Bob Dylan Walking Down The Line (FIGA Records Stereo RARE LP)
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Walking Down The Line
source: studio outtakes + Matrix: FIGA 4 A/B
Information: © 1999-2002 Craig Pinkerton Bobsboots.com
Figa records put out this very rare LP in 1974. It was copied from two previous 1971 releases 'Let Me Die' and 'Talking Bear Mt.' The sound quality is slightly inferior to the originals. By the horribly butchered song titles on the cover and labels, it is obvious that no Dylan fan was involved with manufacturing thisLP.
The LP was released in two different covers. 80-A is a deluxe printed white on black cover. 80-B is an 8x10xerox insert on a blank white jacket that is either white on black (reverse image printing) or green on black.
The cover shows a 1963 photo and lists songs (mostly with mistaken titles - see L-2 link).
The labels are blue full printed, or blank red on subsequent pressings.
Equally rare are two 1975 releases pressed from the same plates. One is in a blank grey jacket with theFIGA insert, but with TMQ-2 'Pig Daddy' labels.
The second is a limited edition of 200 from AERRecords. It comes in a deluxe printed black and orange cover, black vinyl with blank blue labels Side one:
Death of Emmett Till
Worried blues
Corrina Corrina
Let me die in my footsteps
San Francisco Bay Blues * Side two:
Rocks and gravel
Havah Negeilah
Cuban missile crisis **
Denise ***
Walking down the line **
Naomi Wise ****
When I left Wichita Original source tapes:
Tracks are outtakes from the 'Freewheelin' sessions of '62-'63 except for:
* Gleasons home tape Feb. '61
** Broadside office demo
*** 'Another side' outtake June '64
**** 'Minnesota Hotel' Dec. '61
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