Bob Dylan - More Blood, More Tracks'Releasaed on 'Columbia Legacy', this eagerly anticipated new chapter in the acclaimed Dylan 'Bootleg' series, unveils previously unreleased studio performances from 1974's mythic 'Blood On The Tracks' sessions. This masterpiece was one of Dylans best selling albums & was released in 1975. The single 2LP configuration of More Blood, More Tracks assembles 10 of the most emotionally resonant alternate takes of each of the 10 songs appearing the original

the Miracle Witness Hour boasts primal versions of the bands most recalled avant-pop songs such as 'Jocko Homo' and 'Mongoloid' moments before Brian Eno got his hands on them

We decided to ignore Barbara Walter's advice when she told us to strike when the iron was hot

The Rhythm Record Vol

not only do psychologists theorise that the human brain can only memorise a sequence of this length

I think it sounds a lot more relaxed and laid back

Originally a foursome with Protrudi doing duty on vocals and guitar

A brain in a microwave

misunderstood cultures

'Trick' features co-production and all instruments played by Jamie and long-time creative partner James Dring and is the kind of brave and eclectic rock / punk / reggae / rap / pop celebration that only Jamie T could make

From rocking Bombay to swinging London: what a terrific trip

and yet the album oozes psychedelic wonder and ambience

original Nigerian rock music throughout the 1970s