Since this didn't seem to get posted, here the information about the
CD.  I guess since .txt aren't binary, they don't make it onto the
newsgroup. Anyways, here goes.

c.l

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THE EMMETT GROGAN ACETATES

15 total tracks

This is my first attempt posting to alt.binaries.music.shn, so please
any mistakes that may occur. THough I seem to be getting the hang of
Power Post 2000.


For those of you that care, the songs were extracted from the THE
EMMETT GROGAN ACETATES (Capricorn 2055) using Exact Audio Copy. From
there, I used mkw Audio Compression Toolkit to convert to SHN. To
post, Power Post 2000.


Here is the information as it appears at "The Bob Dylan CD & CDR Field
Recordings Guide Of William J. Clinton"
(http://www.angelfire.com/wa/monicasdude/).

THE EMMETT GROGAN ACETATES
Capricorn 2055 [T-482]

(1) Columbia Records Studio A (New York, NY); June 9, 1964
(2) Columbia Records Studio A (New York, NY); August - October 1963. 
(3) Newport Folk Festival (Newport, RI); July 26, 1964 (line)

Tracklist: (1) I Don't Believe You, Chimes of Freedom, Motorpsycho
Nitemare, Mr. Tambourine Man, All I Really I Want To Do, Black Crow
Blues, I Shall Be Free #10 
(2) California, Denise, Bob Dylan's New Orleans Rag, East Laredo
Blues, That's All Right Mama/Sally Free And Easy, Bob Dylan's New
Orleans Rag, Hero Blues
(3) All I Really Want To Do

DEEP: Seven tracks from the Emmett Grogan acetates in superb stereo so
clean there's little hint that acetates are the source. Bonus tracks
also in excellent quality, to my knowledge best quality available. The
Another Side acetates are sure to cause a stir. While these trax are
the same as appear on the official album, in a couple of cases you
hear the producer asking Dylan if he's ready and perhaps a count-in.
All, that is, except "Mr Tambourine Man." This version is completely
different, vocally and instrumentally, than the one recorded 6 months
later and released on Bringing It All Back Home. This is a major find.
Unlike the upbeat, optimistic, jaunty official version, this one is
much slower, more sparse, sung like BD has the "worried blues,"
concerned that his muse may not return. A totally different song,
different phrasing, added lines, a mistaken line, different ending.
And who is that singing the choruses with Bob? [Jack Elliott] This
version runs well over a minute longer than the released version, and
ends without a guitar/harp solo. This one tune is more than worth the
price of admission.