Original released on LP
Asylum 7E-1003 (US) / Island ILPS 9261 (UK)
(1974, January 17)
The Bob Dylan and The Band 1974 tour coincided with the release of "Planet Waves" and it also began a new era in Dylan's career that saw him reapproaching older material in increasingly experimental and altered ways, something Dylan is now utterly synonymous with, be it lovingly or to much chagrin. Newly signed to Asylum Records in the US and Island in the UK, Dylan's 14th studio LP was characterised by the return of The Band. Dylan so agonised over the arrangement for "Forever Young" that it's included twice - the slow version, at the closing of Side A, is wonderful. Recorded hastily, it's a strong set, although few predicted the sheer brilliance that was to follow over the next two years as Dylan unleashed first "Blood on the Tracks" then "Desire". The moral of the story: don't try to second guess Bob Dylan (in LongLiveVinyl)
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