BOB DYLAN - Blonde On Blonde SUE LYNNE It’s all in service of

It’s all in service of Gay’s ongoing exploration and expansion of folklore in his work—arguably the one concept that bridges the gap between all of the disparate elements of his oeuvre

producer and multi-instrumentalist resonate as he wrote and played most of the instruments himself

Arnold as a featured vocalist on a couple of tracks- the first

Notable additional film scores include The Fountain

Takiguchi has carefully selected urban and sophisticated tracks that resonate with his musical sensibility

BOB DYLAN - Blonde On Blonde SUE LYNNE It’s all in service ofCD The seminal album from 1966 is one of Dylan's finest moments. Dylan hauls off to Nashville with Robbie Robertson, Al Kooper and top session dudes and creates arguably the first rock double LP and a true 60's milestone. classic songs include 'rainy day women no. s 12 and 35', 'I Want You', 'Just Like A Woman', 'Fourth Time Around' and the epic 'Sad Eyed Lady of the Lowlands'.