	You Ain't Goin' Nowhere (Take 1)	2:48
3	Nothing Was Delivered (Take 2)	3:44
4	One Man's Loss	3:52
5	This Wheel's On Fire	3:54
6	I'm A Fool For You (Take 2)	2:34
7	Try Me Little Girl	1:38
8	Don't You Try Me Now	3:12
9	Pretty Mary	3:12
10	I'm Your Teenage Prayer	3:52
11	Kickin' My Dog Around	2:43
12	Million Dollar Bash (Take 2)	2:35
13	Get Your Rocks Off	3:46
14	All You Have To Do Is Dream (Take 2)	3:20
15	King Of France	3:53
16	Any Time	3:17
17	Johnny Todd	2:05
18	Million Dollar Bash (Take 1)	2:52
19	I Shall Be Released (Take 1)	4:04
20	Bring It On Home	3:07
21	Po' Lazarus	1:00
22	Ain't No More Cane (Take 2)	1:58
23	Song For Canada	4:31
24	Ain't No More Cane (Take 1)	2:41
25	Dress It Up, Better Have It All	2:53
26	Love Is Only Mine	1:50
27	Odds And Ends (Take 2)	1:49
28	Wild Wolf	3:35
29	Open The Door Homer (Take 1)	2:53
30	Bells Of Rhymney	3:16
31	Quinn The Eskimo (Take 1)	2:03
32	Young But Daily Growing	5:40
33	She'll Be Coming Round The Mountain	1:39
34	I Don't Hurt Anymore	2:15
35	Blowin' In The Wind	6:36
36	One Kind Favor	3:33
37	Belshazzar Written-By – Johnny Cash	3:22
38	Apple Suckling Tree (Take 1)	2:41
39	It's The Flight Of The Bumblebee	2:09
40	Big River (Take 2) Written-By – Johnny Cash	2:23
41	My Woman She's A-Leavin'	2:30
42	One Too Many Mornings	3:23
43	All You Have To Do Is Dream (Take 1)	3:56
44	Nothing Was Delivered (Take 3)	0:33
45	The Auld Triangle	5:47
46	Too Much Of Nothing (Take 1)	3:03
47	Goin' Down The Road Feeling Bad	3:21
48	I Can't Make It Alone	3:34
49	I'm A Fool For You (Take 1)	1:06
50	Four Strong Winds Written-By – Ian Tyson	3:42
51	Don't Ya Tell Henry	2:31
52	Crash On The Levee (Take 2)	2:06
53	Tiny Montgomery	2:57
54	Crash On The Levee (Take 1)	2:11
55	I'm Not There	5:13
56	Yea! Heavy And A Bottle Of Bread (Take 1)	1:50
57	Tears Of Rage (Take 2)	2:31
58	Tears Of Rage (Take 3)	4:15
59	Next Time On The Highway	2:20
60	Under Control	2:50
61	A Satisfied Mind	2:01
62	I'm Guilty Of Loving You	1:09
63	It Ain't Me, Babe	3:32
64	If I Were A Carpenter	2:23
65	Down On Me	0:43
66	Please Mrs. Henry	2:34
67	One For The Road	4:50
68	Will The Circle Be Unbroken Written-By – A. P. Carter	2:09
69	Big River (Take 1) Written-By – Johnny Cash	0:43
70	Silent Weekend	3:01
71	The French Girl (Take 1)	2:12
72	Waltzing With Sin	2:49
73	Confidential	1:37
74	People Get Ready Written-By – Curtis L. Mayfield	3:15
75	Come All Ye Fair And Tender Ladies	2:09
76	Quinn The Eskimo (Take 2)	2:16
77	Folsom Prison Blues Written-By – Johnny Cash	2:46
78	Lo And Behold! (Take 2)	2:50
79	Ol' Roison The Beau	4:55
80	Bourbon Street	5:05
81	Odds And Ends (Take 1)	1:48
82	You Ain't Goin' Nowhere (Take 2)	2:46
83	Tears Of Rage (Take 1)	4:04
84	See You Later Allen Ginsberg (Take 1)	0:30
85	All American Boy	3:59
86	Down By The Station	1:29
87	The Hills Of Mexico	3:05
88	Bonnie Ship The Diamond	3:21
89	On A Rainy Afternoon	2:53
90	Clothes Line Saga	2:59
91	I'm In The Mood Written-By – Bernard Besman, John Lee Hooker	1:56
92	I'm Alright	1:46
93	Nothing Was Delivered (Take 1)	4:26
94	Baby, Won't You Be My Baby	2:53
95	Hallelujah, I've Just Been Moved	3:04
96	Mary Lou, I Love You Too	2:30
97	Silhouettes	1:52
98	Jelly Bean	2:58
99	Apple Suckling Tree (Take 2)	2:50
100	Still In Town	3:04
101	Mr. Blue Written-By – Dewayne Blackwell	1:52
102	Joshua Gone Barbados	2:46
103	Northern Claim	2:05
104	Rock, Salt And Nails	4:37
105	Spanish Is The Loving Tongue	3:53
106	Edge Of The Ocean	2:21
107	Too Much Of Nothing (Take 2)	2:51
108	Roll On Train	2:00
109	That's The Breaks	4:18
110	Tupelo Written-By – John Lee Hooker	2:22
111	Santa-Fe	2:08
112	Sign On The Cross	7:21
113	See You Later Allen Ginsberg (Take 2)	0:51
114	Be Careful Of Stones That You Throw Written-By – Benjamin Lee Blankenship	3:04
115	900 Miles From My Home	2:14
116	Open The Door Homer (Take 3)	3:14
117	Baby Ain't That Fine	2:11
118	Lock Your Door	0:23
119	Big Dog	0:24
120	She's On My Mind Again	4:18
121	The French Girl (Take 2)	3:00
122	Open The Door Homer (Take 2)	0:58
123	Goin' To Acapulco	5:37
124	A Fool Such As I	2:57
125	Gonna Get You Now	1:31
126	You Win Again Written-By – Hank Williams	2:43
127	Yea! Heavy And A Bottle Of Bread (Take 2)	2:16
128	Minstrel Boy	1:40
129	Lo And Behold! (Take 1)	2:54
130	I Forgot To Remember To Forget	3:19
131	The Spanish Song (Take 2)	2:16
132	The Spanish Song (Take 1)	2:47
133	Wildwood Flower Written-By – A. P. Carter	2:11
134	I Shall Be Released (Take 2)	3:58
135	What's It Gonna Be When It Comes Up	3:04
136	I Can't Come In With A Broken Heart	2:42
137	900 Miles From My Home / Confidential	2:27
138	2 Dollars And 99 Cents	2:35
139	Cool Water	3:04

