
Music From Big Pink
They wrote it in the basement of a pink house near Woodstock, and Bob Dylan painted the picture on the front.

They wrote it in the basement of a pink house near Woodstock, and Bob Dylan painted the picture on the front.

They converted the pool house of a rented Hollywood home into a studio. Most of these songs about the American South were written by a Canadian.

Reprise refused it, so the band bought the tapes back, streamed the record free, and then sold it to another label owned by the same company.

Trent Reznor said that after hearing Cash sing Hurt, the song no longer felt like his. Cash died the following year.

Dylan had not released an album of new songs in seven years, and recorded these in Miami with a dozen musicians playing at once.

T Bone Burnett chose every song and neither singer had heard most of them. Plant sings underneath Krauss rather than over her.

Cash was too ill to work in a studio for long, so Rubin recorded him mostly at home, singing other people's songs.

Neither John nor Bernie Taupin had set foot in America when they wrote these songs about it. Taupin had been listening to The Band.

Cut in four days with a band of Ry Cooder, Nick Lowe and Jim Keltner, by a man who had just got sober and had nothing.