Hello, my name is Ben Barrel and welcome back to Bob Dylan album by album, a podcast that takes an in-depth look at each Bob Dylan's studio recording record by record.

Welcome to season three. Thank you very much for returning to the podcast. What a joy it is to be back.

There's some great episodes coming up this season. Actually, I think some of the best episodes I have ever done on this podcast.

So look forward to them. And thank you very much, as I say, for returning to the podcast.

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So on with episode one of season three, and we're looking at a slightly strange, imperfect but still good album.

This is 1964's Another Side of Bob Dylan. I walk in the morning wandering where I want out.

I walk in the morning wandering where he had worn out.

With Dylan Stock on the Rise after a couple of classic albums,

Columbia his label were keen for him to release another record.

So on the 9th of June 1964, he once again entered Columbia's Studio A with producer Tom Wilson. And it's Dylan doing everything again. He plays all

the instruments. And there's more than enough evidence to suggest he was getting pretty loaded

during the sessions too. The whole album was cut that night as they bagged 14 original compositions,

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