Grudge
match
Zimmerman vs Weberman
source: Recorded phone conversation
Side one:
The historic confrontation (part one) 20:50
David Peel's ballad of A J Weberman 8:16
Side two:
The historic confrontation (conclusion) 29:20
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1999-2001 Craig Pinkerton Bobsboots.com
On January 6, & 9, 1971, the notorious Dylan stalker and self proclaimed
'Dylanologist' A.J. Weberman recorded phone conversations between he and
Dylan. In 1977 he conned Broadside into releasing some of the conversation.
The result was this Folkways Records release FB 5322 (Broadside #12).
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Information:©
1999-2001 Craig Pinkerton Bobsboots.com
The folks that released this 1988 LP were responsible for some of the
best looking and sounding bootlegs in the industry. They always did a fantastic
job. They released mainly Beatles LP's on the NEMS Label, and Lennon LPs
on the Bag Label, but were responsible for many more incredible pieces.
Their most famous Dylan release is Ten Of Swords.
The label name changed with every artist, and would always be a name associated
with that artist. The cover and label of this title state the Label
to be 'Broadside Records'. (The Label that originally released it).
In the truest sense of the definition, this is a pirate
record. However, it is considered a boot because the original LP from Broadside
was not only issued without permission, it was promptly pulled from sales
due to legal action initiated by CBS.
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1999-2001 Craig Pinkerton Bobsboots.com
9 stars
NMP25
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