Bob Dylan - Blood on the Tracks - Vinyl Record

Bob Dylan took a stand at multiple acts of destiny in the mid-1970s. Initially, he was largely denied recognition as a past master. In addition, he was going through a painful divorce with his then-partner Sara Lowndes. Creatively, he appeared to be at an impasse, having finished a decade of utterly inventive greatness. Then, Blood on the Tracks came about. A drama in the form of a cycle, pondering a lover's engagement, interaction and breakup with a woman, this piercingly personal 1975 opus remains one of the most extensive break-up albums of all time and is the most personal record of the Troubadour's career. To hear it is to be exposed to the sorrow, annoyance, difficulty, highs, lows, bewilderment, unhappiness and, finally, required reparation caused by complicated involvements gone wrong. Dylan maintains it is make-believe, yet an evident, autobiographical idea is what enables it to be general

 

1. Tangled up in Blue
2. Simple Twist of Fate
3. You're a Big Girl Now
4. Idiot Wind
5. You're Gonna Make Me Lonesome When You Go
6. Meet Me in the Morning
7. Lily, Rosemary and the Jack of Hearts
8. If You See Her, Say Hello
9. Shelter from the Storm
10. Buckets of Rain