Lay Lady Lay - Bob Dylan 1969

Lay Lady Lay was from the album Nashville Skyline (released in 1969). This song was Dylan's first top ten hit in three years. It did not really sound like the Dylan we were used to hearing. In fact, the album was nice melodies, and the sound was definitely more country.

Johnny Cash even made a guest appearance on one of the songs (Girl from The North Country).


The B-Side was a cute song called Peggy Day. Dylan was in country-crooning voice on this album. This is a scan of the Columbia 45 (Canada). Both songs were short, and written by Bob Dylan. The album has sold over a million copies.

Here is a sample of Lay Lady Lay: click here

I just found this neat Dylan site, that lists all of his albums (with nice photos). click here

All I Really Want To Do - The Byrds - 1965

This hit song by The Byrds was written by Bob Dylan. Columbia released this single in 1965, from the album Mr. Tambourine Man. Other artists that have recorded this song include: Duanne Eddy, The McCoys, The Hollies, and The Four Seasons. Cher had a big hit with this song (it was her debut single) and it charted well in several countries in 1965.

This is a scan of the Mono single (Made in Canada) One side has All I Really Want To Do and the other side has I'll Feel A Whole Lot Bettter. It was written by Gene Clark.

If you click here, you can listen to a sample of the song All I Really Want To Do.

If want to start to know about The Byrds, check out this website: ByrdWatcher.