New Morning Bob Dylan

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  • Release Date: 03/31/2009
  • Original Release: 1970
  • Sales Rank: 12,416
  • Label: SONY LEGACY
  • UPC: 886970823029

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New Morning

1LISTENIf Not for You 2:42
2LISTENDay of the Locusts 4:00
3LISTENTime Passes Slowly 2:35
4LISTENWent to See the Gypsy 2:51
5LISTENWinterlude 2:22
6LISTENIf Dogs Run Free 3:40
7LISTENNew Morning 3:58
8LISTENSign on the Window 3:40
9LISTENOne More Weekend 3:10
10LISTENThe Man in Me 3:08
11LISTENThree Angels 2:07
12LISTENFather of Night 1:31

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Editorial Reviews

Dylan rushed out New Morning in the wake of the commercial and critical disaster Self Portrait, and the difference between the two albums suggests that its legendary failed predecessor was intentionally flawed. New Morning expands on the laid-back country-rock of John Wesley Harding and Nashville Skyline by adding a more pronounced rock & roll edge. While there are only a couple of genuine classics on the record ("If Not for You," "One More Weekend"), the overall quality is quite high, and many of the songs explore idiosyncratic routes Dylan had previously left untouched, whether it's the jazzy experiments of "Sign on the Window" and "Winterlude," the rambling spoken word piece "If Dogs Run Free" or the Elvis parable "Went to See the Gypsy." Such offbeat songs make New Morning a charming, endearing record. Stephen Thomas Erlewine, All Music Guide

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A very nice Dylan albumby JohnQ

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July 14, 2009: This album is somewhere between Country and slow Blues, perhaps not up to the quality of the pre-accident albums, but very good none-the-less. One I play in the background, but wouldn't want to be without it.

I Also Recommend: Nashville Skyline [Remastered], John Wesley Harding [Remastered].