Another Side Of Bob Dylan 7/31/2001 DeVaughn's vocals fit his compositions

DeVaughn's vocals fit his compositions perfectly

and hearing the songs he wrote and interpreted

it's full of alienation

It may or may not be significant that Diana Krall's first album of new material since the ascendance of Norah Jones is the former's least jazzy

Engineers: Rob Freeman

Another Side Of Bob Dylan 7/31/2001 DeVaughn's vocals fit his compositionsSolo performer: Bob Dylan (vocals, acoustic guitar, harmonica, piano). Engineers: Roy Hallee, Fred Catero. Recorded at Columbia Recording Studios, New York, New York on June 9, 1964. Includes liner notes by Bob Dylan. On this album it was clear that Dylan was becoming bored with straight folk, although his music was still acoustic. His left thinking devotees began to raise an eyebrow at subtle lyrical shifts, yet this album was to be raided time and