A beautiful copy of the first-ever Bob Dylan bootleg of The Royal Albert Hall Concert 1966– though it wasn’t recorded at the Royal Albert Hall. As Dylan collectors know, the show endlessly bootlegged as being from London’s Royal Albert Hall was actually recorded on May 17, 1966 at Manchester’s Free Trade Hall. The confusion began […]
An extremely rare 1962 promotional copy of Bob Dylan’s self-titled debut album–one of the very earliest copies pressed of the first Bob Dylan album issued anywhere in the world. This has ‘Demonstration Record/Not For Sale’ printed on the Columbia Records ‘6-Eye’ disc labels, the scarce ‘A New Star On Columbia Records’ front cover sticker, and […]
A very rare original vintage snapshot of Bob Dylan recording with bassist Tim Drummond and drummer Jim Keltner, taken and printed circa 1980. Both Drummond and Keltner appear on Dylan’s 1980 album Saved and 1981 album Shot of Love. We don’t know which recording sessions this photograph dates from, but those are the only Dylan […]
A 1974 UK first pressing of Bob Dylan’s Planet Waves, on Island Records, with a clear ‘Bob Dylan’ sticker on the shrink wrap, and the wrap around back cover wrap over print. As noted in Discogs.com, these first pressings were ‘Issued on ‘pink rim’ Island labels in a card sleeve with edge printed gold at […]
A very rare concert poster advertising Bob Dylan’s legendary ‘Halloween Concert’ at New York City’s Philharmonic Hall on October 31, 1964. The ‘Halloween Concert’ was released in its entirety in 2004 as the two cd set Live 1964: Bootleg Series Vol. 6. It captures Dylan at his best, with NME’s Rob Fitzpatrick called it “utterly […]
A rare circa 1966 promotional photograph of Bob Dylan, issued by Dylan’s management company, ABGM, run by his manager Albert Grossman. This example comes from the archives of 16 Magazine, who’s editor, Gloria Stavers was a friend and very early Dylan supporter. There is a 16 Magazine stamp on the back, and publication notes, indicating […]
A scarce original photograph of Bob Dylan with Dave Van Ronk and Dennis Hopper at the ‘Friends of Chile Benefit Concert – An Evening with Salvador Allende’, at Madison Square Garden’s Felt Forum, in New York City on May 9, 1974. The photograph, by acclaimed New York based music photographer Bob Gruen, has his stamp […]
A vintage photograph of Bob Dylan during his May 1969 appearance on The Johnny Cash Show, broadcast on ABC TV on June 7, 1969. In his autobiography, Cash recalled being deeply captivated by Bob Dylan’s The Freewheelin’ Bob Dylan, so much so that he penned the younger artist a heartfelt fan letter. Their paths first […]
An 8″ acetate of Bob Dylan’s classic ‘My Back Pages’, cut for Warner Bros Music, his music publishing company. This is a demonstration record, made to present to artists or record producers who might be interested in recording a version of one of Dylan’s songs. Dylan originally signed to Warner Bros.’s subsidiary, M.Witmark & Company, […]
An exceptionally rare tour t-shirt from Bob Dylan’s 1975/76 Rolling Thunder Review. This individually tie-dyed and silk screened shirt was given to the original recipient by Dylan’s manager, and never worn. As noted in the accompanying letter of authenticity, ‘a woman I knew growing up was [previously] married to Jeff Rosen …Bob Dylan’s manager…At some […]
A 1974 factory sealed first pressing of Bob Dylan’s album Planet Waves on Asylum Records. This is the earliest version with a textured cover and gold insert sealed over the back cover. In Mint condition with fully intact shrink wrap and a small corner cut on the top right marking this as a promotional copy. (Sealed albums […]
A factory sealed circa 1970 pressing of Bob Dylan’s self-titled debut album on Columbia Records. The shrink wrap is 99% intact and the cover is Mint, with the original $2.95 price tag. (Sealed albums are only returnable with seal intact)
A vintage photograph of Bob Dylan with George Harrison, performing at the 1971 Concert For Bangladesh, from the archives of 16 Magazine. Published in 16, this has a grease pencil crop mark on the front (easily removed if you like) and pencil publication notations on the back. We acquired this from the estate of 16 […]
A scarce UK first pressing of the 1963 self-titled album by Dick (Richard) Farina and Eric Von Schmidt on 77 Records, which features a very young Bob Dylan (credited as Blind Boy Grunt). This album was sealed, and opened by us to determine the pressing. This was recorded at the legendary Dobells Folk Record shop […]
A factory sealed almost certainly first pressing of Bob Dylan’s 1968 classic John Wesley Harding, on Columbia Records. This has an original $2.98 price tag; the low price is strongly suggestive that this is a first pressing. The shrink wrap is almost entirely intact, with just a small split in the lower left hand corner. […]
An oversize program for Bob Dylan and Tom Petty’s 1986 True Confessions tour, signed by Dylan, Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers original lineup, and The Queens of Rhythm, Dylan’s background vocalists, including his second wife Carolyn Dennis and mother in law Madeline Quebec, both esteemed background singers. This was signed for Grammy Award winning art […]