This new page is one of a set listing the mono releases of regular Bob Dylan LPs that were created from the regular stereo mix by combining the left and right channels, not specially engineered for mono. New Morning was the last Dylan album to be released in mono, in Brazil only. The last US mono album was John Wesley Harding, and the last European mono album was Nashville Skyline. These LPs are eligible for inclusion on this site because the mono versions of these Dylan songs are now unavailable on CD. (The first eight Dylan albums were released on CD in mono as The Original Mono Recordings in 2010. For full details of the set, see here.) Mono LPs with rare tracks (e.g. mono versions with significant differences from the album tracks, such as different mixes, edits or fades) are listed in the main chronological pages. Mono singles up to 1976 have their own pages, see the links above.
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Revised: 01 January, 2012.
"New Morning" - mono vinyl LP, CBS 37706
(Brazil), Oct 1970:
The front photograph is by Columbia staff photographer Len Siegler, from Aug
or Sep 1970. The rear picture shows Bob with Victoria Spivey at Cue Recording Studio
New York, 2 Mar 1962, at the session that produced Three Kings And The Queen
(see 1964), and Kings And The Queen Vol. 2
(see 1972). On the rear sleeve the song titles are
translated into Portuguese. The corresponding Brazilian stereo album is CBS
137706.
 CBS 37706 (Brazil), front scan by Hans Seegers |
This album is a real find, as it's apparently the last Dylan mono LP ever to be released worldwide to my knowledge, and the album was released everywhere else in the world in stereo only. |
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 CBS 37706 (Brazil), commercial release - Side 1 scan by Hans Seegers |
I assumed this was a stereo-to-mono reduction, although Keith Venturoni has a copy and thinks the record is actually stereo, not mono as stated on the cover. John Harju confirms this, although it seems surprising since there was also a correctly described Brazilian stereo release!
Thanks to Hans Seegers for information and scans.
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