Bob Dylan Center® Acquires Newly Discovered Early Dylan Recordings And Other Singular Elements In Advance Of Next Year's Grand Opening
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Dienstag, November 16, 2021
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Bob Dylan Center acquires newly discovered early Bob Dylan recordings and other finds before next year's grand opening.
Key Points:
- Bob Dylan Center acquires newly discovered early Bob Dylan recordings and other finds before next year's grand opening.
- Memberships to the Bob Dylan Center are now available for the first time, at http://bobdylancenter.com/support .
- The Toni Mendell Tapes represent the first complete extant recording of Bob Dylan performing at Carnegie Chapter Hall on Nov. 4, 1961.
- Both the Bob Dylan Center and the Woody Guthrie Center operate under auspices of the American Song Archives, a project of the George Kaiser Family Foundation (GKFF).