Little white wonder

Little White Wonder, or Waters of Oblivion, as it was known in America, is a bootleg album by singer-songwriter Bob Dylan, recorded with his backing group, The Band, during the summer-fall sessions of 1967 in The Band's upstate New York home, Big Pink. These sessions would eventually produce the official Columbia album, The Basement Tapes, which contained several of the songs found on this record. Unlike its predecessor, Little White Wonder sports a white cover, but with huge black stenciled letters stamped across the entire sleeve. At the top there is printed "Peace Records" (or "Empire), as well as "The Basement Singers Sing Bob Dylan". A later pressing included a completely different cover: instead of white, it is a light grey, and...