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Any Day Now, Joan Baez- 4 Track Reel to Reel Tape, 7 1/2 IPS
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  • Any Day Now, Joan Baez- 4 Track Reel to Reel Tape, 7 1/2 IPS
  • Any Day Now, Joan Baez- 4 Track Reel to Reel Tape, 7 1/2 IPS
  • Any Day Now, Joan Baez- 4 Track Reel to Reel Tape, 7 1/2 IPS
  • Any Day Now, Joan Baez- 4 Track Reel to Reel Tape, 7 1/2 IPS
  • Any Day Now, Joan Baez- 4 Track Reel to Reel Tape, 7 1/2 IPS
  • Any Day Now, Joan Baez- 4 Track Reel to Reel Tape, 7 1/2 IPS
  • Any Day Now, Joan Baez- 4 Track Reel to Reel Tape, 7 1/2 IPS
  • Any Day Now, Joan Baez- 4 Track Reel to Reel Tape, 7 1/2 IPS
Any Day Now, Joan Baez- 4 Track Reel to Reel Tape, 7 1/2 IPS
$25.00

Condition: Very Good
Description

Joan Baez’s Any Day Now presents Bob Dylan’s songs in stark, intimate performances with acoustic backing and subtle studio arrangements. Vanguard Stereolab 4-track stereo reel at 7½ IPS, factory duplicated by Ampex. A classic mid-’60s folk title with original box and labels.
Details

Album: Any Day Now — Bob Dylan’s Songs Sung by Joan Baez

Artist:

  • Joan Baez

Label: Vanguard

Year of Release: 1968

Duplicator: Ampex

Country: United States

Genre:

  • Folk
  • Rock

Reel: 7 1/2 IPS 7 inch Tape, 4 Track Tape

Condition Notes:

  • Box: Very good- shrink wrap taped to front of box (see photos)
  • Sound Quality: Excellent
Track List

Side One:
1. Love Is Just a Four-Letter Word
2. I Dreamed I Saw St. Augustine
3. The Walls of Red Wing
4. Dear Landlord
5. One Too Many Mornings
6. I Shall Be Released
7. Boots of Spanish Leather
8. Walkin’ Down the Line
9. Restless Farewell

Side Two:
1. Love Minus Zero / No Limit
2. North Country Blues
3. You Ain’t Goin’ Nowhere
4. Drifter’s Escape
5. I Pity the Poor Immigrant
6. Tears of Rage
7. Sad-Eyed Lady of the Lowlands
Tape Review
About Four Track Tapes

Two-track stereo reels grew out of early post-war tape, when consumer releases were mostly mono (often with a “flip the reel” second side). Once in-line two-track (half-track) became standard, big tracks at 7.5 ips made great jazz and classical sound incredibly real. The industry eventually moved to 4-track because it was cheaper and offered more playing time- learn more here.

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