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The so-called Royal Albert Hall Concert (recorded in Manchester). Like A Rolling Stone is something else.
‘Rare and unreleased, 1989-2006’, with twenty-six tracks out here for the first time.
An awe-inspiring collection, including fifteen songs previously unreleased, from the early 60s. Just listen to the excerpt from his song about the racist murder of Emmett Till.
Previously unrecorded Hank Williams lyrics set to music and performed for the first time by Bob Dylan, Lucinda Williams, Merle Haggard and co.
Ebullient Troutman business, great throughout, with exemplary Zapped funk, fine ballads and a couple of irresistible rare grooves. CD from Expansion.
Late-60s, minimal, ambient classic, with Riley’s lovely synth and organ-playing deftly elucidating seven phases scored here for large orchestra with extra percussion and electronics.
