"Self Portrait" is a 1970 album by Bob Dylan that marks a departure from his previous work. It features a mix of original songs and covers, showcasing a more introspective and experimental side of Dylan. The album includes a range of styles, from folk to country and pop, and is notable for its laid-back, sometimes fragmented feel.
While it received mixed reviews upon release, with some critics viewing it as a less focused effort, over the years, it has gained a more favorable reassessment. Songs like "All the Tired Horses" and "Days of '49" exemplify Dylan's unique storytelling and vocal delivery. The album's artwork, featuring a blurred portrait of Dylan, aligns with its themes of identity and self-reflection. Overall, "Self Portrait" is a complex and intriguing part of Dylan's discography, reflecting his artistic evolution and willingness to explore new avenues.
Condition: Pre-Owned Good
minor marks on records, sleeve has small splits by outside
