Blood On The Tracks

Description

For many, this is the best Dylan, the deepest, the most beautiful, the most moving. Recorded with a group of unknowns playing exclusively acoustic instruments just after his separation from the love of his life Sara, "Blood On The Tracks" brought the whole world to its knees, especially since his previous releases, including the formidable "New Morning," "Dylan," and "Self Portrait," had largely tarnished the previously immaculate legend.

With "Blood On The Tracks," a completely new Dylan arrives. Autobiographical, simpler in his lyrics and effective in his melodies, the Zim of 1975, although wounded (see the album title), is paradoxically in very great artistic form. From these ten timeless songs emerges a rare coherence that is the privilege of masterpieces.