Original US pressing of Blood On The Tracks 1975
This Columbia US LP from 1975, catalog PC 33235, remains sought after by collectors, with a steady market and dozens available, featuring 10 classic tracks.
Artist profile · 04/07/2026
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Emerging from the American Midwest, Bob Dylan evolved from early folk influences into a genre-defying artist incorporating rock, country, blues and jazz elements. Starting with acoustic performances in Minneapolis and New York City, Dylan signed to Columbia Records in 1962 and soon became known for his evocative songwriting and social commentary. His discography includes over 50 vinyl albums, with notable shifts such as the electrification of folk music, roots-country explorations, and gospel phases. He also participates in Never Ending Tours, reinterpreting classics live with evolving arrangements.
Dylan's impact on vinyl culture is significant, with original pressings of albums like Blonde On Blonde and Blood On The Tracks highly sought after, alongside recent…
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Mr. Tambourine ManBringing It All Back Home · 1965
Tangled Up in BlueBlood On The Tracks · 1974Essentials
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#1 · 1966Dylan's first double album, blending folk rock and blues with surreal lyrics, recorded quickly yet leaving a lasting impression on rock history.
#2 · 1975A landmark album capturing Dylan's emotional upheaval, featuring a mix of acoustic melodies and richer instrumentation with ten iconic tracks.
#3 · 1965An important transitional album combining electric and acoustic elements, marking Dylan’s move toward rock with politically charged and personal songs.
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This Columbia US LP from 1975, catalog PC 33235, remains sought after by collectors, with a steady market and dozens available, featuring 10 classic tracks.
The original French mono vinyl by CBS from 1966 (catno 66012 A/B) commands higher prices given its mono format and historical pressing significance.
This live release stands among Dylan’s many concert records capturing his evolving sound in the mid-1970s live context.
I’m not part of any Movement. I do lots of things that no Movement would allow.— Bob Dylan
Their partnership in the late 1960s country album Nashville Skyline brought together two giants of American songwriting and broadened Dylan’s stylistic reach.
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Dylan’s vinyl spans folk, rock, blues, country, and gospel, reflecting his versatile songwriting and evolving style since the 1960s.
Original pressings of Blonde On Blonde (1966) and Blood On The Tracks (1975) are highly prized on the collector’s market.
France issued the 1966 mono pressing of Blonde On Blonde, a desirable record for collectors of Dylan’s early electric period.
Yes, various limited editions and audiophile pressings exist, including colored vinyl and deluxe box sets released in recent years.
The vinyl album features 10 tracks across two sides, blending acoustic and electric instrumentation with introspective lyrics.
It captures Dylan’s live touring energy from 1974, documented on vinyl and offering a snapshot of his mid-70s concert style.
His 1969 album Nashville Skyline is a notable country music record highlighting his collaboration with Johnny Cash and a shift toward country sounds.
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