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Liner Notes

Political World

Bob Dylan - Vocal, Guitar
Daniel Lanois - Dobro
Mason Ruffner - Guitar
Brian Stoltz - Guitar
Tony Hall - Bass
Cyril Neville - Percussion
Willie Green - Drums

Where Teardrops Fall

Bob Dylan - Vocal, Piano
Daniel Lanois - Lap Steel
Paul Synegal - Guitar
Larry Jolivet - Bass
Alton Rubin, Jr. - Scrub Board
John Hart - Sax
Rockin' Dopsie - Accordion

Everything Is Broken

Bob Dylan - Vocals, Guitar, Harmonica
Daniel Lanois - Dobro
Malcolm Burn - Tambourine
Tony Hall - Bass
Willie Green - Drums
Brian Stoltz - Guitar
Daryl Johnson - Percussion

Ring Them Bells

Bob Dylan - Vocals, Piano
Daniel Lanois - Guitar
Malcolm Burn - Keyboards

Man In The Long Black Coat

Bob Dylan - Vocal, 6 & 12 String Guitar, Harmonica
Daniel Lanois - Dobro
Malcolm Burn - Keyboards

Most Of The Time

Bob Dylan - Vocal, Guitar
Daniel Lanois - Guitar
Malcolm Burn - Keyboards
Tony Hall - Bass
Willie Green - Drums
Cyril Neville - Percussion

What Good Am I?

Bob Dylan - Vocal, Guitar, Piano
Daniel Lanois - Dobro
Malcolm Burn - Mercy Keys

Disease Of Conceit

Bob Dylan - Vocal, Piano, Organ
Mason Ruffner - Guitar
Brian Stoltz - Guitar
Tony Hall - Bass
Willie Green - Drums

What Was It You Wanted?

Bob Dylan - Vocal, Guitar, Harmonica
Daniel Lanois - Guitar
Malcolm Burn - Bass
Mason Ruffner - Guitar
Willie Green - Drums
Cyril Neville - Percussion

Shooting Star

Bob Dylan - Vocal, Guitar, Harmonica
Daniel Lanois - Omnichord
Brian Stoltz - Guitar
Tony Hall - Bass
Willie Green - Drums

Produced by Daniel Lanois
Recorded by Malcolm Burn with Mark Howard
Mixed by Malcolm Burn / Daniel Lanois
Studio Installation by Mark Howard
Mastered By Greg Calbi at Sterling Sound, New York
Street Art by Trotsky
Album Design by Christopher Austopchuk
Type Design by Mark Burdett
Photo: Suzie-Q

Album Notes

Personnel:
Bob Dylan (vocals, 6- & 12-string guitars, guitar, harmonica, piano, organ)
Mason Ruffner, Brian Stoltz, Paul Synegal (guitar)
Daniel Lanois (guitar, lap steel, dobro, Omnichord)
Rockin' Dopsie (accordion)
John Hart (saxophone)
Malcolm Burn (keyboards, tambourine)
Tony Hall, Larry Jolivet (bass)
Willie Green, Alton Rubin, Jr. (drums)
David Rubin, Jr. (scrub board)
Cyril Neville, Daryl Johnson (percussion).

The great Zim has been written off many times, and yet he can and will always come back and surprise us with another tremendous album. Much credit is given to producer Daniel Lanois, but don't forget, a producer cannot do much with pencil shavings. Some of Dylan's most cryptic statements are on this album. He was always better as a romantic than as a protest folkie, and the less obscure his lyrics become, the more he opens his heart. Take, for example, the simple "Where Teardrops Fall." Alternatively, the brilliant twist in the tail, "Most Of The Time," is the deepest: `Don't even remember what her lips felt like on mine, most of the time.'