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Permalink Reply by J.Seah on Tuesday

A NO for me.

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Permalink Reply by August on Tuesday

Thank you for the feedback ... the item is on a slip of paper that appears to be from 1964 (due to the note on it) so that helps, but anything stand out that feels wrong specifically? 

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Permalink Reply by AustinCollector on Tuesday

I'm leaning toward genuine, but Dylan is one of the most difficult. I only trust Roger Epperson on such things. 

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Permalink Reply by August on Tuesday

Yes makes sense ... I don't own it so can't get it reviewed as yet. I did an eyeball comparison and I think it's OK, but then I looked more deeply and his sig is all over the place so, without a cert, think it's too risky. Digging into provenance as well, but again, hard to know what to trust anymore.

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Permalink Reply by AustinCollector on Wednesday

Roger will review a photo of something even if you don’t own it and give you a casual but highly educated and respected opinion for a nominal fee - I think $15 or $20.  My gut tells me this is ok,  but you need an expert. Dylan is not for the faint of heart. 

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Permalink Reply by August on Wednesday

100%! Yeah, I didn't realize it was possible to get an Epperson review so easily (I should have googled, was literally one click away!). Thank you for the feedback and info ... I'll give it a shot now! And yeah, been fun reviewing Dylan autos and wow ... he really is all over the place - makes it kinda fun, but sure is tricky!

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Permalink Reply by Doug James on Wednesday

+1 

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Permalink Reply by Doug James on Thursday

Love him or Hate him, the man (even in signature) is a complete enigma. Just a fascinating individual. I don’t particularly think he’s a good singer nor entertainer but he’s in my collection for being the single best songwriter of all time and someone who helped shape music history forever. 

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Permalink Reply by August yesterday

I totally agree; I grew up with my parents listening to him and remember his records being played in our house a lot (Infidels was the my first album that I remember. I even remember going to one of his concerts when I was maybe 12 or 13 - who takes their teenage kid to Dylan!?) Needless to say, he hold a big place in my past so I'm looking to find an autograph to honor that to some degree. Part of what I love about collecting!

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