About The Brothers and Sisters
The Brothers and Sisters were a choir of Los Angeles session singers brought gloriously to the fore for a one-off recording session that produced an album of Bob Dylan covers "Dylan's Gospel". Originally released in 1969 this album finds the California collective covering a clutch of Dylan classics in the era’s revolutionary gospel style. Produced by Lou Adler, soon to work his magic on Carole King’s mega-successful Tapestry, and arranged by Gene Page
Top Tracks
Lay Lady Lay
The Times They Are A Changing
All Along the Watchtower
I Shall Be Released
Mr. Tambourine Man
The Mighty Quinn
Just Like a Woman
My Back Pages
I'll Be Your Baby Tonight
Chimes of Freedom
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