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
88875019672	Bob Dylan And The Band	Bob Dylan And The Band - The Basement Tapes Raw ‎(2xCD, Album, Comp)	Columbia, Legacy	88875019672	Argentina	2014
88875019672	Bob Dylan And The Band	Bob Dylan And The Band - The Basement Tapes Raw ‎(2xCD, Album)	Columbia, Legacy, Sony Music	88875019672	Europe	2014
SICP 30727-8	Bob Dylan And The Band	Bob Dylan And The Band - The Basement Tapes Raw ‎(2xCD, Album)	Sony Records Int'l	SICP 30727-8	Japan	2014
none	Bob Dylan And The Band	Bob Dylan And The Band - The Basement Tapes (Complete) ‎(139xFile, FLAC, 24-)	Columbia, Legacy	none	2014
88875016122 , 88875016122	Bob Dylan And The Band	Bob Dylan And The Band - The Basement Tapes Complete ‎(6xCD, Comp + Box, Dlx, Ltd)	Columbia, Legacy	88875016122 , 88875016122	Europe	2014

Credits

• Art Direction – Geoff Gans
• Co-producer – Jan Haust, Jeff Rosen, Steve Berkowitz
• Compiled By – Jeff Rosen
• Liner Notes – Clinton Heylin, Jan Haust, Sid Griffin
• Mastered By – Mark Wilder, Peter J. Moore
• Musician – Levon Helm, Richard Manuel, Rick Danko, Robbie Robertson
• Musician, Lead Vocals – Bob Dylan
• Photography By – Elliott Landy
• Recorded By, Musician – Garth Hudson

Notes

Compiled from meticulously restored original tapes
Exclusive 120 page deluxe-bound book containing rare and unseen photographs and memorabilia
Extensive liner notes
Additional Mastering by Battery Studios, New York

Barcodes

• Barcode: 8 88750 16122 2

Companies

• Phonographic Copyright (p) – Columbia Records
• Copyright (c) – Columbia Records
• Mastered At – The E Room
• Mastered At – Battery Studios, New York

Album

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