While 1997’s Time Out Of Mind marked Bob Dylan’s first album of original material in seven years, 2001’s Grammy Award-winning Love And Theft secured his artistic comeback for good. With a rocking and swinging band comprised of Charlie Sexton, Larry Campbell, David Kemper, Tony Garnier, and Augie Meyers, Dylan (vocals, guitar, piano, harmonica) offers up a freewheeling, well-humored twelve-song collection reminiscent of his classic early work. Love In Theft finds the music master incorporating country, ragtime, blues and rockabilly with aplomb and painting the long gone past with passion and haunting beauty on evocative numbers like “Mississippi,” “Lonesome Day Blues,” “Summer Days,” “Bye And Bye” and “Sugar Baby.”

        1. Tweedle Dee & Tweedle Dum
        2. Mississippi
        3. Summer Days
        4. Bye & Bye
        5. Lonesome Day Blues
        6. Floater (Too Much To Ask)
        7. High Water (For Charley Patton)
        8. Moonlight
        9. Honest With Me
      10. Po’ Boy
      11. Cry a While
      12. Sugar Baby