Bringing It All Back Home, released in March 1965 on Columbia Records, is the album on which Bob Dylan formally split his audience by placing electric rock and roll on one side and acoustic folk on the other. The acoustic side, with its surrealist imagery and compressed folk-song structures, represented the outer edge of what the folk revival had produced; the electric side pointed toward what Dylan would become. For bluegrass musicians, the album's significance lies partly in the songs it generated — pieces that would find their way into the acoustic repertoire over the following decades — and partly in the moment it marked: the point at which the folk and rock worlds diverged in ways that sent some musicians back toward traditional acoustic music with renewed seriousness.
Tracklist
- 1 Subterranean Homesick Blues 2:20
- 2 She Belongs to Me 2:49
- 3 Maggie’s Farm alt version 4:00
- 4 Love Minus Zero 2:51
- 5 Outlaw Blues 3:04
- 6 On the Road Again alt version 2:40
- 7 Bob Dylan's 115th Dream 6:32
- 8 Mr. Tambourine Man alt version 5:27
- 9 Gates of Eden 5:42
- 10 It's Alright, Ma (I'm Only Bleeding) 7:32
- 11 It’s All Over Now Baby Blue alt version 4:13