Bob Dylan New Morning SACD MFSL Mobile Fidelity Sound Lab Stereo Hybrid SACD/CD

SUBLIME 1970 ALBUM AMONG LOOSEST, JOVIAL OF DYLAN'S CAREER The album might have saved Bob Dylan's career. At the least, it proved the icon still relevant, and his wits still in tact. And it immediately followed what remains the artist's biggest disaster, the yet-unexplained and forever puzzling Self Portrait, a nearly unlistenable attempt that caused many to wonder whether Dylan had lost his mind. If intended as a joke, it bombed, making the sublime New Morning all the more important to restore faith in the singer's creativity and songwriting prowess. It did all this and more, and stands as his finest studio effort during a five-year span. If Not for You Day of the Locusts Time Passes Slowly Went to See the Gypsy Winterlude If Dogs Run Free New Morning Sign on the Window One More Weekend The Man In Me Three Angels Father of Night "Many of the songs seem to have been made up on the spot, with confidence in the ability of first-rate musicians to move in any direction at any time,"