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= Black America Sings Bob Dylan = |
| | Description: | Bob Dylan's songs impacted on 1960 black American singers in a way that few (if any) of his peers compositions were able to. It was through Dylan's important protest songs that artists such as Sam Cooke found their way to articulate dissatisfaction at being regarded as second-class citizens. Some of the best recordings of Bob's later love songs have been by artists from the worlds of soul, jazz and blues.
All of these songs are established Dylan classics, to one degree or another. Some of these versions will be very well known to everyone, others have dwelt in obscurity virtually since the day of their first release several decades ago and many are making their CD debut here. Together they make for a fascinating reinterpretation of the catalogue of one of the most important singer-songwriters of all. - = BLACK AMERICA SINGS BOB DYLAN =2010 collection. Bob Dylan's songs impacted on 1960 black American singers in a way that few (if any) of his peers were able to. It was through Dylan's important protest songs that artists such as Sam Cooke found their way to articulate dissatisfaction at being regarded as second-class citizens. Some of the best recordings of Bob's later love songs have been by artists from the worlds of Soul, Jazz and Blues. Ace.Tracks 4, 8, 17 to 19 are mono.
Jewel case. Fully-illustrated 20 page colour booklet. Made in the EU.
Publishing information:
Tracks 12 and 15 to 17 published by B Feldman & Co Ltd
All other tracks published by Sony/ATV Music Pub (UK) Ltd
? and © 2010 Ace Records Ltd."How Many Roads - Black America Sings Bob Dylan" on CD is a stylistically rich compilation that explores how African-American artists have reinterpreted the songs of Bob Dylan across soul, R&B, gospel, blues and related styles. Rather than focusing on a single performer, this collection presents a curated journey through Dylan's songwriting as heard through Black voices, arrangements and rhythmic sensibilities, highlighting how his compositions resonate with themes of struggle, hope, spirituality and social commentary. Listeners can expect a wide palette of interpretations, from intimate, slow-burn ballads to driving, rhythm-heavy versions that transform familiar songs into powerful soul statements while preserving the emotional core of the originals. The CD is designed both for Dylan enthusiasts who want to discover new, often deeper shades of his work and for fans of classic soul and R&B who appreciate sophisticated arrangements, expressive vocals and historically aware song choices. The selection and sequencing emphasize stylistic diversity--moving between gritty, roots-oriented readings and lush, orchestrated productions--while still feeling like a coherent narrative about American music, identity and protest.
The artist credit on the package appears as "Dylan Bob", but this CD is best understood as a various-artists collection centred on Dylan's songwriting rather than a standard artist album. The focus lies on how different Black performers, bands and producers have made Dylan's material their own, reframing his lyrics through the lens of gospel choirs, deep-soul horn sections, funky rhythm sections and blues-inflected guitar work. This makes the disc both an engaging listening experience and an illuminating document of musical cross-pollination between folk, rock and Black American music. The production values are oriented towards clarity and warmth, allowing vintage recordings to breathe while maintaining their original character. Listeners interested in the historical intersections of civil-rights-era songwriting, soul aesthetics and the evolution of popular music will find this compilation particularly rewarding, as it underlines how Dylan's songs gained new meanings when performed in Black musical traditions.
Ace Records, the label behind this release, is known for carefully compiled archival and specialist titles, often with deep respect for musical history and sound quality. Over many years, Ace has built a reputation among collectors and enthusiasts for authoritative reissues, themed compilations and thoughtfully annotated releases that give context to the music without overwhelming it. Their catalog frequently focuses on soul, R&B, rock 'n' roll, blues, country and related genres, and they are widely appreciated for digging beyond the obvious hits to include important deep cuts, rare sides and overlooked gems. With "How Many Roads - Black America Sings Bob Dylan", Ace continues this curatorial approach by bringing together historically and artistically significant recordings that shed light on a specific cultural dialogue: how Black American artists have interpreted and reshaped the work of one of the most influential songwriters of the 20th century.
Overall, this CD offers a substantial, cohesive listening experience that balances musical enjoyment with historical significance. It invites repeated plays, whether you come to it as a Dylan listener curious about alternate perspectives, a soul and R&B fan seeking inspired vocal performances and arrangements, or a music historian interested in the ways protest, spirituality and personal storytelling connect across genres and communities. The thoughtful programming, combined with Ace Records' expertise in anthology releases, makes "How Many Roads - Black America Sings Bob Dylan" a standout addition to any serious music collection. | | | Producer: |
Arif Mardin, Bobby Womack, Daniel Lanois, David Anderle, David Dashev, David Robinson, Freddie Scott, Harold Wheeler, Jackie Mills, Jeffrey Cohen, Jerry Ragovoy, Jerry Wexler, Joel Dorn, O'Kelly Isley, Orrin Keepnews, Quin Ivy, Ron Fair, Ronald Isley, Rudolph Isley, Steve Van Zandt, Tommy Kaye, Willie Mitchell |
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20 |
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CHD 1278 |
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