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What artist(s) released "John Wesley Harding" (Columbia, 1967)? Rolling Stone Rank: #337
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Recovering from his 1966 motorcycle crash, Bob Dylan made a left turn into country fables and stark mystic folkways. He took a quick trip to Nashville and banged out John Wesley Harding. It's his most ominous album, with characters from the Bible and the shadowy side of American history, from "I Am a Lonesome Hobo" to "All Along the Watchtower." With his stripped-down sound and a black-and-white cover photo, Dylan was defiantly rejecting all the current trends - going his own way, as usual. Bob Dylan appears on the list 7 times. All notes from rollingstone.com
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