Bob Dylan wrote over a hundred songs during the legendary Basement Tapes
recording sessions, which took place in the summer and fall of 1967,
eight years before the album itself was released. Those sessions would
produce some of Dylan’s most enduring songs, including “I Shall Be
Released,” “The Mighty Quinn,” and “This Wheel’s On Fire.” Recently,
lyrics that Dylan wrote during that period were rediscovered and put to
music by an all-star cast. Lost On The River: The New Basement Tapes
is a collaborative project featuring Elvis Costello, My Morning
Jacket’s Jim James, Marcus Mumford, Dawes’ Taylor Goldsmith, and
Carolina Chocolate Drop’s Rhiannon Giddens and produced by T Bone
Burnett. The group congregated for two weeks at Captiol Studios in
Hollywood to record music for the lost lyrics. “What transpired during
those two weeks was amazing for all of us,” Burnett said in a press
release. “There was a deep well of generosity and support in the studio
at all times, which reflected the tremendous trust and generosity shown
by Bob in sharing these lyrics with us in the first place.” The group
(which also features Johnny Depp on “Kansas City”) recorded 20 new songs
put together from the lost Dylan lyrics. You can hear one of those new
songs, “Nothing To It,” below, accompanied by a lyric video featuring
Dylan’s actual handwritten lyrics.
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