Bob Dylan – Bringing It All Back Home album art Contributed by Rob Hudson on Nov 12th, 2023. Artwork published in March 1965. Source: archive.org Internet Archive. License: All Rights Reserved. Bringing It All Back Home is Bob Dylan’s fifth album, and his first to feature electric instruments. The artist name and album title are set in the bold weight of Times New Roman, tightly-spaced and center-aligned above the striking cover photograph by Daniel Kramer. [More info on Discogs] Source: archive.org Internet Archive. License: All Rights Reserved. The back cover typography uses a mix of Akzidenz-Grotesk (a.k.a. Standard) and Optima. Typefaces More about Times New RomanGet Times New RomanMore about Akzidenz-GroteskGet Akzidenz-GroteskMore about OptimaGet Optima Formats Album Art (4345) Topics Music (6516) Designers/Agencies unknown (4335) Tagged withBob Dylan (14)vinyl records (3438)album records (2905)1960s albums (403)photography (999)red white and blue (177)CBS Records (58)folk rock (49)center-aligned text (1987)tight letterspacing (905)back covers (2354)track listings (1296)cover on cover (3) Artwork location United States (10183) New York City (3035) In SetsRADIOGIAPPANESE (Leonardo de la Fuente) (2878) 3 Comments on “Bob Dylan – Bringing It All Back Home album art” Florian Hardwig says: Nov 12th, 2023 12:25 pm The stack of records on the sofa includes Keep On Pushing by The Impressions – which we recently featured as part of the Interlock special: Stéphane Darricau says: Nov 12th, 2023 2:27 pm …as well as Robert Johnson’s compilation King of the Delta Blues Singers (1961), whose front cover uses Lydian : Conrad says: Nov 13th, 2023 8:02 pm The other two are… Lotte Lenya sings Berlin Theatre Songs by Kurt Weill, and The Folk Blues of Eric Von Schmidt. Post a comment Name Email – will not be published Website Your response Submit Comment More Times New Roman in use A Stack of Books2011Triin TammContributed by Janis Reichenberger Design in Conservative Times2020Wibke BramesfeldContributed by Wibke Bramesfeld All fonts look the same2018Timmy JamesTrent KokichMatilda SteinContributed by Giordano Zatta Sponsor More in Music MC Hammer – Please Hammer Don’t Hurt ’Em album art1990Heather van HaaftenTommy SteeleContributed by Stephen Coles The Boy Friend album art1954AuerbachPhoto(s) by Bart Solenthaler on Flickr. “Illegal Boogie!” poster2012Hans Jørgen WærnerContributed by Florian Hardwig Verberis – The Apophatic Wilderness album art2024an open graveContributed by an open grave Staff Pick More in Album Art Les Docteurs du Rythme – Haiti Goes Latin album art1975Jacques KarahaContributed by Stefan Perkins The Raveonettes – Chain Gang of Love album art2003Jakob TranbergJosh CheuseContributed by Bryson Stohr Bartók. Concerto For Orchestra – Chicago Symphony Orchestra, Fritz Reiner1958Contributed by Florian Hardwig “Promises” – Calvin Harris & Sam Smith2018Studio TempContributed by Tylor Reimer More Fonts In Use LB Plantesc. 2023Huz & BosshardContributed by Pierre Pané-Farré Staff Pick Yves Tumor @ The Play Circle2019Caleb Vanden BoomContributed by Caleb Vanden Boom Staff Pick Climate – Building Resilience in the Era of Climate Change2021WAAITTContributed by WELTKERN® Typefaces Staff Pick Tom O’Bedlam by Robert Silverberg1985Loretta TrezzoContributed by Florian Hardwig Staff Pick
3 Comments on “Bob Dylan – Bringing It All Back Home album art”
The stack of records on the sofa includes Keep On Pushing by The Impressions – which we recently featured as part of the Interlock special:
…as well as Robert Johnson’s compilation King of the Delta Blues Singers (1961), whose front cover uses Lydian :
The other two are… Lotte Lenya sings Berlin Theatre Songs by Kurt Weill, and The Folk Blues of Eric Von Schmidt.