Bringing It All Back Home

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Bob Dylan album studio album

Bringing It All Back Home is a landmark 1965 album by Bob Dylan that marked his pivotal shift from acoustic folk to electric rock music.

Statements (47)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	Bob Dylan album → studio album →
artist	Bob Dylan →
containsSingle	Subterranean Homesick Blues →
countryOfOrigin	United States →
coverFeatures	Bob Dylan seated with Sally Grossman in a living room setting →
criticalReception	widely acclaimed by music critics →
followedBy	Highway 61 Revisited →
format	12-inch vinyl LP →
genre	folk → folk rock → rock →
hasCoverArtBy	Daniel Kramer →
hasInfluenced	folk rock genre → subsequent Bob Dylan albums →
hasPart	Bob Dylan’s 115th Dream → Gates of Eden → It’s All Over Now, Baby Blue → It’s Alright, Ma (I’m Only Bleeding) → Love Minus Zero/No Limit → Maggie’s Farm → Mr. Tambourine Man → On the Road Again → Outlaw Blues → She Belongs to Me → Subterranean Homesick Blues →
labelCatalogNumber	CL 2328 →
language	English →
listedIn	Rolling Stone 500 Greatest Albums of All Time →
movement	1960s folk revival → 1960s rock →
notableFor	controversial use of electric instruments by a former folk purist → influencing the development of folk rock → marking Bob Dylan’s shift from acoustic folk to electric rock →
numberOfTracks	11 →
performer	Bob Dylan →
precededBy	Another Side of Bob Dylan →
producer	Tom Wilson →
recordedAt	Columbia Recording Studios, New York City →
recordingLocation	New York City →
recordingPeriod	January 1965 →
recordLabel	Columbia Records →
releaseDate	1965-03-22 →
sideOneCharacteristic	primarily electric band arrangements →
sideTwoCharacteristic	primarily acoustic songs →
songwriter	Bob Dylan →
yearOfRelease	1965 →

Referenced by (3)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Highway 61 Revisited →	follows
Subterranean Homesick Blues →	includedInAlbum
Bob Dylan →	notableWork