Bob Dylan Waters of Oblivion 1970 Rare Bootleg
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Description
This is the very rare Bob Dylan bootleg album, Waters of Oblivion. It was believed to be the first bootleg taken from an acetate of The Basement Tapes and was issued in 1970 from an unknown US manufacturer.
The record has blank orange labels and the cover is plain white with a stamp of Waters of Oblivion across the middle.
The cover is showing signs of wear front and back. On the back, the original owner has noted his name and listed the tracks in ink.
Side 1 Million Dollar Bash, Yeah Heavy on a bottle of bread, Please Mrs Henry, Down by flood, Lo and Behold, Tiny Montgomery, Wheels on Fire.
Side 2 You Aint Going Nowhere, I shall be released, Too Much of nothing, Tears of Rage, Mighty Quinn, Open The Door, Nothing was delivered.
The centre label has been noted in ink , side one and side two by the original owner. The vinyl is in excellent overall condition, there are a few light surface marks which may be heard . I am unable to confirm as I no longer have a record player.
The inner sleeve shows the original owner's name and address in ink in one corner.
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