180 gram audiophile vinyl
Gatefold sleeve
 
After Dylan was injured in a motorcycle accident he concealed himself from the public's gaze for a long while to work with The Band at houses in and around Woodstock where Bob Dylan and members of The Band lived. In that period of time they recorded more than 100 tracks together. And even though the songs were recorded in 1967, this official bootleg wasn't released until 1975. 

Although some of the songs on The Basement Tapes are humorous, most of the songs dwell on nothingness, betrayal and a quest for salvation and they possess a rootsy quality that anticipates the Americana genre. 

The Basement Tapes reached #7 in the Billboard Top 200 charts. Released on vinyl for the first time since 1976! 
 
A1 Odds And Ends 1:43
A2 Orange Juice Blues (Blues For Breakfast) 3:40
A3 Million Dollar Bash 2:30
A4 Yazoo Street Scandal 3:26
A5 Goin' To Acapulco 5:25
A6 Katie's Been Gone 2:49

B1 Lo And Behold! 2:43
B2 Bessie Smith 4:17
B3 Clothes Line Saga 2:56
B4 Apple Suckling Tree 2:47
B5 Please, Mrs. Henry 2:31
B6 Tears Of Rage 4:17

C1 Too Much Of Nothing 3:00
C2 Yea! Heavy And A Bottle Of Bread 2:14
C3 Ain't No More Cane 3:57
C4 Crash On The Levee (Down In The Flood) 2:06
C5 Ruben Remus 3:11
C6 Tiny Montgomery 2:51

D1 You Ain't Goin' Nowhere 2:39
D2 Don't Ya Tell Henry 3:12
D3 Nothing Was Delivered 4:22
D4 Open The Door Homer 2:47
D5 Long Distance Operator 3:38
D6 This Wheel's On Fire 3:55