Tangled Up in Blue (5:41)
From Bob Dylan: The Collection and 179 other releases
“Tangled Up in Blue” is a song by Bob Dylan. It appeared on his album Blood on the Tracks in 1975. Rolling Stone ranked it #68 on their list of the 500 Greatest Songs of All Time.
It was originally recorded in Nashville TN. with Eric Weisberg and Deliverence, A bluegrass band. However
Bob didn’t really like the way it turned out so…When he traveled to the Twin Cities where his mother and brother live for a visit, he decided to re-record it with two session guys from Minneapolis, Billy Peterson and Bill Berg,
(Bass and Drums) Both were and still are First call musicians. It was recorded in three short days at Sound 80
studios. The song was originally written in the key of D by Bob, But Billy Peterson, the Bassist made a simple suggestion, Asking “Should we try it in A?” which gave it the distinctive sound of the resonating A chord.
It was originally recorded in Nashville TN. with Eric Weisberg and Deliverence, A bluegrass band. However
Bob didn’t really like the way it turned out so…When he traveled to the Twin Cities where his mother and brother live for a visit, he decided to re-record it with two session guys from Minneapolis, Billy Peterson and Bill Berg,
(Bass and Drums) Both were and still are First call musicians. It was recorded in three short days at Sound 80
studios. The song was originally written in the key of D by Bob, But Billy Peterson, the Bassist made a simple suggestion, Asking “Should we try it in A?” which gave it the distinctive sound of the resonating A chord.
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Bob Dylan – Tangled Up in Blue
Early one mornin' the sun was shinin'
I was layin' in bed
Wonderin' if she'd changed at all
If her hair was still red
Bob Dylan






