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Bob Dylan : Down In The Groove (LP, Album, RE, 150)
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Bob Dylan - Down In The Groove (LP, Album, RE, 150) (2019) [New Vinyl]

$30.99 CAD
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Media Condition:  Mint (M)
Sleeve Condition: Mint (M)
Comments:
Brand New Sealed

Catalog #: 19075846931
Country:    US  
Released:  06 Sep 2019
Genre:       Rock
Style:         Blues Rock

Tracklist:
A1. Let's Stick Together 3:08
A2. When Did You Leave Heaven? 2:16
A3. Sally Sue Brown 2:30
A4. Death Is Not The End 5:06
A5. Had A Dream About You, Baby 2:48
B1. Ugliest Girl In The World 3:30
B2. Silvio 3:05
B3. Ninety Miles An Hour (Down A Dead End Street) 2:55
B4. Shenandoah 3:38
B5. Rank Strangers To Me 2:57

Credits:
Engineer - Coke Johnson
Engineer - Stephen Shelton (2)
Engineer [Assistant] - Brian Soucy
Engineer [Assistant] - Jeff Musel
Engineer [Assistant] - Jimmy Preziosi
Engineer [Assistant] - Mike Kloster
Lacquer Cut By - Theo Krieger
Mixed By - Stephen Shelton (2)


Barcode and Other Identifiers:
Barcode 190758469317
Barcode 1 9075-84693-1 7
Matrix / Runout 19075846931A
Matrix / Runout 19075846931B
Matrix / Runout 19-0167NL-19075846931 A SST TK MPO® 19 124292
Matrix / Runout 19-0167NL-19075846931 B SST TK MPO® 19 124291
Rights Society BMI
Rights Society ASCAP

Companies:
Record Company We Are Vinyl
Phonographic Copyright (p) Columbia Records
Copyright (c) Columbia Records
Record Company Sony Music Entertainment
Distributed By Sony Music Entertainment
Lacquer Cut At SST GmbH
Pressed By MPO
Manufactured By Noiseland Industries

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Great Album

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