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Blind Boy Grunt Country Rock Folk Rock 1986

Performer: Blind Boy Grunt
Genre: Rock / Folk and World music
Title: The Basement Tapes Volume 2
Released: 1986
Style: Country Rock, Folk Rock
FLAC version ZIP size: 1972 mb
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E1	Prelude
E2	Try Me Little Girl
E3	I Don't Hurt Anymore
E4	People Get Ready
E5	Too Much Of Nothing
E6	Instrumental
F1	Baby Ain't That Fine
F2	A Night Without Sleep
F3	A Fool Such As I
F4	Gonna Get You Now
F5	Apple Suckling Tree
F6	Stones That You Throw
G1	Be My Baby Lead Vocals – Tiny Tim
G2	I Got You Babe Lead Vocals – Tiny Tim
G3	Memphis Lead Vocals – Tiny Tim
G4	Sonny Boy Lead Vocals – Tiny Tim
H1	Sign On The Cross
H2	Lock Your Door
H3	Baby Won't You Let Me Be Your Baby
H4	Don't You Try Me Now
H5	All You Have To Do Is Dream #2

Notes

Recorded in West Saugerties, N.Y., June–October 1967.
Bob Dylan used the alias Blind Boy Grunt for recordings he made for Broadside Records in 1962–63. The alias was revived by the compilers of this unauthorized release, which nowhere includes the name Dylan—though the extensive rear cover notes do refer several times to "Bob." Comparably, while one side of the album features vocals by Tiny Tim, backed by the Hawks, he is referred to only by his less familiar birth name, Herbert Khaury, in the notes.
"A Night Without Sleep" is formally cataloged as "Rock, Salt and Nails." "Stones That You Throw" is formally cataloged as "Be Careful of Stones That You Throw." "Baby Won't You Let Me Be Your Baby" is formally cataloged as "Baby Won't You Be My Baby."