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Bob Dylan to record his 37th album
J.G. Taruc
February 15, 2016
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American singer-songwriter Bob Dylan is back in the studio again to record his 37th album to follow-up his 2015 release of ‘Shadows in the Night’, according to billboard.com.
The news came from recording engineer Al Schmitt who worked with Dylan on his ‘Shadows in the Night’ album, as well as with Frank Sinatra’s ‘Duets’ album.
According to some reports, Schmitt told Billboard that Bob Dylan is in Hollywood’s Studio B at Capitol Records and he’s starting to record new tracks from old songs.
The title of the songs has not been revealed yet nor if he’ll be singing again some of Sinatra’s hit songs just like he did in his last album.
Dylan’s ‘Shadows in the Night’ album was his 36th studio album which contained traditional standards of Frank Sinatra such as ‘The Night We Called It a Day’, ‘Autumn Leaves’, ‘Some Enchanted Evening’ and many more.
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