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Spanning decades, generations and radio formats like a proper mix tape, Dylan Country encompasses both superstars (Willie Nelson, the Byrds) and relative unknowns (Tim O'Brien, Peter Ostroushko) in a dud-free package of Bob Dylan tunes given the country treatment. Check out how a young Johnny Cash seethes contempt in his raw 1965 rendition of "It Ain't Me, Babe."
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