Tempest
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Imprint:
New York : - Columbia Records
Language:
English
Performers:
Performed by Bob Dylan, guitar, piano, vocals ; with Tony Garnier, bass ; George G. Receli, drums ; Donnie Herron, steel guitar, banjo, violin, mandolin ; Charlie Sexton, guitar ; Stu Kimball, guitar ; David Hidalgo, guitar, accordion, violin.
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Compact disc.
Notes on container insert.
Duquesne whistle (5:43) -- Soon after midnight (3:27) -- Narrow way (7:28) -- Long and wasted years (3:46) -- Pay in blood (5:09) -- Scarlet town (7:15) -- Early Roman kings (5:14) -- Tin angel (9:05) -- Tempest (13:54) -- Roll on John (7:25).
Notes on container insert.
Duquesne whistle (5:43) -- Soon after midnight (3:27) -- Narrow way (7:28) -- Long and wasted years (3:46) -- Pay in blood (5:09) -- Scarlet town (7:15) -- Early Roman kings (5:14) -- Tin angel (9:05) -- Tempest (13:54) -- Roll on John (7:25).
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Bob Dylan
Characteristics:
1 sound disc :,digital ;,4 3/4 in.
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Add a CommentA decent album. It sounds good, and Dylan occasionally breaks out some of his trademark poetry. Certainly, this album will do no harm to his reputation. However, it tends to be forgettable at best. The songs are so long they feel bloated, especially given their surprisingly simplistic lyrics and repetitive (even monononus) music. On this album, Dylan tends to ramble on incoherently and forget what he was talking about. So maybe the years are catching up with him a little bit. But still, this is a decent album that isn't a total waste of your time.