The Bootleg Series Vol. 10: Another Self Portrait (1969–1971)

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What this collection attempts to do is rectify the errors, in production and song selection, made when the albums were first released. In the case of Self Portrait, overdubs added after the fact in '70 have been eliminated, removing the filter between the listener and Dylan's raw, affecting performances of "Copper Kettle" and "Days Of '49." [14]

In his review on the Consequence of Sound website, Mike Madden gave the album three and a half out of five stars, writing that Another Self Portrait is "highlighted by songs we've heard before but presented here in different versions, such as the cozy lament 'I Threw It All Away'". [15] Despite some "bottom-of-the-barrel" material, Madden noted the "pleasing discoveries" presented on the album: [15]

'I contemplated every move, or at least I tried,' Dylan sings on 'Went to See the Gypsy'. Elsewhere, Another Self Portrait indicates that while he had trouble with his writing mechanics around this time, it wasn't for lack of trying. 'Sign on the Window' is home to orchestral arrangements that could have been on George Harrison's All Things Must Pass, while Abbey Road dynamics power the second alternate version of 'Time Passes Slowly'. These, as well as the rockabilly of 'Working on a Guru' and the Nashville classicism of 'Tattle O'Day', are moderate successes, but they reveal that Dylan did in fact have the motivation to flesh out new directions for himself during these years. Let's be grateful that this set exists, if only because it begins to clears up a mythical period of the now 72-year-old Dylan’s frequently inscrutable oeuvre.

In his review in Guitar World , Jeff Slate wrote that the "thing about being a fan of Bob Dylan is that the discovery of his greatness is never-ending". [16] Slate went on to observe, "Dylan sounds great, the songs and performances are peerless, and though stylistically Another Self Portrait is a bit all over the place (owing mostly to the fact that the sessions the material is culled from spans three years) it also is remarkably coherent." [16] Slate concluded that "the thing that struck me in reflecting on this entry in the series and the nine volumes that came before it—not to mention Dylan's official studio output—was the consistency of Dylan's output. It's all great. Seriously." [16]

In his review for Rolling Stone magazine, David Fricke gave the album four and a half out of five stars, calling it "one of the most important, coherent and fulfilling Bob Dylan albums ever released". [18] Fricke found the performances to be "immediate and invigorating", with Dylan delivering "virile singing". [18] Fricke continued:

Despite the vintage, or maybe because it's all been hidden for so long, everything here feels like new music, busy being born and put to tape with crisp impatience. 'Let's just take this one,' Dylan says before a take of the traditional ballad "Little Sadie," one of 17 raw, magnetic tracks from a single three-day sprint with guitarist David Bromberg and pianist Al Kooper in March 1970. Dylan was, in fact, on the verge of a crossroads: the widely scorned double LP Self Portrait, issued three months later. He sounds eager to get there. That album is still tough going: a frank, confrontational likeness of the artist at 29 and loose ends, crooning folk tunes, pure corn and odd, plaintive originals, mostly through thick Nashville syrup. There may be no better description of Dylan at the close of his first, whirlwind decade, exhausted and uncertain of his way into the next, than Self Portrait's opening mantra, sung in his place by a group of country-gospel angels: "All the tired horses in the sun/How'm I supposed to get any ridin' done?" [18]

Fricke believed that Self Portrait and New Morning were part of a "long, connected act of self-examination and re-ignition". [18] This latest addition to the Bootleg series highlights "Dylan's breadth of drive at a time when many thought he had no direction forward". [18]

Track listing

All songs written by Bob Dylan except where noted; traditional songs arranged by Bob Dylan.

