Dylan's Circle (Elektra 75) (Limited)
Various Artists- BOB DYLAN - North Country Blues (Live at Newport, 1963)
- JEAN RITCHIE - Nottamun Town
- JOSH WHITE - Jesus Gonna Make Up My Dyin' Bed
- ED MCCURDY - Kentucky Moonshiner
- KOERNER, RAY & GLOVER - Ramblin' Blues
- JUDY HENSKE - Love Henry
- BOB GIBSON - Fare Thee Well (Dink's Song)
- THE DILLARDS - Walkin' Down the Line (Live at the Mecca, Los Angeles)
- HAMILTON CAMP - Pride of Man
- FRED NEIL - Bleecker & MacDougal
- JUDY COLLINS - Tomorrow Is a Long Time
- TOM PAXTON - Goodman, Schwerner and Cheney
- PHIL OCHS - Here's to the State of Mississippi
- TOM RUSH - On the Road Again
- THE PAUL BUTTERFIELD BLUES BAND - Screamin'
- BOB DYLAN - Maggie's Farm (Live at Newport, 1963)
- DAVID BLUE - If Your Monkey Can't Get It
- LOVE - Bummer in the Summer
- PAUL SIEBEL - Louise
- LONNIE MACK - The Man in Me
As part of Elektra Records’ 75th Anniversary celebration, Rhino Entertainment is releasing an extensive collection of iconic Elektra titles on vinyl. The series encompasses acclaimed albums released from the ‘60s through the ‘90s that underline the label’s era-defining, genre-defiant greatness.
Titles from the collection will be released each Friday in July, featuring groundbreaking, timeless works by trailblazers like The Doors, Love, The Stooges, Anita Baker, The Cars, The Afghan Whigs, and more. They will be available at participating brick-and-mortar stores across the country.
As a highlight of this special Elektra 75 collection, label founder Jac Holzman has assembled an album featuring Bob Dylan alongside other influential folk artists such as Fred Neil, Tom Paxton, and Judy Collins, entitled Dylan’s Circle. It will be available as a 1LP/1CD that highlights the collaboration and competition between these legendary musicians and honors the Greenwich Village music scene of the early 1960s.
Celebrate the 75th anniversary of Elektra Records with a special album overseen by Jac Holzman, the visionary founder of Elektra and Nonesuch Records. Featuring Bob Dylan alongside other influential Elektra artists like Fred Neil, Tom Paxton, and Judy Collins, this collection highlights the collaboration and competition between these legendary musicians and honors the Greenwich Village music scene of the early '60s. From Dylan's "North Country Blues" to his electrifying "Maggie's Farm," the album showcases the era’s defining sound. It’s a tribute to the artists who helped shape the folk revival and to Jac Holzman's legacy.