Songbook with Friends – Limited Color Edition Vinyl, Folk Rock and Protest Songs Compilation ft. Baez, Pete Seeger, Authentic 1960s Greenwich Village Record [lp_record]
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약 63,260원
$42.90
2026-03-06
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2026-03-06
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상품 특징
- Experience the birth of a revolution with iconic performances. This exclusive collection opens with Bob Dylan's raw "House of the Risin' Sun," paired with the ethereal "Silver Dagger" by Joan Baez and the poignant "He Was a Friend of Mine" by Dave Van Ronk. It's an authentic journey through the legendary Greenwich Village cafés that changed music forever.
- Feel the power of an era-defining protest with "Blowin' in the Wind" and the hopeful anthem "We Shall Overcome" by Pete Seeger. This side captures the spirit of a generation with Dylan's "Song to Woody," the pop crossover "Mr. Tambourine Man," and the timeless "Where Have All The Flowers Gone" by Peter, Paul & Mary.
- Own a piece of history with this strictly limited collector's edition. Pressed on high-quality 180-gram vinyl, this LP is mastered for superior audio fidelity, delivering the warm, rich sound that audiophiles and collectors demand. The unique colored vinyl variant makes it a standout artifact for any serious music library.
- More than a compilation, this album narrates the electric chemistry between Dylan, Baez, and the folk icons who shaped the 60s. From Baez introducing Dylan to larger stages to the timeless question posed in "Blowin' in the Wind," this record is a living document of the artists who "rewired what a song could be."
- Housed in premium packaging, this vinyl LP is the definitive addition for anyone passionate about folk rock, Americana, and music history. Whether it's a birthday gift for a music lover, a treat for yourself, or a cornerstone of your Bob Dylan memorabilia, this is an essential piece of the 1960s counterculture movement.