The Bootleg Series Vol. 10:
Another Self Portrait (1969–1971)
Another Self Portrait Cover.jpg
Compilation album by
Bob Dylan
ReleasedAugust 27, 2013 (2013-08-27)
Recorded1967, February 13, 1969 – March 19, 1971
StudioColumbia, New York City
Genre
Length113:27
Label Columbia
Producer Bob Johnston
Bob Dylan chronology
The 50th Anniversary Collection
(2012)		The Bootleg Series Vol. 10:
Another Self Portrait (1969–1971)
(2013)		 The Complete Album Collection Vol. One
(2013)
Bob Dylan Bootleg Series chronology
Vol. 9: The Witmark Demos: 1962–1964
(2010)		Vol. 10: Another Self Portrait (1969–1971)
(2013)		 Vol. 11: The Basement Tapes Complete
(2014)
Disc 1
No.TitleWriter(s)Length
1."Went to See the Gypsy" (demo, New Morning , 3/3/70) 3:01
2."Little Sadie" (without overdubs, Self Portrait , 3/3/70)Traditional2:02
3."Pretty Saro" (unreleased, Self Portrait , 3/3/70)Traditional2:16
4."Alberta #3" (alternate version, Self Portrait , 3/5/70)Traditional2:37
5."Spanish is the Loving Tongue" (unreleased, New Morning , 6/2/70) Charles Badger Clark 3:51
6."Annie's Going to Sing Her Song" (unreleased, Self Portrait , 3/4/70) Tom Paxton 2:22
7."Time Passes Slowly #1" (alternate version, New Morning , 5/1/70) 2:18
8."Only a Hobo" (unreleased, Bob Dylan's Greatest Hits Vol. II , 9/1/71) 3:25
9."Minstrel Boy" (unreleased, The Basement Tapes , c. 1967) 1:39
10."I Threw It All Away" (alternate version, Nashville Skyline , 2/16/69) 2:25
11."Railroad Bill" (unreleased, Self Portrait , 3/4/70)Traditional2:44
12."Thirsty Boots" (unreleased, Self Portrait , 3/4/70) Eric Andersen 4:06
13."This Evening So Soon" (unreleased, Self Portrait , 3/4/70)Traditional4:49
14."These Hands" (unreleased, Self Portrait , 3/3/70) Eddie Noack 3:43
15."In Search of Little Sadie" (without overdubs, Self Portrait , 3/3/70)Traditional2:26
16."House Carpenter" (unreleased, Self Portrait , 3/4/70)Traditional5:59
17."All the Tired Horses" (without overdubs, Self Portrait , 3/5/70) 1:15
Total length:51:15
Disc 2
No.TitleWriter(s)Length
1."If Not for You" (alternate version, New Morning , 6/2/70) 2:29
2."Wallflower" (alternate version, 11/4/71) 2:18
3."Wigwam" (without overdubs, Self Portrait , 3/4/70) 3:10
4."Days of '49" (without overdubs, Self Portrait , 3/4/70)Traditional5:13
5."Working on a Guru" (unreleased, New Morning , 5/1/70) 3:43
6."Country Pie" (alternate version, Nashville Skyline , 2/14/69) 1:27
7."I'll Be Your Baby Tonight" (Live at the Isle of Wight Festival, 8/31/69) 3:31
8."Highway 61 Revisited" (Live at the Isle of Wight Festival, 8/31/69) 3:39
9."Copper Kettle" (without overdubs, Self Portrait , 3/3/70)Albert Frank Beddoe3:35
10."Bring Me a Little Water" (unreleased, New Morning , 6/4/70)Traditional3:58
11."Sign on the Window" (with orchestral overdubs, New Morning , 6/5/70) 3:51
12."Tattle O'Day" (unreleased, Self Portrait , 3/4/70)Traditional3:49
13."If Dogs Run Free" (alternate version, New Morning , 6/5/70) 4:10
14."New Morning" (with horn section overdubs, New Morning , 6/4/70) 4:04
15."Went to See the Gypsy" (alternate version, New Morning , 6/5/70) 3:33
16."Belle Isle" (without overdubs, Self Portrait , 3/3/70)Traditional2:35
17."Time Passes Slowly #2" (alternate version #2, New Morning , 6/2/70) 3:02
18."When I Paint My Masterpiece" (demo version, 3/19/71) 3:53
Total length:62:12

Deluxe Edition

Deluxe Edition: Disc 3 (Live at the Isle of Wight Festival, 31/08/1969)
No.TitleWriter(s)Length
1."Intro" 0:40
2."She Belongs to Me" 3:01
3."I Threw It All Away" 3:07
4."Maggie's Farm" 4:00
5."Wild Mountain Thyme"Traditional2:51
6."It Ain't Me Babe" 3:09
7."To Ramona" 2:25
8."Mr. Tambourine Man" 3:08
9."I Dreamed I Saw St. Augustine" 3:32
10."Lay Lady Lay" 3:54
11."Highway 61 Revisited" 3:47
12."One Too Many Mornings" 2:38
13."I Pity the Poor Immigrant" 3:47
14."Like a Rolling Stone" 5:25
15."I'll Be Your Baby Tonight" 3:30
16."Quinn the Eskimo (The Mighty Quinn)" 2:49
17."Minstrel Boy" 3:48
18."Rainy Day Women #12 & 35" 3:17
Total length:60:41
Deluxe Edition: Disc 4 (Self Portrait Remastered)
No.TitleWriter(s)Length
1."All the Tired Horses" 3:12
2."Alberta #1"Traditional2:57
3."I Forgot More Than You'll Ever Know" Cecil Allen Null 2:23
4."Days of '49" Alan Lomax, John Lomax, Frank Warner 5:27
5."Early Mornin' Rain" Gordon Lightfoot 3:34
6."In Search of Little Sadie"Traditional2:28
7."Let It Be Me" Gilbert Bécaud, Mann Curtis, Pierre Delanoë 3:00
8."Little Sadie"Traditional2:00
9."Woogie Boogie" 2:06
10."Belle Isle"Traditional2:30
11."Living the Blues" 2:42
12."Like a Rolling Stone" (Live at the Isle of Wight Festival, 8/31/69) 5:18
13."Copper Kettle"Albert Frank Beddoe3:34
14."Gotta Travel On" Paul Clayton, Larry Ehrlich, David Lazar, Tom Six3:08
15."Blue Moon" Richard Rodgers, Lorenz Hart 2:29
16."The Boxer" Paul Simon 2:48
17."The Mighty Quinn (Quinn the Eskimo)" (Live at the Isle of Wight Festival, 8/31/69) 2:48
18."Take Me as I Am (Or Let Me Go)" Boudleaux Bryant 3:03
19."Take a Message to Mary" Felice Bryant, Boudleaux Bryant2:46
20."It Hurts Me Too"Traditional3:15
21."Minstrel Boy" (Live at the Isle of Wight Festival, 8/31/69) 3:33
22."She Belongs to Me" (Live at the Isle of Wight Festival, 8/31/69) 2:44
23."Wigwam" 3:09
24."Alberta #2"Traditional3:12
Total length:73:15

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