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Hard Rain

Bob Dylan

1976
9 tracks
51 min
folk rock

Album Description

Bob Dylan's 'Hard Rain' is a captivating live album, released on 13 September 1976 by Columbia Records. Recorded during the second leg of the iconic Rolling Thunder Revue, this album showcases Dylan's unique ability to reinterpret his own material. The majority of the tracks were recorded on 23 May 1976, at Hughes Stadium in Fort Collins, Colorado, with the remaining songs captured at the Tarrant County Convention Center Arena in Fort Worth, Texas.

This album features a mix of Dylan's classic songs, including 'Maggie's Farm', 'One Too Many Mornings', and 'Idiot Wind', all given forceful new arrangements and angry new lyrics. The album also includes notable performances of 'Shelter from the Storm' and 'You're a Big Girl Now', showcasing Dylan's continued innovation and creativity.

Produced by Don DeVito and Bob Dylan, 'Hard Rain' is an integral and important moment in Dylan's career, providing an insight into the mind of a true genius. With a duration of 51 minutes, this folk-rock masterpiece is a must-listen for any Dylan fan or music enthusiast. Featuring a range of genres, from folk and singer-songwriter to roots rock and country rock, 'Hard Rain' is a testament to Dylan's enduring talent and influence.

10 sep 1976(P) 1976 Columbia Records, a division of Sony Music Entertainment

Tracks

Maggie's Farm - Live at Hughes Stadium, Ft. Collins, CO - May 1976Bob Dylan
5:35
One Too Many Mornings - Live at Hughes Stadium, Ft. Collins, CO - May 1976Bob Dylan
3:42
Stuck Inside of Mobile with the Memphis Blues Again - Live at Tarrant County Convention Center Arena, Ft. Worth, TX - May 1976Bob Dylan
6:34
Oh, Sister - Live at Tarrant County Convention Center Arena, Ft. Worth, TX - May 1976Bob Dylan
4:35
Lay, Lady, Lay - Live at Tarrant County Convention Center Arena, Ft. Worth, TX - May 1976Bob Dylan
4:53
Shelter from the Storm - Live at Hughes Stadium, Ft. Collins, CO - May 1976Bob Dylan
5:25
You're a Big Girl Now - Live at Hughes Stadium, Ft. Collins, CO - May 1976Bob Dylan
6:56
I Threw It All Away - Live at Tarrant County Convention Center Arena, Ft. Worth, TX - May 1976Bob Dylan
3:24
Idiot Wind - Live at Hughes Stadium, Ft. Collins, CO - May 1976Bob Dylan
10:06

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About Bob Dylan

Bob Dylan, born Robert Allen Zimmerman in 1941, is an iconic American singer-songwriter whose influence on popular culture spans nearly seven decades. With over 125 million records sold worldwide, Dylan is renowned for his profound lyrics that blend political, social, and philosophical themes, setting him apart in the music world. His journey began in Minnesota, where he honed his skills before moving to New York, becoming a pivotal figure in the folk and rock scenes. Dylan's discography is a testament to his evolution, from early folk songs like "Blowin' in the Wind" to electric rock anthems such as "Like a Rolling Stone." His work has earned him the Nobel Prize for Literature in 2016, cementing his status as one of the greatest songwriters of all time. Beyond music, Dylan's talents extend to painting and writing, making him a true renaissance artist. His live performances continue to captivate audiences, showcasing his enduring relevance and artistic prowess.

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