In
1966 There Was
source: RAH
Side one:
Tell me Mama
I don't believe you
Baby let me follow you down
Just like Tom thumb's blues
Side two:
Leopard skin pill box hat
One too many mornings
Ballad of a thin man
Like a rolling stone
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In 1966 There Was
This is most likely the first ever release of the Manchester/London tape.
Although the cover stamp simply says "Live in Concert", The LP label says
"Royal Albert Hall". The tape from the CBS acetate had been in the
hands of only a few privileged individuals for the previous four years.
Now it was being given to the fans. The somewhat mistaken label would
forever brand all of the tracks of this incredible recording as "The Royal
Albert Hall".
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According to the cover stamp (and our research) this very rare 1970
English release by an unknown label is the first ever issue of what would
be an endless number of releases and re-releases of the famous recording
that would forever be known as 'The Royal Albert Hall'. In fact, it was
taken from an unreleased CBS acetate of an intended live Bob Dylan
LP that never saw the light of day. The tracks were from London May 26,
1966 and Manchester May 17, 1966. This LP was also issued in the GWW
wrap-around cover. There is also some confusion about an entirely different
LP that appeared in this cover. You can find it listed as
Bob Dylan and the Band Live
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