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17/04/2009 Sony Legacy’s Playlist series: why?
Have you seen Sony Legacy’s new Playlist series, covering about 50 artists? It’s a puzzling product range. The Very Best Of Bob Dylan ‘60s, released just before last Xmas, was followed last month by The Very Best Of Bob Dylan ‘70s. They’re decent compilations – let’s face it, it would be hard to foul up a 14-track selection from the greatest living songwriter. But, given the availability of so many other official Sony Dylan compilations, you have to question the logic. At least they’re better intros to the artist than the Playlist devoted to Dylan’s contemporary, Van Morrison. Sony only have access to the interminably reissued Bang sessions – ie the pop material recorded before Morrison found his true voice with his masterpiece, Astral Weeks. Sony Legacy’s Playlist series: why? Gerry Smith
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