1967 was the year of the key works: The Beach Boys inspired with "Pet Sounds", The Moody Blues delivered the official with their LP "Day Of Future Passed" and the Beatles presented with their masterpiece "Sgt. Pepper" another number 1 album.

But already one year before Bob Dylan had released "Blonde On Blonde": the inspired double album shone with simple and ingenious folkpop pearls. With the help of famous colleagues like Robbie Robertson, Joe South and Al Kooper, Dylan developed such immortal evergreens from his compositions as "Rainy Day Women #12 & #35", "I Want You", "Just Like A Woman" and "Most Likely You Go Your Way".