Bob Dylan – I Was So Much Younger Then, 1958-1965

BOB DYLAN
I Was So Much Younger Then

The earliest and least known recordings
Scouser Sounds production

Rarities:
Indian Neck Folk Festival (CD4),
First McKenzie Tape (CD3),

CD 1 – Ten Million In A Week:
John Bucklen Tape:

  1. Friendship Music
  2. Little Richard
  3. Johnny Cash
  4. A Good Place To Leave
  5. Best Kind Of Music
  6. Talent Show / Buzz Buzz Buzz
  7. Jenny / Ten Million In A Week
  8. Scotty Moore
  9. Blue Moon
  10. Elvis Presley
  11. Bass Player 
  12. Echo
  13. Underground Folk Music
  14. Bob Dillon
    Minnesota Party Tape:
  15. Red Rosey Bush
  16. Johnny I Hardly Knew You
  17. Jesus Christ
  18. Streets Of Glory
  19. KC Moan
  20. Blue Yodel #8 
  21. Roving Gambler
  22. Talking Columbia
  23. Talking Merchant Marine
  24. Talking Hugh Brown
  25. Talking Lobbyist
    Gerdes Folk City:
  26. San Francisco Bay Blues
  27. Great Divide
    Billy James interview excerpts:
  28. Interview
    Cynthia Gooding’s Apartment Tape:
  29. Ballad Of Donald White
  30. Chatter
  31. Wichita (Going To Louisiana)
  32. Chatter
  33. Acne
  34. Chatter
  35. Rocks And Gravel
  36. Long Time Man Feel Bad
  37. Ranger’s Command
    Madhouse On Castle Street:
  38. Blowin’ In The Wind
  39. Ballad Of The Gliding Swan

CD 2 – Ten Thousand For A Tape:
Karen Wallace Tapes:

  1. The Two Sisters
  2. Rising Sun Comment
  3. Pastures Of Plenty
  4. Blue Yodel #8 (Muleskinner Blues)
  5. Payday At Coal Creek
  6. Karen Wallace
    Karen Wallace Tape Excerpts:
  7. One Eyed Jacks
  8. Go Down You Murderers
  9. This Land Is Your Land
  10. Rockabye My Sara Jane
  11. Nobody Knows You …
  12. Great Historical Bum
  13. Mary Ann
  14. Sinner Man
  15. Abner Young
  16. Blue Yodel #8 (Muleskinner Blues)
  17. One Eyed Jacks
  18. Columbus Stockade Blues
  19. Go Down You Murderers / This Land Is Your Land
    Karen Wallace Armpit Tape:
  20. Gotta Travel On
  21. Roving Gambler
  22. The Two Sisters
  23. Go Away From My Window
  24. Rockabye My Sara Jane
  25. Nobody Knows You…
  26. Great Historical Bum
  27. Mary Ann
  28. Every Night When The Sun Goes Down
  29. Sinner Man
  30. Abner Young
  31. 900 Miles
  32. Blue Yodel #8 (Muleskinner Blues)
  33. One Eyed Jacks
  34. Columbus Stockade Blues
  35. Payday At Coal Creek
  36. Interview with Karen and Terri Wallace

CD 3 – Do It The Old Way:
First McKenzie Tape:

  1. Hard Times In New York Town
  2. Wayfaring Stranger
  3. Long Time Man Feel Bad
  4. Baby Of Mine
  5. Baby Let Me Follow You Down
  6. San Francisco Bay Blues
  7. You’re No Good
  8. House Of The Rising Sun
  9. instrumental
  10. Rollin’ In My Sweet Baby’s Arms / Bells Of Rhymney
  11. Come All Ye Fair And Tender Ladies
  12. Rollin’ In My Sweet Baby’s Arms
  13. Bells Of Rhymney
  14. Highway 51
  15. This Land Is Your Land
    Second McKenzie Tape:
  16. Instrumental
  17. See That My Grave Is Kept Clean
  18. Ballad Of Donald White
  19. Hard Rain
  20. James Alley Blues
  21. I Rode Out One Morning
  22. instrumental
  23. Don’t Think Twice It’s All Right
  24. instrumental
  25. Long Time Gone
  26. Only A Hobo
  27. House Of The Rising Sun
  28. Cocaine

CD 4 – Columbia Discovered:
Indian Neck Folk Festival:

  1. Talking Columbia
  2. Hangknot Slipknot
  3. Talking Fish Blues
    Oscar Brand’s Folk Song Festival:
  4. Sally Gal
  5. Girl I Left Behind
    Oscar Brand Show:
  6. Intro
  7. Girl Of The North Country
  8. Only A Hobo
    Steve Allen TV show:
  9. Intro/ Interview
  10. Lonesome Death Of Hattie Carroll
    Les Crane Show:
  11. Intro
  12. It’s All Over Now Baby Blue
  13. Interview
  14. It’s Alright Ma (I’m Only Bleeding)

1-1 to 1-14: John Bucklen Tapes, Hibbing, MN – c.1958
1-15 to 1-25: Minnesota Party Tape, Minneapolis – September 1960
1-26, 1-27: Gerdes Folk City, NY – September 29th 1961
1-28: Billy James Interview, NY – November 1961
1-29 to 1-37: Cynthia Gooding, NY – Spring 1962
1-38, 1-39: Mad House On Castle Street, BBC – December 30th 1962
2-1 to 2-36: Karen Wallace Tapes, St. Paul, MN – May 1960
3-1 to 3-15: First MacKenzie Tape (edited), November 23rd & December 4th 1961
3-16 to 3-28: Second MacKenzie Tape, April 12th 1963
4-1 to 4-3: Indian Neck Folk Festival, Branford, CT, May 6th 1961
4-4, 4-5: Oscar Brand’s Folksong Festival, October 29th 1961
4-6 to 4-8: Oscar Brand’s World Of Folk Music, March 1963
4-9, 4-10: Steve Allen Show, February 23rd 1964
4-11 to 4-14: Les Crane Show, February 17th 1965

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