
10 Songs, 51 Minutes
EDITORS’ NOTES
Dylan all but invented the concept of the modern singer/songwriter, but few of his early albums offer the genre’s signature intimacy. Blood on the Tracks—his honest and deeply personal eulogy for a failed relationship—changed all that. With a mellow strum of acoustic guitars, the songwriter offers bitterness ("Idiot Wind"), sorrow ("Simple Twist of Fate”), and tenderness ("Shelter from the Storm”). Mostly, though, he shows a deep appreciation for the beauty of what he once had.
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Tangled Up In Blue
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Simple Twist of Fate
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You're a Big Girl Now
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Idiot Wind
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You're Gonna Make Me Lonesome When You Go
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Meet Me In the Morning
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Lily, Rosemary and the Jack of Hearts
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If You See Her, Say Hello
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Shelter from the Storm
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Buckets of Rain
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