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This set brings together a collection of the original versions of classics that Bob Dylan has covered either on stage or on record with a full discography of where and why.

New Morning is Bob Dylan's 11th studio album and features If Not For You, his only single from this album, Day of the Locusts, Time Passes Slowly, Wen t to See the Gypsy, Winterlude, If Dogs Run Free, New Morning, Sign on the Window, One More Weekend, The Man in Me, Three Angels, Father of Night.

Patt Garrett and Billy The Kid is a 1973 western directed by Sam Peckinpah starring Kris Kristofferson and James Coburn. Co-star Bob Dylan composed these 10 mostly instrumental tracks for the movie's score. Features the classic song Knockin' on Heaven's Door.

Street-Legal is Bob Dylan's 18th studio album released in 1978 and is a serious musical departure for Dylan, who utilizes a large pop-rock band, complete with female backing vocalists, for the first time. Features Changing of the Guards, New Pony, No Time To Think, Baby Stop Crying, Is Your Love In Vain, Senor, True Love Tends To Forget, We Better Talk This Over, Where Are You Tonight.

Some years back, The Band cut a song called The Rumor. It's a tune that could well describe the music now collected here. The Basement Tapes are a bit like the phantom 1956 session that brough Elvis, Carl Perkins, Jerry Lee Lewis and Johnny Cash together for the first and last time. In spite of the bootlegs and cover versions, The Basement Tapes have always been more of a rumor than anything else.

The American pioneer of rockabilly music, a mix of rhythm and blues and country music, Carl Perkins performs Blue Suede Shoes, Boppin' the Blues, Honey Don't, a.o.

G.I. Blues; Bonus Tracks - No. 1 Hits of 1960

This 3 CD Box features some of Elvis Presley's most famous hits from movies he starred in during the years 1956 - 1960. The set closes with his No. 1 hits of 1960: Stuck on You, It's Now or Never, and Are You Lonesome To-Night.

Leonard Cohen's second album, Songs From a Room, opens with Bird on a Wire, one of his best-known and most-loved songs. But the album is a quieter, darker collection than its opening track might suggest. Released in 1969, the albums travels along the divisions that wracked American society at that time. Other songs are The Butcher, Lady Midnight, The Partisan, Story of Isaac, You Know Who I Am, Toight Will Be Fine a.o.

Unforgettable live performances from the 2008-2009 World Tour. Twelve of Leonard's most beloved songs, including: Suzanne, Hallelujah and Famous Blue Raincoat.

Myself, I long for love and light - but must it come so cruel, and oh so bright.... Those are the concluding lyrics of Joan of Arc, the final song on Cohen's third album, Songs of Love and Hate, from 1971. The song's world-weary la-la-la coda, sung with female background singers, summons the pained acceptance -or is it simply resignation- that caused Cohen to refer to the album as the European blues.