It starts with the Dylan/Cash bootlegs, and that is in fact one of the original "white cover" bootlegs I recall arriving in Scotland in the 70s. For Edinburgh residents you knew you had one of the first shipment if it was covered in mud: the parcel of albums had been dumped close to a puddle by the record shop door. I can't remember if we called it "40 red white and blue shoe strings" or "Motorpsycho nightmare" but they are the two I recall. The double "joker" album had Dylan on piano doing 'I'll keep it with mine'
The great thing about the Nashville recording (as I recall it) is that it has Cash singing lead on some of the songs on "Nashville Skyline" and he sounds fantastic.
The only more obsessive tragics than Dylan bootleg owners, would be Grateful Dead recording owners.
The great thing about the Nashville recording (as I recall it) is that it has Cash singing lead on some of the songs on "Nashville Skyline" and he sounds fantastic.
The only more obsessive tragics than Dylan bootleg owners, would be Grateful Dead recording owners.